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A copy of letter also sent sent to Chief Justice of Shariat Court.
International Islamic University lost international standards.
Board of trustees meeting should review administrative issues.

ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan Qazi Faez Isa has written a letter to the President, Chairman Higher Education Commission (HEC), and Federal Ministry of Education regarding the mismanagement of International Islamic University Islamabad.

A copy of the letter written by the Chief Justice of Pakistan has also been sent to the Chief Justice of the Shariat Court and the university administration.

In the letter written by the Chief Justice to the President, Chairman HEC, and the Federal Ministry of Education, it is said that the International Islamic University has lost international standards due to mismanagement. Due to years of mismanagement, Islamic values have also disappeared in the International Islamic University.

In the letter of the Chief Justice, it is said that after 3 years after my request, the President of the State asked to call a meeting of the board members on November 30. The letters are still not answered, the non-response to the letters shows that the Vice President wants to cover up the wrongdoings.

The Chief Justice further wrote in the letter that the appointment of Nabi Bux Jumani was for 3 years but he is still in office.

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He said while addressing Convocation of International Islamic University.
He said investment on women went to waste when they sat at home.
Dr Alvi advised students to always remain humble and act as knowledge-seeker.

ISLAMABAD: President Dr Arif Alvi emphasizing the women’s active participation in all sectors, said one of the reasons behind Pakistan lacking prosperity was the non-involvement of women in decision making as well as the economic corridors of power.

The president, addressing the 12th Convocation of International Islamic University Islamabad, said the nation’s investment on the women education went to waste when they sat at home without going into the practical life.

“Education is investment of this poor nation on you. If you will sit at home, this will be the loss of the nation.

I want you not to give up its practical application. (However), this is the duty of the government and the nation to provide you a harassment-free working environment,” the president remarked.

He also called for job structures for the women which should also facilitate them keeping in view the family-related engagements of the women.

Citing the example of Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s wife Hazrat Khadija, also a working business woman, the president said Islam encouraged the women to work as it was not possible to leave half of the country’s population unutilised.

He, who earlier awarded PhD degrees to 138 and gold medals to 71 students, congratulated the students, their parents as well as the university and teachers for their hard work.

He was appreciative that girl students consisted of over half of the total 34,000 strength of the university.

He advised the new graduates to welcome the knowledge without any religious biases or selection, and always remain humble and act as a knowledge-seeker.

Expressing his worries about the unbridled human mentality as being practised in Gaza, the president said Muslims derived their laws from Holy Quran and the teachings of the Holy Prophet (PBUH).

Calling the new graduates “elite” going into decision-making, President Alvi said it was their responsibility to uplift the poor and change the society.

Lamenting the Muslims’ hesitation and misinterpretation of the scientific inventions in the past, he said the second renaissance of Muslims was not possible without keeping the doors to knowledge open.

The IIUI Pro-Chancellor Dr Ahmed Salem Muhammad Al-Ameri congratulated the new graduates and said by obtaining degrees, they were stepping into their practical lives.

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