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IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

 

IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION

BY @NOMAN ADIL SOCIAL OBSERVER

Friends we all know that world has lot of of mysterious and we discovered many f them and inshallah feature we also discover many more,but think for a while if there is no education can we do this inventions and discoveries? The answer is no.

In our life education is more important than other because in our religion

Islam in the holy book Quran ALLAH(SWT)said in the first verses of iqra, and the first message sent to prophet MOHAMMED(SAW) is “Read in the name of ALLAH who created you” and in the surah taha verse no. 114

“And say my lord increase my education or knowledge”. so in this vere ALLAH is said to pray for education is part of our life. Without education we don’t live complete and satisfying life,also it is Hades of prophet SAW that “whoever follows a path in a pursuit of knowledge,ALLAH will make a path to paradise easy for him(Sahih Muslim 6453)

But it is sad to say that the literacy rate of muslims is low. Why we don’t want to drink this immortal drink. The education is only wealth in the world which can not be stolen by one . so we have thankful of our prents who give chance to us to get education and thanks to teachers who give their efforts to make us a well educated and good personalities.

  • Education is not just about reading books — it’s about shaping lives, transforming minds, and fulfilling the command of our Creator. 
  • Let’s not treat it as a burden, but as a blessing. Let’s honour the legacy of scholars, scientists, and thinkers from the golden era of Islam.
  • and become the torchbearers of knowledge for the future. The world is waiting for change — and that change begins with us.

So learn, grow, inspire, and lead — because educated Muslims are the hope of the Ummah.

🌙 “Ilm is light, and ignorance is darkness — choose light, always.”

So try to grab the education from cradle to grave.

JAZAKALLAH

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#NOMAN ADIL SOCIAL OBSERVER

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