Allama Domki meeting with educationists, scholars for provincial curriculum conference

Shiite News: Central Secretary of Information and Convener of the Curriculum Committee of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen Pakistan, Allama Maqsood Ali Domki, met with scholars and educationists in Quetta in connection with the provincial curriculum conference and invited them to participate in the provincial curriculum conference.

He met with the prominent religious scholars of Balochistan, Principal of Jamia Imam Sadiq (AS) Allama Muhammad Juma Asadi, Vice Principal Allama Bahadur Hussain Movadi, Central Vice President of Shia Ulema Council Pakistan Allama Akbar Hussain Zahidi, Provincial President of Majlis Ulema-e-Maktab Ahl-e-Bayt Balochistan Allama Dr. Muhammad Musa Hussaini.

Provincial General Secretary Allama Zulfiqar Ali Saeedi, Provincial Vice President of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen Balochistan Allama Sheikh Wilayat Hussain Jafari, General Secretary Allama Sohail Akbar Shirazi, renowned educationist Professor Muhammad Ali Hazara, Professor Syed Abu Turab Jafari.

Leader of Balochistan Shia Conference Engineer Haji Jawad Rafiei, Central Leaders of Majlis Wahdat Muslimeen Youth Wing Maulana Mubashir Mehdi and Haji Ghulam Hussain Akhlaqi and invited them to attend the Provincial Curriculum Conference to be held in Quetta on May 9.

Speaking on the occasion, Allama Maqsood Ali Domki said that the uniform national curriculum is controversial because it completely ignores the beliefs of the Shia school and the teachings of Ahlul Bayt (AS) and this curriculum has been implemented in this form, which is severely affecting national unity and religious tolerance. This curriculum is not acceptable to us.

He said that we consider the 1975 curriculum of religion to be suitable because the teachings of different Islamic schools of thought were appropriately included in this curriculum.

Therefore, we demand that the uniform national curriculum of religion be structured in the style of 1975.

He further said that the Constitution of Pakistan and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights provide full protection to every human being for the right to receive education according to the instructions of his religion and school of thought. Uniform curriculum is an attack on this fundamental right of ours and is tantamount to oppression.