The state minister said that to survive in today's competitive world, it is essential to acquire proficiency in information technology, science and modern languages alongside religious education. He urged teachers to inspire students in discipline, morality and human values beyond textbooks. At the same time, he advised students to avoid drugs, bad company and waste of time, and to build themselves as competent citizens to face future challenges. Besides, he emphasized integrated efforts by teachers, guardians and local people to ensure the madrasa's infrastructural development and educational environment.
At the event presided over by Alhaj Lion Salauddin Ali, president of the madrasa's governing body, the special guests were Hathazari Upazila Nirbahi Officer Abdul Al Mubin, Vice-Chancellor of BGC Trust University Professor Dr. Manzurul Kibria, Circle SP Tareq Aziz, APS to the State Minister for Land Aminul Islam Amin, Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Hathazari Police Station Zahidur Rahman, and Upazila Engineer Rafiqul Alam.
The meeting was attended by the madrasa's principal Alhaj Saleh Ahmad Ansari and vice-principal Mufti Allama Jasim Uddin Al Qaderi, along with governing body members, teachers, students and local dignitaries.
