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ALMANAR<br />
December 2012<br />
Talim-ul-Islam College Old Students<br />
Canada set a Milestone<br />
They took a late start, but have surpassed all others. On 3rd of<br />
November 2012 the newly formed Talim-ul-Islam College old<br />
students associa<strong>ti</strong>on Canada organized a fund-raising dinner to<br />
finance poor students in Pakistan. The idea was ini<strong>ti</strong>ated by the<br />
old students associa<strong>ti</strong>on in Germany, who in Hazur’s words are the<br />
“Poineer” in organizing themselves in such a manner, but the<br />
financial contribu<strong>ti</strong>on they started making for the scholarship fund<br />
has been rela<strong>ti</strong>vely meager.<br />
Prof. Hamid Ahmad Chaudhry<br />
Mr. Lal Khan Malik, the Na<strong>ti</strong>onal Amir, addressing the fundraising dinner<br />
(Photo provided by brother S.H. Hadi)<br />
It has been reported that they collected well over 16,000 Dollars in one evening and<br />
have presented to Hazur for scholarships to the deserving students in Pakistan. May<br />
Allah reward them for this sacrifice.<br />
Even though everyone of those who have made monetary contribu<strong>ti</strong>on for this noble<br />
cause, deserves apprecia<strong>ti</strong>on and gra<strong>ti</strong>tude from all of us, but the much of the credit goes<br />
to the execu<strong>ti</strong>ve committee, especially to its finance secretary Sajjad Ahmad Malik, who<br />
told me in our very first brief mee<strong>ti</strong>ng we had in Canada that he was determined to beat<br />
Germany in respect of scholarships. But we feel neither defeated nor jealous, but are<br />
sa<strong>ti</strong>sfied and encouraged. After all they are our brothers. We certainly envy and wish to<br />
be equal to them. It is a matter of pride for a teacher to see the ones who he helped,<br />
achieve heights of glory are flying ever higher. Let us hope and pray that this spirit of the<br />
Canadian old students shall con<strong>ti</strong>nue in years to come.<br />
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