الهند: الطلاب المسلمون يبحثون عن إرشادات التعليم العالي عبر الإنترنت

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تتزايد أعداد الطلاب المسلمين بـ"الهند" الراغبين في الالتحاق بالتعليم العالي، والذين يعتمدون على الإنترنت للتعرف على فرص الالتحاق بالجامعات وكيفية التقدم، في إطار تنامي طموحات الطلاب المسلمين في الالتحاق بالمجالات المختلفة.

وقد أطلق "مقصود أحمد" موقع ويب خاصًّا بالمعلومات عن التعليم العالي والجامعات؛ تيسيرًا على الطلاب المسلمين الراغبين في التعرف على الجامعات، ومعرفة شروط الالتحاق عقب الانتهاء من المرحلة الثانوية، وهو ما اعتبر إزالة لعقبة كانت تحول بينهم وبين تحقيق طموحاتهم الجامعية؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Internet Empowers India Muslim Students

A growing number of Indian Muslim students aspiring for higher education are using new internet websites which offer them guidance and basic information about universities and higher education application.

"I wanted to serve my community but, being a busy engineer, getting enough time was a problem,” Maqsood Ahmed Addewala, who founded MaqsoodView.com, told Khabar South Asia on Saturday, August 17.

“So I decided to free information and realized how important it is.”

Launching MaqsoodView.com website, Addewala, a Muslim himself, was motivated to do something for his community through his technical knowledge.

The site launched offered help to hundreds of higher-education aspirants with guidance that is normally not available for those who lack basic information.

Javed Yousuf, a young man from Kolkata who has completed 12 years of formal schooling and joined a science undergraduate course in college, is one of the Muslim students whose future changed thanks to the new website.

Though none of his relatives had more than six or seven years of education, they have encouraged him to seek higher education to become a doctor.

Javed's father, driver Yousuf Alim, says such services have made all the difference.

"Where would a poor driver like me go with basic queries? Earlier whoever I asked gave only partial replies," Alim said.

"But this site which we accessed through the neighbourhood cybercafé owner is packed with all kinds of information."

Not only Javed as several Muslim students changed their future thanks to the new websites.