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Old 11-03-2011, 01:04 AM   #24
cajonnmu

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Im not Indian but im guessing the reasons are the same in Pakistan, the youth are becoming very westernised, to the point where now even in their own country's they are speaking the language of the west to one another.

They probably look upon Maulanas as being backward villager types so they can't connect with them. It may help to get a few well english spoken ulemah to deliever lectures specifically directed at the youth in a manner that is effective. I think there is a darululoom in Pakistan Jamia al raheem i think, they have english as part of their syllabus. Here in the west the gap has decreased due to the younger maulanas who talk to the youth in a language they understand and give them examples from real life. the youth can relate to them more

wallahu alam
in our western india site,mostly madaris has computer section for students and al most all madaris entered english in their syllabus,also some madaris have their own school and some have colleges too.
bcoz of this young and educate generation is come near to madaris and uleema ,for example jamia akkakua have 16 different colleges in their complex in which round about 5000 students is studing in complete deeni atmosphere,this thing make changes
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