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Subject: Unregulated madrassas
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9362 15.12.11 - 01:09am
Having just read about the police raid on the jamia masjid zikriya kandhelwi madrassa where children were beaten up,chained to the walls and held alongside drug addicts in cells am wondering whether this is common in unregulated madrassas * +

9362 15.12.11 - 01:11am
If it is common,what can be done about it,or is it an isolated incident? * +

iceylips 15.12.11 - 01:13am
It shouldn't be easy for just anyone to become an imam, for a start. Unfortunately that seems to be so common these days in Pakistan. * +

3mel 15.12.11 - 01:46am
how does it work in islam compared to say the church of england or the catholic church where you have to be selected for your assignment or posting by a more senior member from the churches hierarchy ? * +

5tranger 15.12.11 - 10:27am
Nope, even if its there, its not common. You got that report from BBC, right? They showed that first. It was a place of drug addicts that they presented as madrassa, whether intentionally or mistakenly, i dont know. * +

5tranger 15.12.11 - 10:29am
I agree there is violence in some non regulated ones, but not at this level... * +

ummati 15.12.11 - 10:43am
If this is true then its totally sad n disgraceful, as an ex madrassah teacher i know the difficulties faced by teachers but imo the best way to win ones students over is thru love n not fear. * +

iceylips 15.12.11 - 11:18am
Madrassas in Pakistan are a disgrace though, most of them. I'd never send my kids to one. * +

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