Knowledge is the opposite of illiteracy and facilitator of formal understanding- Ustadz Lambo

Knowledge is the opposite of illiteracy and facilitator of formal understanding- Ustadz Lambo

Adebayo Nurudeen

Guest lecturer, Ustadz Idress Lambo disclosed that knowledge is the opposite of illiteracy and facilitator of formal understanding of anything people aim to know, at the annual Nulass annual Ramadan lecture held at the school’s podium earlier this week.

Speaking at the event tagged “Impact of Western Education to the Islamic world”, organized to bring Muslim students from every department of the school to understand the influence of western education to the Islamic community, Ustadz stated that knowledge gives final authority to what people are ignorant about and helps to think wide.

While referring to the Holy Quran chapter 96 verse 1-4, the ustadz made a distinction between education and Knowledge.

His words “Knowledge is the opposite of illiteracy and it facilitate formal understanding of anything we aim to know”.

“Avoid friends who are Ignorant and are not willing to learn, the Envier who will g to any length to damage your image , the Coward who will backbite , Stingy individuals, Selfless individual and apathetic individual.” He said.

In a conversation with our correspondent, SUG president,Comrade Surakat Muftaudeen who is also a Nulassite specified that the programme is to serve as a checkmate for students to always remember what magnificent Almighty Allah is.

“The purpose of this program is to bring the student back and put them in a right path as far as Islamic teaching orientation is concerned. We bring NULASS and the students together so that they can be taught, the Islamic teachings.” He said.

Comrade Nulassite Oduga Fawas Olamilekan (NULASS PRESIDENT) also said “The main purpose of the Ramadan program is to enlighten our Muslim brothers and sisters in the school about Islamic and religious stuff and to make sure that Islam still exist in the campus.”.

Comrade Usman Ibrahim oladipupo the Deputy Speaker of the union also said the program is an educative program and the executive members of the union for a well executed programme.”.

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