Jamia Hafsa students remembered

Published June 2, 2008

TOBA TEK SINGH, June 1: Those who are involved in the killing of innocent students of Jamia Hafsa are facing the Nature's wrath and now no one will help them retain the power, said Umm-e-Hassan, the principal of Jamia Hafsa and wife of Lal Masjid Khateeb Maulana Abdul Aziz.

Speaking at a women’s gathering here at the National College on Sunday, Umm-e-Hassan said that the disobedience of Islamic principles in Muslim countries had reached the point of no-return. She said that Muslims had to return to Islamic values if they want to find solutions to their problems. Later, she distributed certificates among girl students who passed the Tafseerul Quran course.

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