DHIU signed MoU with UNISSA, Brunei Darussalam

Dr. Bahauddeen Muhammed Nadwi, the vice chancellor of Darul Huda Islamic University (DHIU), signed a MoU with Sultan Sharif Ali University (UNISSA), Brunei Darussalam after his talk in the International Islamic conference held at the university campus between September 20-22.
The MoU mainly focuses on academic co-operations between DHIU and UNISSA. Rector Dr Haji Norarfan Bin Haji Zainal represented UNISSA to sign in the MoU.

Having successfully passed a viva-voce conducted in the last June, 75 students out of 300 candidates were admitted to the Assam off-campus of DHIU. The whole strength of Assam campus of Darul Huda is comprised of more than 200 students from various parts of the northeast including Assam, Meghalaya, Manippur, boarders of Bhutan and Nepal. Sayyid Mueenuddin Hudawi, principal , inaugurated the class commencement session in the campus.

ISIS militants are Anti-Muslims, says KT Jaleel.

The Kerala Local Administration and Minority Affairs Mr. KT Jaleel stated that the ISIS militants were the virtual disfigurers of Islam, and had turned into a dangerously mobilized group whose perception of Islam is clearly antithetical to its own convictions.  Talking in a reception organized by DHIU, he blatantly condemned the serial murders of ISIS all over the world who remark themselves as vigilante killers. 

Islam is a clear-cut conviction that encourages pluralism and social harmony. It severely excludes intra-religious and inter-religious conflicts and invariably calls for a life premised on peace, unity and harmony giving no room for terror and murder. The militant and terror outfits like ISIS who perpetrate mass hate crimes in the disguise of Islam must be characterized as anti-Muslims, he added. He promised that the Waqaf board of Kerala was ready to promptly earmark a special amount for the educational development of Muslim Keralites. The session was inaugurated by Dr. Bahauddeen Muhammad Nadwi, the Honourable Vice Chancellor of DHIU.