PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Faisal Karim Kundi on Thursday emphasised the important role of seminaries in promoting peace and fostering a positive image of the country.

During his visit to Jamia Imdadul Uloom Darwesh Masjid Peshawar, he highlighted the significance of religious institutions in contributing to national unity and development, urging them to continue their efforts in building a peaceful and tolerant society.

The governor on the occasion reviewed the examination centre for Wifaqul Madaris. Provincial administrator of Wifaqul Madaris Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Maulana Hussain Ahmad, spokesperson Sirajul Haq and others briefed the governor about the examination system of Wifaqul Madaris.

Speaking on the occasion, Governor Faisal Karim Kundi expressed his pleasure at the event and remarked, “It gives me immense joy to see you all working practically for peace, tolerance, and the soft image of Pakistan.

You will be ambassadors of religion and the country. May Allah grant you success, so we can work together for the development and peace of the nation.”

He was informed that this year, 42,000 students from across the country would graduate from Wifaqul Madaris, including 30,000 women, which he termed as very encouraging.

He praised the disciplined conduct of the exams, calling it commendable.

He also acknowledged the efforts of the federal minister for religious affairs for playing a role in supporting the religious institutions.

The provincial administrator of Wifaqul Madaris informed the governor that 47,000 students from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were appearing for various levels of exams. The governor congratulated the students for their dedication.

Published in Dawn, February 7th, 2025