Md. Mafiz Uddin Sarker, Rangpur

 Professor Dr. Md. Shamsul Alam, Vice-Chancellor of Islamic Arabic University, said that Islamic Arabic University is working to build a moral society through timely and skilled public education. Because there is no alternative to Islamic education in building a moral society without discrimination. 

 In this regard, Madrasa education is very important. Modern, contemporary and religious education prevails in Madrasa education at the same time. He said these things in his speech as the chief guest at the departmental exchange meeting titled "Improvement of the quality of Madrasa education" organized by the university at the Shilpakala Academy auditorium in Rangpur on  Sunday. 

Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof  Dr. Mohammad Shahidul Islam and Treasurer ASM Mamunur Rahman Khalili. The meeting was chaired by the Pro-Vice Chancellor of the university, Prof  Dr. Mohammad Abu Zafar Khan. 

 The meeting was chaired by the Dean of the University's Kamil (Postgraduate) Education, Training and Research Center, Prof Dr. Mohammad Ali Ullah, Dean of the Curriculum Development and Evaluation Center, Prof  Dr. Muhammad Shazaat Ullah Farooqui, Registrar Md. Ayub Hossain and Controller of Examinations Mohammad Ali.

The Vice Chancellor also said that religious education is also very important in building a corruption-free society. Therefore, in the interest of a healthy society and the state, madrasa students must be made capable citizens in the management of society and the state.

He said, we want the madrasas to produce qualified scholars and competent manpower. They should contribute to building a society and state free from injustice, irregularities and corruption in the society. He also said that the university will be free from session jams in a very short time. The university's course curriculum will be timely and of high quality. Opportunities for higher research are being created.

Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Shahidul Islam said that in a country without discrimination, madrasa education can play a key role in nation-building. In the madrasa education system, worldly and afterlife issues are given equal priority. As a result, I call on the government to introduce a single-minded education system in the country based on the Islamic education system.

Pro-Vice Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Abu Zafar Khan said that modern and contemporary education should be spread in madrasas. Madrasa students should be made worthy citizens. For this, there is a plan to train students and teachers along with higher degrees.

The principals and vice-principals participated in the discussion and said that the government's allocation to madrasas should be increased. Teachers should be provided with training. Stating that madrasa students were discriminated against in obtaining various important responsibilities of the state including jobs during the previous government, they called for keeping madrasa students free from discrimination in all fields considering their qualifications. Principals and vice-principals of 178 madrasas of the department participated in the exchange of views.