Muslim schoolgirls in England urged to aim for university
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A campaign has been launched in Northamptonshire, treatment central England, to encourage young muslim girls to consider going to university.
Achieve Your Potential focuses on giving parents and their daughters advice on higher education.
There are also taster sessions being run at the University of Northampton. The scheme is organised by community group EIMAN and Aimhigher Northamptonshire.
Khatija Barday-Wood, founder of Empowers, Inspires and Motivates Muslim women through Advocacy and Nurture (EIMAN), said: “There are still barriers preventing many Muslim girls from considering university.”
“We are hoping the project can break down these barriers and inspire families to encourage their daughters to study further.”
The original Urdu version of the resolution calls upon Muslims to establish non-residential institutions for providing religious and modern education to girls for which an appropriate syllabus should be prepared. Their education it goes on must be fully in accordance with the limits set by the shariah and the rules of pardah. It appeals to Muslims to establish non-residential modern educational institutions for girls education that would be based on a special syllabus for them which should be completed within six years. On completion of 10 years of age it adds complete shariah norms should be observed while continuing their education. .The Jamiat s encouraging though belated appeal for modern education for Muslim girls is indeed laudable.