Hire more Madaris teachers in ARMM
July 29, 2002 | 12:00am
MARAWI CITY The 1,300-member Ulama League of the Philippines, whose members were mostly trained in Libya, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, urged President Arroyo the other day to create 2,000 more teaching positions in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) to accommodate qualified Islamic theologians for Madaris classes.
The request was contained in a two-page resolution passed during the three-day congress and submitted to President Arroyo during the closing ceremony here the other day.
The league said more preachers are needed in the ARMMs Madaris Education Bureau, which handles peace education subjects for Muslim pupils in the regions public schools.
During the congress, the Muslim preachers extensively discussed the problems besetting the Madaris educational system and their role in complementing Malacañangs peace initiatives in Mindanao. John Unson
The request was contained in a two-page resolution passed during the three-day congress and submitted to President Arroyo during the closing ceremony here the other day.
The league said more preachers are needed in the ARMMs Madaris Education Bureau, which handles peace education subjects for Muslim pupils in the regions public schools.
During the congress, the Muslim preachers extensively discussed the problems besetting the Madaris educational system and their role in complementing Malacañangs peace initiatives in Mindanao. John Unson
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