Fathima has consistently excelled in academics, scoring 9.5 GPA in Class X and 943 out of 1,000 marks in intermediate.
Taslima Fathima and family with the appointment letter in Hyderabad.
Hyderabad:
Taslima Fathima (26), the daughter of a hammal (loading, unloading labour) at a civil supplies godown in Sadasivapet, has secured first rank in the Junior Lecturer (Zoology) recruitment examination in Telangana.
Fathima, a resident of Ishrathabad, will now begin her career as a lecturer at the Government Junior College in Sadasivapet, her hometown. Her father, SK Babumiya, who has worked as a labourer for three decades, expressed pride in her achievement. He recalled the financial struggles he faced to support his two children’s education.
Despite studying in Urdu medium until Class X, Fathima overcame challenges by switching to English medium for intermediate at Indo British Junior College, Sadasivapet.
She later completed her graduation at Women’s College, Koti. Excelling in academics, she secured sixth rank in TSPGCET and pursued a postgraduate degree in Zoology at Osmania University’s College of Science.
Less than two years after completing her post-graduation, she achieved the top rank in the Junior Lecturer recruitment exam following the state government’s job notification.
Speaking to Telangana Today, Fathima expressed her desire to give back to society by teaching students in Sadasivapet.
She also hopes to pursue a PhD and become a professor in the future.
Fathima has consistently excelled in academics, scoring 9.5 GPA in Class X and 943 out of 1,000 marks in intermediate.
source: http://www.siasat.com / The Siasat Daily / Home> News> Telangana / by Zahed Farooqui – X / March 15th, 2025
Muhammad Bishr Karaya from Karaya in Uppinangady has achieved an 11th rank in the prestigious Yamani Degree Examination, conducted by Shamshul Ulama E.K. Aboobacker Musliyar Memorial Islamic Centre, Jamia Yamaniyya, in Kuttikkattoor, Kozhikode, Kerala.
Bishr, who serves as the Executive Secretary of the SKSSF Karaya Unit, has been recognized for his academic excellence in Islamic studies.
He is the son of KH Hamid Musliyar, a teacher at Karaya Badriya Juma Masjid, and Hazra. His achievement has brought pride to his family, institution, and community
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Karavali / by Vartha Bharati / March 11th, 2025
The school offers short courses in making parottas and other food based on practical training by a professional for a fee and accommodation is arranged for outstation students.
Mohamed Maideen conducting a class on making the Parotta at Success Coaching Centre in Tiruchi. | Photo Credit: M. MOORTHY
Suresh Kumar, 44, tosses and shapes a ‘parotta’ patty until the dough billows out like a large handkerchief, as master Mohamed Mohideen looks on, on the premises of Success Coaching Centre on Airport Road. At a live cooking station, another student gets to grips with a wok to cook Indo-Chinese dishes.
“Parotta stalls and noodle shops became a part of Tamil Nadu’s street food culture long ago. But there is a shortage of skilled labour in this field and many eateries have to down shutters when the master cook is unavailable. I began this coaching centre two months ago, because it can help many small businesses grow,” Mr. Mohideen told The Hindu.
For a fee, students can learn parotta making in a seven-day course or Indo-Chinese cooking over 10 days. The school provides the ingredients required for all the classes, besides accommodation for outstation students. Applicants are taught how to make dosa and idli commercially on request.
Mr. Mohideen, a graduate in business administration, comes from a family of parotta makers based near Dindigul and has spent over 15 years in the restaurant trade as a cook and trainer. “When we were growing up, parotta stalls usually functioned from the front of the chef’s homes, and there were very few of them. I used to spend all my free time training under the parotta master. Once a student develops the knack of tossing the dough, he can start learning the other techniques,” he says.
Students are first taught how to knead the dough, made with refined flour (maida), salt, and water. They then learn how to make the ‘salna’ or gravy to go with it.
Tossing the dough patty after pressing it out by hand, is essential to aerating it, said Mr. Mohideen. Students practise for two days with a cloth napkin in front of a mirror before moving on to the real thing.
For Indo-Chinese training, a wok is filled with rock salt that students roast with a heavy ladle on a high flame.
The school has trained over 100 students in the past two months with several queries coming up through social media for parotta classes. Mr. Mohideen takes online lessons. “A huge variety of parottas is made across the world and Tamil Nadu has some 10 versions in vogue,” he says.
Mr. Kumar, who works at a restaurant in Canada, is hoping to better his prospects when he returns with his new skill. “I have been a dishwasher for a long time; making parottas can open the doors for me in my own workplace,” he says.
source: http://www.thehindu.com / The Hindu / Home> News> Cities> Tiruchirapalli / by Nahla Nainar / May 17th, 2024
Dr. Vakeel Ahmad Khan, Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Aligarh Muslim University, has been awarded “Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan Outstanding Educator Award 2025” under the International EARG Awards 2025 in recognition of his contributions to teaching and research.
The Entrepreneurs, Academicians, and Researchers Guild (EARG) organized this award, with the 2025 edition hosted by the MathTech Thinking Foundation, an international association of STEM professionals based in Fazilka, Punjab, in collaboration with the Sharda University, Greater Noida.
Dr. Khan has authored two textbooks, Basics of Functional Analysis and Basics of Differential Equations, and published 188 research papers in reputed international journals.
He is also associated with Mathematical Reviews USA as a reviewer.
source: http://www.amu.ac.in / Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) / Home> News / by Public Relations Office, AMU / March 03rd, 2025
The students of Citizen Convent, Udayagiri, Mysuru, have made remarkable achievements in State-level Sports and Games Competitions 2024-25 and in the Karnataka State Arm Wrestling Championship 2024-25.
The winners who brought laurels to the school are as follows: Mohammed Maweeya Qureshi — Gold Medal in State-level Wrestling held at Kanakapura and qualifying for the National Championship in New Delhi.
Arzan Khan — Bronze Medal in State-level Weightlifting Competition, held at VJEMHS, Bantwal in Dakshina Kannada.
Mohammed Umar — Bronze Medal in 55-60 kg category at the Karnataka State Arm Wrestling Championship 2024-25, held in Mysuru.
Mohammed Huzaifa, Bronze Medal in 75-kg category at State-level Sports & Games contests for School Children 2024-25, conducted by Department of School Education, Karnataka.
source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> Sports / March 06th, 2025
Maulana S M Rabey Hasani Nadwi, Rector Nadwatul Ulama and President All India Muslim Personal Law Board, was a distinguished scholar of Islam. He was a man of literature and composition.
He passed away on April 13 in Lucknow.
Scion of an illustrious Syed family that produced a host of scholars, thinkers and spiritual preceptors like Shah Alamullah Hasani (d.1685), Syed Ahmad Shaheed (d.1831), Hakeem Syed Abdul Hai Hasani (1923), Dr Syed Abdul Ali Hasani (d.1961 ), Syed Muhammad Al- Hasani (1979), Syed Maulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi (d.1999), Maulana S M Wazeh Rasheed Nadwi (d.2019) and so on.
Almighty Allah bestowed upon Maulana Rabey extraordinary knowledge and wisdom. His multifaceted genius can be discussed in various ways. Maulana Rabey was a great Islamic scholar, a thinker, an educationist, a historian, a litterateur, a theologian, a teacher, a reformer, an orator, a journalist, a jurist, a writer, a philanthropist, a biographer of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), a spokesman of the poor and the like.
He was a true replica of his predecessor Maulana S Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi. He was Maulana Ali Miyan’s nephew and a confidante for several decades.
Maulana Dr Abdullah Abbas Nadwi writes, “Sheikh Rabey was with Sheikh Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi at all times, whether at home or during a journey. He represented Sheikh Nadwi on many occasions and spoke on his behalf. If Sheikh Nadwi accepted any responsibility, it was Sheikh Rabey who was to implement it.
He further says, “Maulana Rabey’s looks had become like that of Sheikh Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi.”
Education qualifications
Maulana Rabey was born in 1929 at Takiya Kalan, Raebareli, U.P. He had his elementary education at home and got higher education at Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama, Lucknow. Eminent personalities like Maulana S Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, Maulana Mohammad Shah Haleem Ata, Maulana Mufti Mohammad Saeed, Maulana Syed Hameeduddin, Maulana Oais Nagrami were his teachers. After completing education at Nadwatul Ulama, he went to Deoband and became a student of Maulana Syed Husain Ahmad Madani and other distinguished Ulama there.
He also spent about one year in Hijaz (Western Saudi Arabia) where he gained considerable benefits from prominent scholars.
Career heights
Maulana Nadwi writes, “My grandfather, Syed Khaliluddin Ahmad Hasani (nephew of Syed Shah Ziaun Nabi Hasani) who was a prominent landlord had made special arrangement for my father to acquire necessary skills to take care of his personal and household needs. Thus, my father’s responsibilities were limited to taking care of matters pertaining to land and agriculture. He made our maternal uncles (Sheikh Nadwi and his older brother Dr Syed Abdul Ali Hasani) responsible for our education and upbringing.”
He derived considerable benefit and inspiration from them. In a true sense, Dr Abdul Ali planted the seed of worthiness in him and Maulana Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi nurtured it.
Undoubtedly, he was a man of noble qualities. He was a paragon of morality. He never showed egotism, pride, and haughtiness. He had a throbbing heart for the entire nation. He met everyone cheerfully.
He was kindhearted and righteous person. He possessed sturdy intellect and common sense.
The most striking aspects of his life were his istighna (expecting nothing from anyone except Allah) sincerity, simplicity, and piety. He meticulously followed Sunnah (traditions of the Prophet). Like his predecessor Maulana S Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, he led a pious and exemplary life. He was a true descendant of salaf saliheen (pious lineage).
Teacher par excellence
Maulana S M Rabey Hasani Nadwi was appointed as teacher in 1949. He was a dedicated to his profession. He was an embodiment of all sublime qualities and virtues necessary for a good teacher. His method of teaching was unprecedented.
Teaching was his sword that he wielded so effectively that very few people could match. Scores of students quenched their thirst for knowledge from him.
He left a galaxy of students behind who impart education in their respective areas. No doubt, it is an everlasting tribute to him. His myriad contributions in the field of education will always be remembered.
Rector of Nadwatul Ulama
After the demise of Maulana S Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi, Maulana Rabey was elected Rector of Nadwatul Ulama in 2000. Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama made great strides in various fields of education under his rectorship. Besides various hostels, separate building for higher classes, grand halls, extension of central Mosque and Matbakh (Mess) have also been constructed under his rectorship. He dedicated his entire life to the cause of Nadwatul Ulama’s growth. He played a constructive role in Nadwa’s progress and development. His remarkable contributions and achievements in the cause of Nadwatul Ulama will always be remembered.
President of Muslim Personal Law Board
After passing away of Maulana Qazi Mujahidul Islam Qasmi, Maulana Rabey was elected the fourth President of the board on June 22, 2002. For two decades, Maulana Rabey held the post. He played a pivotal role in tackling key issues faced by the Board. Accordingly, scores of important issues have been solved during his tenure.
Truly speaking, he was an erudite scholar. The comprehensive knowledge and intellectual brilliance of Maulana Rabey had been acknowledged by his contemporaries. Because of his vast knowledge in all the religious and secular sciences, he had been entrusted with many important positions and offices, and was also conferred several prestigious awards, including President Award for his outstanding service in the arena of Arabic language and literature.
Positions held the Maulana
Rector, Nadwatul Ulama, Lucknow
President, All India Muslim Personal Law Board
President, World Forum of Islamic Literature
Member of Makkah-based Muslim World League
Executive Member of Darul Uloom Deoband
Patron, Islamic Fiqh Academy, New Delhi
President ,Academy of Islamic Research and Publication, Lucknow
Patron, Maulana Azad Memorial Academy, Lucknow
Member Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (UK)
The awards
President Award in 1982 and; Shah Waliullah Award by Institute of Objective Studies, New Delhi in 2015.
His writings
He was a prolific writer. He authored more than four dozen books in Arabic and Urdu. His literary work is multidimensional. His creative work is complete in itself. He wrote almost in every style in prose. His various books are included in the syllabus of different institutions including Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama, Lucknow. Some of his major publications are as under:
He was also an accomplished journalist. Because of his vast knowledge in all religious sciences, including jurisprudence, and a profound knowledge of different languages like Urdu, Arabic, English, Persian and the likes, he forthrightly shed light on every subject at length. Hundreds of articles are to his credit. He was a patron of five magazines published from Nadwatul Ulama.
The passing away of Maulana Rabey Nadwi is also a personal loss to me. Like his younger brother Maulana S.M.Wazeh Rasheed Nadwi(1933-2019), he had also been a great inspiration to me. My first book, “The Plain Truth” had been released by him in 2008. He also gave Rs.5,000 to me as reward. I have been lucky enough that my latest book, “Islam and Education” was also released by him on March 21, 2023 at Guest House of Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama.
The most surprising event was his last journey. His funeral prayer was led twice. The first funeral prayer was led by Dr Saeedur Rahman Azami Nadwi at Nadwa and the second was led by Maulana S Bilal Abdul Hai Hasani Nadwi at Takia Kalan. He was laid to rest in his ancestral graveyard at Takia Kalan, Rai Bareli.
Dr Obaidur Rahman Nadwi is a faculty member of Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama
source: http://www.siasat.com / The Siasat Daily / Home> Featured Articles / by Dr Obaidur Rahman Nadwi / May 13th, 2023
Doctorates awarded for transformative contributions to Medical Education, Healthcare Innovation
Dubai, UAE :
Dr. Thumbay Moideen, Founder President of Thumbay Group, has been awarded two distinguished honorary doctorates in recognition of his outstanding contributions to medical education, healthcare innovation, and philanthropy. The accolades were conferred by Chitkara University, India, and Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health, Uzbekistan, further solidifying his impact on the global healthcare landscape.
At a grand ceremony held at Chitkara University, Chandigarh, India, Dr. Moideen was conferred with the Doctor of Literature (D.Litt) Honoris Causa for his exemplary leadership in advancing medical education, pioneering healthcare initiatives, and fostering innovation in the sector. The award acknowledges his relentless commitment to enhancing healthcare accessibility and shaping future generations of medical professionals.
Additionally, Fergana Medical Institute of Public Health, Uzbekistan, honored Dr. Moideen with an Honorary Doctorate, celebrating his visionary role in international healthcare collaborations and his dedication to fostering academic excellence in the medical field.
With these latest honors, Dr. Moideen now holds a total of four honorary doctorates, a testament to his remarkable leadership and visionary contributions.
Expressing his gratitude, Dr. Thumbay Moideen stated, “I am deeply honored to receive these prestigious recognitions. This is not just a personal achievement but a reflection of the unwavering commitment of the entire Thumbay Group towards transforming healthcare and medical education globally. We will continue to push boundaries in innovation, ensuring accessible, high-quality healthcare and education for all.”
Driving Forward Thumbay Group’s Vision 2028, With these accolades further fueling his mission, Dr. Moideen is steadfast in leading Thumbay Group’s Vision 2028, a strategic roadmap aimed at making Thumbay Group a global leader in healthcare, medical education, research, and wellness innovation.
Through his visionary leadership, Dr. Thumbay Moideen continues to turn this ambitious vision into reality, ensuring that Thumbay Group remains at the forefront of healthcare and education innovation. With its rapid expansion and digital transformation strategies, Thumbay Group is on track to achieving and further cementing its status as a global powerhouse in healthcare and education. His relentless pursuit of excellence, coupled with a commitment to social impact, is driving the group’s expansion and shaping the future of the industry.
source: http://www.english.varthabharati.in / Vartha Bharati / Home> Gulf / by Vartha Bharati / March 03rd, 2025
Developed by KMC Mangalore team led by Dr. Haroon, Dr. Sameena, Dr. Chiranjith
Mangalore:
A patent application for a groundbreaking medical device, Device for Monitoring Gynaecological Disorders, has been officially published, marking a significant achievement for the team of doctors and student inventors from Kasturba Medical College (KMC) Mangalore.
The device is designed to enhance early detection and diagnosis of gynaecological disorders. It incorporates a flexible probe, a rotational brush for effective sampling, and an enzyme-coated detection system, improving precision and efficiency in clinical examinations.
The innovation is credited to Dr. Haroon H, Dr. Sameena H, and Dr. Chiranjit Ghosh from MIT, along with student inventors Krisha Janaswamy, Shashank Sanjay, Adithya Harikrishnan Namboothiri, and Shubham Bhusari.
The official Twitter handle of KMC Mangalore also recognized the accomplishment, congratulating the team for their work in medical innovation.
Dr. Haroon is son of M. Hussain and late Akhila Begum from Arehalli village in Hassan while Dr. Sameena Haroon is daughter of KA Sadiq and Maimoona.
Mr. Tanmaya Tyagi being honoured by Prof. Mohammed Naved Khan and Prof Badar jahan during the Art Utopia 2025
“Art is not just about skill but also about passion, perseverance, and discipline.”
Aligarh:
The University Fine Arts Club of the Cultural Education Centre, AMU, organised Art Utopia 2025, bringing together students for a celebration of creativity, learning, and artistic expression.
The event opened with Safar-e-Rooh, an impactful live performance by Mr. Haris Raza Ashraf, portraying the global scenario and its impact on individuals, captivating the audience.
The event featured two skill-building workshops – one on Resin Art by Dr. Atiya Parveen and another on the Art of Caricature by Mr. Tanmaya Tyagi. These sessions enriched participants with artistic techniques and perspectives.
Adding to the creative atmosphere, three unique art installations were displayed. A group of students presented Chai, symbolising its significance in campus life. Mr. Salik Tariq, the club’s secretary, crafted a striking 3D image of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, while another group depicted the societal limitations faced by girls in pursuing their dreams through an artistic portrayal using natural elements.
The second day featured competitions in Canvas Painting, Face Painting, and Painting on Decorative Items, drawing enthusiastic student participation. A panel of faculty members judged the competitions, recognising exceptional talent.
The event concluded with a felicitation ceremony honouring the resource persons and awarding winners. First prizes were secured by Mr. Aaryan Pratap Singh (Canvas Painting), Ms. Falak Javed (Face Painting), and Ms. Uzma Ansari (Painting on Decorative Items).
During the closing ceremony, Prof. Mohammed Naved Khan, Coordinator CEC, emphasised that “Art is not just about skill but also about passion, perseverance, and discipline.” Prof. Badar Jahan, President of the Fine Arts Club, praised participants for their creativity and urged them to stay focused on their artistic journey.
Art Utopia 2025 successfully promotes a culture of artistic excellence and innovation on campus.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Report / by Radiance News Bureau / March 03rd, 2025
The Board of Innovative Education (BIE), Goa, successfully organised a state-level mega sports festival at the Raia panchayat grounds, Salcete on December 29-30.
Praising the efforts of BIE, Vice-President of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, S Ameenul Hasan said that BIE is nurturing champions and stars of the future not just in the community but also the State and the nation. Through various activities and unique annual events, BIE has been showing the path for community’s unified efforts in development of the children.
He advised the parents to promote the talents in their children in order to ensure overall development of their personality. Sports is one of the many facets of human activity.
“Islam promotes physical fitness and sports. The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is the best example for the humanity and he encouraged not just men and children but also women. He himself competed with his wife in running races,” Hasan added.
The two-day sporting event witnessed more than 1,000 participants varying between the age of 5-14 years compete in 15 different sports.
The concluding ceremony was graced by numerous Muslim political leaders, social workers, sports personalities and Ulama (Islamic scholars), who adorned the dais. A large number of parents attended the ceremony to witness their children receiving medals, trophies, mementos and certificates.
BIE Chairman and JIH Goa President Asif Hussain appealed to the parents to ensure that their children are nurtured to become responsible citizens and leaders for the Goan society.
Chief Organiser of the Mega Sports Festival, Meenaz Banu informed that BIE Goa operates through nine branches across the State where weekend classes for the overall development of children are conducted every Sunday.
One of the striking highlights of the event was that nine separate tents for boys and nine for girls were set up for participants representing the nine BIE centres. These tents served as areas for students to strategize, discuss, rest, and have their meals.
During the closing ceremony, 55 Muslim athletes from the State who have competed at state, national, and international levels and received accolades for Goa were felicitated. Children as little as 4 years, differently-abled, to adults who have been coaching students to excel in sports were among those who received special appreciation mementos. The sports personalities came from various sports including swimming, karate, kickboxing taekwondo boxing, cricket, squash, etc.
Earlier, on Sunday, December 29, Maulana Ibrahim, community leader and businessman from Margao was the chief guest. He expressed joy on seeing Raia sports ground filled with little children all set to enthral parents and audience. He said that such sporting events are the need of the day to showcase the talents that Muslims behold.
Asif Abbas Ahmed, President of the Thai Boxing Association, Goa made a special mention and encouraged the girls for their participation wearing hijab. He said that beyond the misrepresentation of oppression, girls participating in the sports festival in hijab have sent across a resounding message of modesty in sportswear.
BIE launched its organisational anthem during the closing ceremony.
source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Sports / by Radiance News / January 02nd, 2025
