IEA urges focus on students’ intellectual development in Sharia faculties
Neda Mohammad Nadeem, the Islamic Emirate’s Minister of Higher Education, has called on professors of Sharia and Islamic Culture to prioritise the intellectual development of students and play a stronger role in shaping their academic and moral growth.
In an audio message released on Monday, Nadeem made the remarks during a meeting with faculty members from the Sharia and Islamic Culture departments at Kabul University. The meeting was held in the university’s leadership council conference hall.
He urged lecturers to encourage unity among students, align both their outward behaviour and inner values with Islamic principles, and devote greater attention to identifying and nurturing students’ talents.
The minister emphasised that educators carry a significant responsibility in guiding the country’s youth, describing their role as a trust that must be upheld with dedication and sincerity.
Discussions during the meeting also focused on ways to improve the overall quality of higher education, with Nadeem offering recommendations and guidance aimed at strengthening academic standards and student development.
