Hyderabad, February 16: The 33rd Annual State Conference for Women and Degree Distribution Ceremony of Jamia-tul-Mominat was held at Urdu Maskan, Khilwat, on Sunday, celebrating the academic achievements of 225 graduating students. Parents, scholars, and distinguished guests attended the event, recognizing the graduates, including doctorates, muftis, scholars, and hafizes of the Quran.
The ceremony featured the traditional Dastaar Bandi (presentation of degrees and robes), with Hafiza Rizwana, Sheikh al-Hadith of Jamia-tul-Mominat, emphasizing the critical role of women in shaping society. She highlighted that women’s education is essential for maintaining social harmony and strengthening the moral foundation of communities.
Prominent speakers, including Prof. Muhammad Qutbuddin from the United States, underscored the importance of knowledge and the responsibilities of women in nurturing future generations. They stressed that success lies in balancing family life with intellectual and spiritual growth. Dr. Mutliqa, a respected scholar, elaborated on the historical significance of women in Islam and their contributions to preserving faith and knowledge. She reiterated Islam’s encouragement for women to seek education and lead meaningful lives.
The event also addressed the significance of modesty and the Islamic practice of hijab, portraying it as a symbol of dignity and protection for women. Graduates were honored with certificates and robes in recognition of their dedication to Islamic studies. Special accolades were presented to outstanding students, including 15-year-old Sayeda Mubeen, who received a Gold Medal for completing the memorization of the Quran. Silver medals were awarded to other top achievers.
The ceremony concluded with a prayer by Maulana Syed Shah Darwish Mohiuddin Qadri and the distribution of awards. Notable figures, including Aqeel Ahmed, Secretary of the Islamia Education Society, Maulana Irfanullah Shah Noori, and Dr. Mufti Hafiz Mohammad Sabir Pasha Qadri, were present.
The event reaffirmed the significance of women’s education and their contributions to religious and social spheres, highlighting the role of knowledge in fostering a progressive and morally strong society
