Varanasi News Terrorism and Jihad are not taught in madrasas. Terrorism and Jihad are not taught in Madrassas: Diwan Saheb Jama said – Till date no agency has found weapons in Madrassas, we are advocates of education – Varanasi News

Nov 7, 2024 Divya Bharat

‘I don’t know through what lens people look. No kind of terrorism is taught in Madarsa. Till date, no intelligence or investigation agency of the government has been able to prove that weapons were found in any madrassa. Or any literature has been found which contains references to terrorism or jihad.

This is what Diwan Sahebjama, General Secretary of Teacher Association of Madarise Arabia Uttar Pradesh has to say; After the Supreme Court’s decision to cancel the order of the High Court to abolish the Madarsa Board. Dainik Bhaskar Spoke to him in Varanasi. Diwan Saheb Jama vehemently denied the allegations regarding teaching of terrorism in madrassas and expressed happiness over the victory in the case.

Diwan Saheb Jama asked about the case in the High Court and what changes will come in Madrasas now. Talked to Dainik Bhaskar on all those aspects and told how now the Madrasa Board will connect with Mardan Talim and move forward. Presenting a special report…

Madrasa Board teachers looked happy as soon as the Supreme Court’s decision came.

First of all, let us know what decision the CJI bench gave in the Supreme Court and what Diwan Saheb Jama said?

Madarsa Act does not violate the basic structure of the Constitution Diwan Sahbejama said – While giving the verdict, the bench of CJI DY Chandrachud said – All the provisions of UP Madrasa Act do not violate the fundamental rights or the basic structure of the Constitution. However, the Supreme Court has banned the Madarsa Board from awarding degrees to Kamil and Fazil with immediate effect and has directed the State Government to frame rules for the same. The state government will provide affiliation to madrassas for these degrees.

Madrasas stopped from giving degrees of Kamil and Fazil Diwan Saheb Jama said- Supreme Court has said in its order; The madrassas which gave degrees of Kamil and Fazil. He will not be able to give. It has been stopped with immediate effect. For this, the state government should see which university or college should be linked to the madrassa and the degree will be awarded. Let us tell you that even before the formation of UGC, the madrassa was giving degrees of Kamil and Fazil. After the arrival of UGC, there was no notification of Kamil and Fazil in any of its 22nd notification. That’s why the Madrasa Board used to give these degrees.

The Supreme Court stopped madrassas from awarding degrees to Kamil and Fazil.

He told that there was a notification in 2014. In which the degrees of Aalim, Fazil and Kamil of Maulana Mazharul Haq Arabic-Persian University are valid. The Supreme Court believes that after 2014, the Madrasa Board does not have the right to give Kamil-Fazil degrees. Therefore that bar has been declared unconstitutional. The court has also said that the state government should decide how its examinations will be conducted.

The High Court had made this allegation Diwan Saheb Jama said – There is always an allegation against us that we do not have main stream education here. Whereas here all subjects are taught till class 8. The training of Munshi, Maulvi and Aalim we have here. There we do not study some subjects in the stream because we do not have teachers. Hindi and English are taught here but Math, Science and Home Science are optional subjects. This allegation was also leveled against us in the High Court. The Supreme Court had said that the state government and the Madrasa Board have the powers to run them smoothly.

Diwan Sahebjama is the plaintiff in this case in the Supreme Court.

Appeal to Madarsa operators to pay attention to the shortcomings Diwan Saheb Jama said- We should always work in such a way that no one can accuse us. Today the court has given a big relief to all of us. It is a matter of great happiness. There is an appeal to the managing bodies of all madrassas to pay attention to studies and the students of the madrassa. This will lead to progress of the Madrasa as well as the country.

Let us now know when the Madrasa Board was formed and when the High Court ordered to abolish it, on which the Supreme Court had given stay to the Teacher Association…

Formation of Madrasa and Sanskrit Board together in 1908 Diwan Saheb Jama said – Madrasa and Sanskrit Board were formed together in 1908. For the protection and promotion of old languages. So that they do not end. Even today we are giving free education. Only the poor study here. The one who has Rs 500 in his pocket is teaching a child in a convent. Apart from this, we are not educating just one religion. In our madrasas, 20 percent students of other religions are studying and 5 percent teachers of other religions are teaching.

High Court had given order on 24 March 2024 He told – A petition was filed in the Lucknow bench of Allahabad High Court. Madrassa Board should be declared unconstitutional. The children studying in this should be removed from here and enrolled in regular schools. Hearing this, the High Court bench ordered on 24 March 2024 to dissolve the Madrasa Board. In this, children studying up to class 8 should be transferred to the respective schools and children of class 9 and 10 should be transferred to inter colleges.

Terrorism and Jihad are not taught in madrassas.

The High Court gave its verdict of 86 pages while the Supreme Court gave its verdict of 70 pages. On March 22, 2024, the Lucknow bench of the High Court had given an 86-page verdict. The court declared Madrassa unconstitutional. Along with this, the UP government was asked to make a scheme and send the children of madrassas to government schools. The court said- This is a violation of the principle of secularism. Children of different religions cannot be discriminated against. They cannot be provided different types of education on the basis of religion. If this is done then it will be a violation of secularism.

While giving a 70 page verdict in this case in the Supreme Court today, the CJI said – All the provisions of the UP Madarsa Act do not violate the fundamental rights or the basic structure of the Constitution. In such a situation it cannot be dissolved.