JUSTICE BASHEER AHMED SAYEED A PHILANTHRAPISTS IN EDUCATION FOR MUSLIM WOMEN
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As one of the earliest concerns of mankind education is an essential feature of humanity Education means transmission of knowledge, education is the key factor for development, prosperity and welfare of a society. Muslims are educationally backward in India. It is due to many factors one of them is their aversion to wards western education in the past. In TamilNadu Muslims established a number of educational institutions for the benefit of their community of them the higher educational institution are proportionately greater in number than the primary and secondary institutions. Muslims took greater efforts to establish these educational institutions for women. One among the philanthropists of education for the Muslim women efforts of Justice Basheer Ahmed Sayeed was known as “Sir Syed of the South”.
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