Islamic values are not very different from British values. As a teacher I try my utmost to ensure my pupils gain British values and become good citizens of the UK.
Source/Credit: The Huffington Post
By Mufleha Saleem Ahmad | October 20, 2017
Ofsted stated segregation in a Birmingham Islamic faith school left girls ‘unprepared for life in modern Britain‘. On which research did Ofsted’s Amanda Spielman make this statement?
Let me inform Amanda I have spent some of my education in segregated schools as I am an immigrant. I am now a secondary school science teacher who covers her head in accordance with her religion. I organise numerous activities whilst being part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association, UK. Only yesterday I organised an event involving raising awareness of the poppy appeal in allegiance with the Royal British Legion. Last year I organised a charity walk raising money for the ‘War Child’ charity. Visiting sick children in hospitals and giving them presents at the occasion of Christmas is a regular occurrence. Most women who are part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association help out in such events throughout the country. We as a community are guided by our spiritual leader, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who regularly reminds us of the true teachings of Islam which are devoid of violence and extremism.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Read more
Related Posts :
Pakistan Senate body recommends punishment for false blasphemy accusers
Pakistan court ruling against Ahmadiyya minority draws criticism
UK: Young Ahmadi Muslims in Huddersfield to pledge allegiance to Islam and the UK
Pakistan’s unceasing bigotry
Pakistan: Intelligence agencies seek student-turned-terrorist planing to massacre Ahmadis
0 Response to "Perspective: A Reply From A Muslim Woman Who Had A Segregated Education | Mufleha Saleem Ahmad"
Post a Comment