Bhatkal: Anjuman Delegation visits Calicut educational institutes
06:02AM Wed 1 Nov, 2017
Bhatkal 01 Nov 2017 (Bhatkallys News Bureau): A delegation of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal visited several educational institutions in Kerala and initiated a dialogue with their counterparts. This visit was to get along with the latest trends and technologies that is being used by the leading educational institutions.
Among the institutions that were visited by the delegation were Al-Fitrah preschool, Farook college, and JDT Islam Institutions.
Al Fitrah Islamic Pre-School -CALICUT is managed by Anjuman Ta'leemul Quran. It has made a name for itself for teaching Quran to the kindergarten students with Tajweed while using latest technology for making it easier for young minds understand what they study. The visit was arranged by President of the institute Kazia Ibrahm and General secretary Yunus Shabandri. Daughter of Kazia Jameel is vice principal of this institution.
The delegation then visited Farook College; The College offers 20 undergraduate and 15 post graduate programmes in Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Several enrichment programmes are also offered through various schemes. The delegation met director of the Farook college and president of JDT, C.P. Kunhi Ahmed and discussed with him about Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen and also seeking his support in increasing the number of admissions in Anjuman Institute of Technology management from the region, while inviting him to visit the Anjuman Campus with their delegation.
Lastly, the Anjuman delegation visited JDT Islam group of Institutions, which with 15653 Students and 1024 Faculties runs 27 Institutions in the state offering a wide range of facilities and courses. Ideas were exchanged from both the sides.
Anjuman president Jukaku Abdurrahim led the delegation along with board secretary Asif Damudi, kazia Ibrahim and Kazia Jameel.
Anjuman delegates were invited by Calicut Bhatkal Muslim Jamaat Calicut. Several issues were raised during the meeting with the Jamat officials which were answered by Anjuman President Abdurrahim Juakaku. And assured the executives of implementing the suggestions and feedback brought forward by them.
Anjuman thanked Ibrahim Kazia who organized the tour and hosted the delegates throughout the stay in Calicut.
The delegation then visited Farook College; The College offers 20 undergraduate and 15 post graduate programmes in Arts, Science and Commerce streams. Several enrichment programmes are also offered through various schemes. The delegation met director of the Farook college and president of JDT, C.P. Kunhi Ahmed and discussed with him about Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen and also seeking his support in increasing the number of admissions in Anjuman Institute of Technology management from the region, while inviting him to visit the Anjuman Campus with their delegation.
Lastly, the Anjuman delegation visited JDT Islam group of Institutions, which with 15653 Students and 1024 Faculties runs 27 Institutions in the state offering a wide range of facilities and courses. Ideas were exchanged from both the sides.
Anjuman president Jukaku Abdurrahim led the delegation along with board secretary Asif Damudi, kazia Ibrahim and Kazia Jameel.
Anjuman delegates were invited by Calicut Bhatkal Muslim Jamaat Calicut. Several issues were raised during the meeting with the Jamat officials which were answered by Anjuman President Abdurrahim Juakaku. And assured the executives of implementing the suggestions and feedback brought forward by them.
Anjuman thanked Ibrahim Kazia who organized the tour and hosted the delegates throughout the stay in Calicut.
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