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Is Education Most Important Issue Faced By Muslim Community ?

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Education is a major issues in most of the countries there's not a quick solution to this problem but the one solution I think of is that successful muslims in india should try to do individual acts towards this issue by developing schools for Muslim kids to get their education. In the end that's one way of addressing this issue and help from government is kind of hard to imagine but still maybe do start thinking about being responsible for their civilians and minorities.

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Answered on09/19/19
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It's valid. Outside of oil and gas ventures and a couple of explicit foundation ventures (ports like Jebel Ali and airplane terminals like Dubai), far less genuine monetary improvement has occurred in the oil-rich parts of the Arab world than would be normal dependent on their extraordinary gift of human and regular assets. The Islamic world isn't solid, and it's presumably beneficial to address moderately stable oil-rich states independently from Iraq, Iran, and Libya, again independently from other Islamic states absent much oil independently from Asian Islamic nations like Malaysia and Indonesia. We should take a gander at the steady oil rich Arab Islamic states for the present. I'm not a scholastic financial specialist, political researcher, or social master, however I lived in the area from 2004-2010, maintained a few organizations there, and have understanding as a tech business person in the US and Europe, so I can remark straightforwardly on a portion of the difficulties.

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Education is the main source to acquire knowledge with the objective of leadership skill enhancement for the economic prosperity of the nation. Education not only builds one’s character but also it acquires academic and professional skills that enable one to earn a respectable living with riches and fame towards luxurious and comfortable life.

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Yes, it is true being Muslim community the major part of the Indian society after Hindu. It is the least educated community and the reason for its backwardness in India is the huge size of family, a barrier between madrasa education and modern education, economic poverty, negative attitude towards girl’s education etc. Although Islam promotes education to develop personalities of children that they are conscious towards their responsibility to God and fellow humans. This clearly indicates that Muslims are anti modernisation. Due to the absence of high-quality education, they end up getting lower paid jobs and less remunerative employment in the society which indirectly ends to lower standard of living. Lack of updated knowledge shed them back in development parameters. Government and other various social communities should explore the constraints of education upliftment among Muslims, as it’s the need of an hour for their basic development and societies growth.

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