Hafez students in Barishal completed spoken English course, get certificates, books
Masud Rana, Barisal Bureau.
The second batch of the seven-day Spoken English Short Course organized for Hafiz students in Barisal to remove their fear of the English language has been successfully completed. At the end of the course, certificates and books were distributed among the participating students.
A certificate distribution ceremony was organized on this occasion at Jalilul Quran Hafezi Madrasa run by Maqsuda-Zahir Foundation on College Road in the city at 9 pm on Wednesday.
The chief guest at the event was the Barisal District President of the National Journalists' Association and Bureau Chief of Dainik Bartam, Md. Mamun-or-Rashid.
The founder of the organization, Prof Zahurul Alam, presided over the event. The event was conducted by Dr. Md. Mazharul Rezwan Reza, an orthopedic specialist and surgeon at Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital.
Expressing their feelings, the students who completed the course said, "We are madrasa students.
Chief guest, journalist Md. Mamun-or-Rashid said that to meet the needs of the present era, acquiring English language and technical skills along with religious education is very important. Such initiatives to enrich Hafiz students with modern knowledge and skills are commendable.
Dr. Md. Mazharul Rezwan Reza, Director of Maqsuda-Zahir Foundation and Resident Surgeon (Orthopedic) of Sher-e-Bangla Medical College Hospital, announced that several more short-term training courses on contemporary subjects will be launched soon to make the students of Qawmi Madrasa self-reliant in technology-based skills.
He said, "The main goal of this initiative is to create self-employment opportunities for Qawmi Madrasa students by providing them with technical education and skills in line with the times.
