preparing knowledgeable and talented youth with moral strength is 'need of the hour'


Jhelum: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Monday has inaugurated academic blocks of Al-Qadir University in Jhelum.
While addressing the attendees of the inauguration ceremony, preparing a lot of knowledgeable and talented youth with moral strength was the need of the hour.
PM Imran emphasized the need for an education system that acts for self-development and a source of bringing positive change in society
The prime minister spoke about the importance of breaking the shackles of slavery, saying that mental slavery is far more dangerous than physical slavery. Unfortunately, due to colonialism, Muslims suffered from mental slavery around the world.
While emphasizing on speaking the truth and dispensing justice, the premier said that speaking truth was a quality of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) before he was appointed a Messenger.
PM Imran Khan said he had always aimed at creating institutions in Pakistan that would implement Islam in its true spirit.
He spoke about education at length, lamenting that there were no universities researching the lives of the Muslim leaders, warriors, scholars and reformers.

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