Conducting model tests and recitation of students

Dear friends, I hope everyone is doing well, and dear students, I hope you all are doing well too. I am also, Alhamdulillah, doing well. Education is the backbone of a nation, and it is extremely important for every individual. When I was a child, I heard a proverb that says, 'He who studies will ride in carriages and horses.' This does not mean that if you do not study, you cannot ride in cars, but rather it emphasizes the importance of education.

_{Examination room. Where students are sitting for exams}

Today I will present an important topic about conducting a model test with you all. As a teacher, it is truly significant to conduct tests, and as a test, it is extremely important and the responsibility is very significant. In the picture you can see above, this student has come to take the exam. Through this student, there are about 30 to 35 other students who will be taking the model test here.

The system is that they will sit in the room neatly in rows, tightly arranged, and I will call them one by one by their names and bring them forward, and ask them one or two questions. I will ask a total of three questions, each based on different verses from the Quran, and the students will recite those verses from memory. It's a very structured and beautiful method.

I believe these students will grow up to become important people in the future. True education, in fact, is what we have come into this world for, through which the One who created us guides us. If we hold on to the great book He has given us, the Quran, and teach it with such an arrangement, He will be much more pleased.

The way the students are reciting the Quran is truly remarkable, and Allah will be very pleased. The Quran is essentially the word of Allah, and Allah is speaking, and when we recite the Quran, it is like having a conversation with Allah. Today, I will present a video in front of you where I am asking questions, and the student is reciting.