“Today, the world is more precarious and dangerous for the youth,” he said, adding that the Muslim youth should be guided through the teachings which were authentic and pertaining to the current challenges. "The Holy Prophet (PBUH) had always stressed upon respect and protection of the women and children," he added. He said the Holy Prophet (PBUH) had been an embodiment of blessing for all races and ages. Dr Chandra acknowledged that Muslim youth had respect for the dignity of human beings, adding the Holy Prophet (PBUH) had brought different people together. Sheikh Abdullah underlined the need for the establishment of a university for the Muslim youth that could focus on teaching morals and ethics.

Source: The Express Tribune January 02, 2022 17:19 UTC