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JIH Jamshedpur Honors Kahkasha Parveen for Perfect NEET-2024 Score

Jamshedpur, JHARKHAND :

Jamshedpur :

Kahkasha Parveen, a resident of Baganshahi Road No. 7 under Azadnagar Police Station in Mango, has been felicitated for achieving a perfect score of 720 out of 720 in the NEET examination. The accolades poured in at a prestigious ceremony organized by Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Jamshedpur in Azadnagar’s conference hall.

The event, graced by Dr. Arifa Khursheed, a distinguished specialist in women’s health, saw Kahkasha Parveen lauded for her remarkable dedication and perseverance in pursuing a career in medicine. Dr. Khursheed emphasized the challenges Kahkasha overcame, noting that her achievement reflects both her academic excellence and personal resilience.

Kahkasha, a source of immense pride for her community in Baganshahi, was joined by others including Tasneem, Kulsum Anwar, Mahrukh Parveen, and Rimsha Ara, who were also recognized for their contributions to society.

Prof. Anjum Ara, representing the Women’s Wing of Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Jharkhand, highlighted the solidarity and support extended to Kahkasha during her academic journey, underscoring the community’s unwavering unity in difficult times.

The ceremony, overseen by Amaan Sadiq, included expressions of gratitude by Shahnavaz Qamar on behalf of the gathering.

Notable figures such as Master Ashfaq Anwar, Tanveer Akhtar Romani, and Khursheed Akram Ansari extended their heartfelt congratulations to Kahkasha and her family.

Kahkasha Parveen, with aspirations to serve as a doctor, has pledged to provide free medical care to the underprivileged, underscoring her commitment to community service and welfare.

In another gesture of felicitation, various community leaders and well-wishers visited Kahkasha’s residence. They included Azadnagar Police Station in-charge Rakesh Kumar Singh, Sidhgora Police Station in-charge Ghulam Rabbani Khan, Syed Naushad of Tatanagar Railway Station, and Azadnagar Police Station Peace Committee Secretary Mukhtar Alam Khan. Haji Mohammad Ilyas, Rizwanuj Jama, Syed Asif Akhtar of Al Kabir Polytechnic College, Syed Saifuddin Asdak, Imam of Hussaini Masjid and Founder Chairman of Paigam-e-Islam, Master of Dawat-e-Islami Jamil Ansari all presented bouquets, shared sweets, and conveyed their immense pride and congratulations to Kahkasha Parveen and her family.

Kahkasha’s father, Mohammad Abbas, a fruit seller, and her mother were specifically acknowledged for their unwavering support that played a pivotal role in their daughter’s grand success.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Education / by Radiance News Bureau / June 13th, 2024

A mosque to elevate the mind

Jamshedpur, JHARKHAND :

Library, career counselling & English-speaking on cards

PURE INTENT: Members of Paigham-e-Islam Masjid and Islamic Centre pose for a picture in Mango, Jamshedpur, on Thursday. Picture by Bhola Prasad
PURE INTENT: Members of Paigham-e-Islam Masjid and Islamic Centre pose for a picture in Mango, Jamshedpur, on Thursday. Picture by Bhola Prasad

Jamshedpur:

At a time of increasing suspicion and intolerance, an upcoming mosque here seeks to build bridges with knowledge and wisdom.

Paigham-e-Islam Masjid and Islamic Centre in Mango will be arguably a first of its kind mosque in Jharkhand with a library offering Islamic books along with those of Hindi, English and Urdu literature and a reading room.

These apart, the learning centre attached to the mosque will offer English-speaking classes to poorer students and youths, tuition for competitive exams, career counselling and inspirational talks by teachers and professionals from various fields. People of other faiths would be welcome to participate in discussions and seminars and use the library and reading room.

The mosque and the learning centre will be run by Paigham-e-Islam Education and Welfare Trust, an outfit formed in 2011 with the cream of Muslim intelligentsia in Jamshedpur and some NRIs, including academics, lawyers, bureaucrats, social workers and professionals, as members.

The Trust members said they were inspired by the holy Al-Masjid an-Nabawi in Medina, a mosque built by the Prophet himself, and his final resting place.

Religious scholar and social worker Syed Saifuddin Asdaque, the director-founder of the Paigham-e-Islam Education and Welfare Trust, said they always wanted to be a part of a mosque that would spread peace, knowledge and wisdom.

“As far as our knowledge goes, a mosque with books on literature and a reading room nowhere exists in India. Though we have less space now (2,400sqft), we plan to expand with more such innovative plans in the future,” he said. “We know this has never happened before here but we are trying to bring something new.”

Intellectuals associated with the Paigham-E-Islam Masjid are optimistic of the venture.

Karim City College English professor Yahiya Ibrahim, who is a member of the advisory board of the Trust, called the proposed activities revolutionary for society as a whole.

“And I am happy to be a small part of this,” Ibrahim said. “This centre will have a library, a reading room, a seminar hall, facility for counselling by experts such as doctors, lawyers and teachers. At present, it is a small beginning but we will move ahead towards fulfilling our dreams on a very large scale.”

source: http://www.telegraphindia.com / The Telegraph,Calcutta,India / Home> Jharkhand / by Antara Bose / May 04th, 2018