By TCN News
Lucknow: The Imam, Masjid Al Haram Shareef, Makkah (Saudi Arabia), Shiekh Khalid bin Ali Al Ghamdi’s was given grand welcome at Nadwatul Uloom on Wednesday, where hundreds of students attaining Islamic education gathered to pray behind him.
For getting a glimpse of Imam-e-Haram, scores of people gathered from surroundings areas of the district to listen his address.
While addressing the gathering, Imam-e-Haram expressed his happiness to the country. He said: “I was very happy to know that in India, the madarsa’s are large in numbers and were successfully imparting education amongst the people. They should continue doing so and increase their quality too.”
Imam-e-Haram Al Gamidi at Nadva.
While stressing on importance of education, he advised that in the present time, image of Muslim community has been distorted, which needs to be corrected, for the same, there was need to educate the community and none should remain illiterate. “Its education only through which Muslims can get better place in the world,” he adds.
He shared that along with education, the Muslims should present themselves as a gentle persons and improve their behaviour, for creating impact on the world. “One should adopt the habit of forgiveness and helping others for leading better life and building. They should not burden people and let them what they are. They should look for the positive things in other and leave out negative things,” he added.
He said for helping others firstly they will have to develop the feeling of doing so then only it can be done properly. They should ensure that whatever they do should be within the limits of Shariah
Laws only. “If one does something wrong unintentionally, the true Muslim will never react against him instead they should explain with good behaviour to him that what is right and what was wrong,” he added.
Rector and prominent Muslim Cleric, Maulana Raey Hasan Nadwi, Principal Nadwatul Uloom, Saeed-ur-Rehman Azmi, Imam-e-eidgah and prominent Muslim cleric, Maulana Khalid Rasheed Firhangi Mahali along with other clerics and students were present on the occasion.