Visit of Dignitaries - Dr. Asma Zahra

It was a privilege to welcome our distinguished guest, Dr. Asma Zahra (Chief Organizer, Women's Wing, All India Muslim Personal Law Board), a prominent figure in the field of Islamic scholarship and advocacy. Her visit was a significant occasion for our students and the entire community as it provided an opportunity for an enriching dialogue and learning.

The visit commenced with a warm and enthusiastic welcome as students and staff of the Islamic Education Centre extended their heartfelt greetings to Dr. Asma Zahra. This welcoming gesture created a congenial atmosphere for a productive and inspiring visit. She expressed appreciation for the establishment's noble efforts in guiding the young generation towards a righteous path in both this world and the hereafter.

One of the focal points of Dr. Asma Zahra's visit was her insightful discussion on significant issues facing the Ummah (the Muslim community). She specifically addressed her journey in advocating the permission of women to enter mosques for prayer. Her dedication and commitment to resolve this issue was evident, and she shared her experiences and challenges encountered during her mission.

During the short period of discussion, students had the privilege of learning from Dr. Asma Zahra's experiences and insights. Her dedication to addressing major issues within the Ummah and her practical approach to problem-solving served as a source of inspiration for the students, motivating them to contribute positively to their community and the broader society.

Dr. Asma Zahra's visit to the Islamic Education Centre was a highly enriching and informative experience for students, staff and the community. Her insights and dedication to critical issues within the ummah, and the engaging dialogue were truly inspirational. Her visit served as a reminder for the importance of advocating a positive change and actively contributing to the betterment of society. As she is the backbone of the centre and ready for any type of need for the centre.