Enver Kılıçarslan attends madrasa graduation ceremony in eastern Türkiye
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Molla Enver Kılıçarslan, the head of the Union of the Scholars and the Madrasas, was present at the graduation ceremony of madrasa students held at the Seyyid Abdurrahman Arvasi Islamic Sciences Complex in Van's Gevaş district.
Accompanied by his delegation, Kılıçarslan joined the event to honor the achievements of the graduating students.
The ceremony commenced with a warm welcome from Molla Mustafa Sakçı, the esteemed founder and head instructor of the Seyyid Abdurrahman Arvasi Islamic Sciences Complex.
Sakçı greeted Kılıçarslan and his delegation, setting a gracious tone for the momentous occasion.
During his address, Kılıçarslan conveyed his heartfelt congratulations and well wishes to the graduates, emphasizing the significance of madrasas in shaping individuals' spiritual and intellectual development.
He underlined the crucial role of these educational institutions in preserving Islamic knowledge and values.
Throughout the ceremony, Kılıçarslan engaged in meaningful conversations with scholars and attendees, fostering a sense of camaraderie and unity within the Islamic academic community.
His presence and words of encouragement provided inspiration to the graduating students as they embark on their future endeavors.
As the graduation ceremony concluded, Kılıçarslan and his delegation bid farewell to the Seyyid Abdurrahman Arvasi Islamic Sciences Complex, departing from the district.
The event served as a testament to the enduring importance of madrasas and their profound impact on the education and development of students within the Islamic faith. (ILKHA)
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