Ebrahim Qazi Certificate

Apr 23

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This certificate is presented to Ebrahim Qazi, in recognition of his outstanding achievement in reciting the Holy Quran during the blessed month of Ramadan.

Ramadan is a sacred month for Muslims worldwide, where they fast from dawn till dusk and engage in spiritual activities. One of the most important rituals of Ramadan is reciting the Holy Quran, which Muslims believe to be the word of God. It is a tradition for students to complete reading the entire Quran during this holy month.

At Minhaj, we believe that completing the Quran is a remarkable achievement, and it deserves to be celebrated. That's why we offer a special certificate to students who finish reading the Quran during Ramadan. This certificate not only acknowledges their hard work and dedication but also serves as a reminder of the blessings and benefits of reciting the Quran.

Our certificate is beautifully designed, incorporating traditional Islamic art and calligraphy, and it can be proudly displayed in homes or offices. It serves as a source of inspiration and motivation for students to continue their journey of learning and understanding the Holy Quran.

If you or someone you know has completed reading the Quran, we invite you to join us at Minahj. We are honored to be a part of your spiritual journey and look forward to recognizing your dedication to this noble cause.

Thank you Ebrahim Qazi for your dedication, hard work, and commitment to mastering the Quranic verses are genuinely inspiring. Your passion for learning and your deep respect for the Quran is evident in your fluent recitation, clear pronunciation, and heartfelt delivery.

As you complete this milestone in your journey of faith, we celebrate your achievement and honor your commitment to the traditions of our religion. May your love for the Quran continue to grow, and may you continue to inspire others with your passion for learning and devotion to the teachings of Islam.

Write something for Ebrahim Qazi to encourage him to achieve more success in the Quran and Tajweed classes.

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الجابرية بين الماضي والحاضر

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مدرسة ابن البقري

في قلب القاهرة الفاطمية، وعلى حافة أحد أزقتها القديمة، تنتصب المدرسة البقرية شامخةً كأنها شاهدٌ صامت على تحولات الزمان والمكان. بُنيت هذه المدرسة في عام 776 هـ / 1374 م على يد القاضي شمس الدين شاكر بن غُزيل، المعروف بـ"ابن البقري"، ذلك الرجل الذي مثّل حكاية تحوّل شخصي من موظف قبطي في شؤون الخراج إلى عالم مسلم وراعٍ للعلم والعلماء.
تُجسّد المدرسة البقرية بناؤها المتقشف الراقي وتخطيطها المتناغم روح العصر المملوكي، حيث كانت مراكز التعليم الديني تحمل أبعادًا معمارية وثقافية تتجاوز جدرانها الحجرية.
وفي تفاصيل حجارتها ونقوشها ونوافذها، تختبئ قصة إنسان وقرية وهوية. فابن البقري لم يكن مجرد مؤسس، بل كان همزة وصل بين ريف الغرب المصري وقلب العاصمة، بين ضوء المعرفة وعبق التاريخ.
إن هذه المدرسة ليست مجرد مبنى أثري، بل ذاكرة حية لتاريخ من التغيير والاندماج والنهضة، ما تزال تهمس لمن يقترب منها: "هنا مرّ العلم، وهنا عاش من أحبّه".

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دائما ما كنت مأخوذا بالأسلوب القرآني في القصص، والكتابة، ولا ريب فهو أعظم ما كُتب بالعربية. ولما بلغتُ أَشدِّي واستويت، وبدأت أقرأ في العربية والأدب العربي "قديمه وحديثه، والأسلوب الكتابي، ازداد تعجبي وإعجابي باللغة العربية، ليس فقط بالأسلوب وقدرة اللغة فيما حوته من تعبيرات، وإنها بالقدرة الإلهية التي حبت الإنسان بذالك العقل الذي ما انفك أن يُريِ تلك الهبة التي أُعطيها في التعبير "منطوقا أو مكتوبا".

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