EducationProblem Description :

Today Muslims are the most Backward Group in this Country. Who is Responsible ?

Govt ?

Our Community Leaders ?

Or Muslims Themselves ?

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Problem DescritionToday There are two sections of Muslim Students in India:

1.Studying in Madarsa getting Religious Education.2.Studying in Convent Schools getting Modern Education

Third, Those who dont get any opportunity to study at all.( whatever the reasons may be)

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Large GapSo there is Large gap between the two, Madarsa students are hard working quick learners but dont have language to interact with the Modern World and they have to struggle hard to get jobs in the Industry.And Muslim Students of Convent dont have basic Islamic Education.

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If we look at Our Christian Brothers in India , they are far better than us In Education. Why ?

Because they have the best schools all over India ?

They have Christian Missionaries working for their upliftment.

So they are more Educated than us.

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Another Minority :SikhsAfter Punjab suffered the worst nightmare in 1984 , Sikhs never looked back and worked very hard to become one of the educated Minority group in India after Jains.

What is the reason for their Community's success ?They have Good Network of School and Colleges.

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Why India's biggest Minority Group i.e Muslims are lagging behind by even SC,STs ?Answers are Simple:

Muslims have very few schools to provide Primary Education to Poor.Muslims Dont have Colleges/Universities in States Like Bihar, West Bengal and Assam where their share of population is sizeable.

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Our Political Leaders of North India dont want us to become educated. ( If this has not been the case then every Musim MP or MLA would have opened atleast one primary school or College in his/her Constituency ! Which they havent done at all except one Politician of UP who opened one University in his Constituency).

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Problem SolutionSolution :

At least one School/College in Every Districts where Muslim Population is more than 20%.Now the Question Arises : From where the Land/Resources Come ?

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Utilise the Waqf LandWe read regularly in newspapers about the land grabbing of waqf property: So

If that area has Waqf land lying vacant then immediately boundry erected and donated to either Jamia Millia Islamia/Jamia Hamdard or AMU.( to avoid hassle of legal paper work)

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OR Start Lobbying your Local MLA/MP to donate that Land to Community School/College, if the area of Land is sizeable then for New University.If your Local MLA/MP gives excuses then start awareness campaign in the locality involving other like minded peoples through Pamphlets, whatsapp, Facebook twitter etc.If this Land grabbing of Waqf will continue like this by local Land Mafias/Politicians then a Day will come when even a single inch of Land will not be left with Waqf all over India.

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ORThe Donated Land with Proper Boundary can be declared as Minority Institutions like Jamia Millia Islamia/Jamia Hamdar and AMU.

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We Can Learn From Mewat Engineering College Example.A PERFECT EXAMPLE WHICH CAN BE REPLICATED ALL OVER INDIA100 Acres of Waqf Land was used to build a Mewat Engineering College in Sohna Haryana for Meo Muslims.Everybody knows that how much educationally backward that area is.

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SummaryWe have left with only two Choices now :

EITHER WATCH THIS LAND GRAB OF WAQF PROPERTY SILENTLY.

DONATE THAT LAND TO JAMIA/JAMIA HAMDARD OR AMU FOR THE WELFARE OF MUSLIMS. ( For Delhi NCR).

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OR DONATE WAQF LAND TO SCHOOL/COLLEGE OR FOR UNIVERSITY DEPENDING UPON THE SIZE OF THE WAQF PROPERTY . ( For other States)

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Before it is too late : Start working to Donate the Waqf Land near you to either Jamia Millia Islamia/Jamia Hamdard, AMU. ORDonate that waqf Land for New School/College or University.

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Remember !!If we will not put our efforts to open Educational Institutions for our Future Generations then no one will come to uplift us from the Clutches of Ignorance and Poverty !!

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Thanks !

Presentation By:Hussain AhmedB.Tech (CS)Jamia Millia Islamia2006 Batchhussain.agile$gmail.com

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