Re: Dr. Iqbal on Madrassas
i mean most of the people here are arguing that iqbal was fond of madrassas at his time and those madrassas were quite different to current ones. (i am not denying the existence of few bad apples now a day but that is like saying some hostels have sinners living in them so lets shun the entire boarding system.) it would be interesting to know what happened to madrassas graduates at the time of iqbal at the hands of brits. perhaps that would then lead to the question that whether the western world has the problem with flaws in current madrassa system or the very idea of religious educational institutes. people graduating from madrassa would want a world where they can apply the knowledge that they have picked up and the idea of islamic state is very monsterous to non muslim western nations but when muslims fall for the propoganda sir peetnay ko dil chahta hai 