On Saturday, Al Ibad Indian School in Perampalli, Udupi opened a newly constructed assembly hall and revealed a plan to establish a separate pre‑university college for girls, marking a major step in the institution's growth.
The ceremony attracted education experts, parents, teachers and students. K.S. Shaikh Karanire, founder of Expertise Company in Saudi Arabia and president of Al Ibad education institutions, attended as chief guest. The event was chaired by the school's managing director Shaikh Abdul Latif Madani.
Addressing the gathering, President K.S. Shaikh Karanire outlined his vision for providing academic excellence, modern facilities and strong moral values. He highlighted the upcoming Al Ibad Indian Pre‑University College for Girls, emphasizing a safe, value‑based environment for quality higher secondary education.
Coastal Development Board chair M.A. Gaffoor praised the initiative, noting the rising demand for a dedicated girls' college in Udupi and offering his support. Similarly, M.A. Maula, president of Udupi District Muslim Union, welcomed the proposal, calling it essential for meeting community aspirations and practical needs.
Representatives from nearby institutions also spoke. S.K. Sheikh, correspondent of Al‑Azhar School in Hejjamadi, commended Al Ibad's progress and the focus on a girls' college. CGMA India founder and COO education specialist Ameen‑e‑Muddassar was honoured for his contributions to education, career guidance and social development, with President Karanire and other dignitaries presenting the award.
Other notable attendees included Imam and khatib Shaikh Rashid Ahmed Umri of Jamia Masjid, Vice President of Expertise Abdul Raheem, and Dr. Rizwan Ahmed, orthopaedic specialist from Karkala City Nursing Home. They praised the school's commitment to academic and Islamic education, and encouraged continued community service.
The new hall adds a versatile venue for workshops, personality‑development programmes, teacher training, parent‑guidance camps and cultural events. School officials said it will strengthen the bond between students and the local community while showcasing Al Ibad's blend of modern learning with Islamic values.
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📰 Source: Vartha Bharati Udupi