Minister Mohammed Azharuddin Calls for Focus on Education and Skill Development at Masjid-e-Take Bughdadi Annual Convention

Hyderabad: The Hon’ble Minister for Minority Welfare and Public Enterprises, Mohammed Azharuddin, attended the Annual Convention as the Chief Guest at Masjid-e-Take Bughdadi, Nampally, earlier this afternoon.

Addressing the gathering, the Minister emphasised that religious institutions should extend their role beyond spiritual teachings by actively promoting children’s education and skill development. He appreciated the Masjid committee for its commendable initiatives, including skill training programmes for women, the integration of modern and spiritual education for children, and the operation of a well-furnished hostel facility for students coming from different districts to pursue their education in the city.

Expressing his admiration for the mosque’s holistic efforts towards community upliftment, the Minister assured full support from the Minority Welfare Department for strengthening the Computer Centre and the Sewing Training Centre. He stated that such initiatives play a crucial role in empowering youth and women, thereby contributing to overall social progress.

The Minister further highlighted that the people’s government, under the dynamic leadership of Chief Minister Shri A. Revanth Reddy garu, remains firmly committed to the upliftment and empowerment of all sections of society. He reiterated his personal commitment to extend all possible assistance to progressive and community-oriented initiatives.

Among those present on the occasion were AICC National Coordinator Mohd. Khaleequr Rahman, Janab Muneeruddin Mushtaq, senior journalist Mr. Majid, respected religious scholars, students, and other distinguished dignitaries.

On the occasion, the Minister also distributed certificates to meritorious students and congratulated them along with their parents and teachers for their outstanding achievements, encouraging them to continue striving for excellence.