Malappuram ,THE 62nd anniversary and 60th graduation ceremony of Jamia Nooriyya Arabiyya concluded on a grand note on Sunday, drawing an unbroken stream of attendees to Faisabad PMS A Pookkoya Thangal Nagar A total of 522 young scholars graduated with the Faizi degree, stepping onto the path of enlightenment.
Over the past six decades, the number of graduates from Ja mia Nooriyya Arabi- p-yya, a central hub of Islamic education in n Kerala, has grown to 9,341.
The concluding cer as emony was inaugu prated by Palestinian ar Ambassador Abdul ey Razak Abu Jaser, me while Indian Union Muslim mr. League (IUML) state president ne Panakkad Syed Sadiq Ali Shi my hab Thangal presided over the il event. Samastha president Syed Muhammad Jifri Muthukoya – Thangal delivered the keynote address .
The organisers described the five-day-long event as a grand success. Notably, the invitation extended to Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala to speak at a seminar on fascism, organ- ised as part of the celebrations, drew considerable attention.
During his address at the seminar on Saturday, Chen- nithala criticised the BJP and the RSS, accusing them of de- liberately creating divisions in the country. He further alleged that calculated efforts were being made to provoke tensions by questioning the own ership of places of worship.
“Attempts are being made to excavate plac es of worship, with ownership claims be- ing raised over them. After Babri Masjid. the focus has shifted to Mathura, Gyan- vapi, and Ajmer. Is this intended to unite the people of India or divide them? The Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act, 1991, prohibits the conver sion of any place of worship and mandates the maintenance of their religious character as they existed on August 15, 1947. Despite this law, deliberate at- tempts are being made to insti gate tensions in the country,” Chennithala said.
Report – Express News Service
