KHAIRUN Hosts Lecture Series on Qur’anic Heritage and Educational Reform

The International Institute of Qur’anic Science (IIQS) at Khalifa Isyaku Rabiu University (KHAIRUN) held its monthly lecture series today, focusing on the preservation of Islamic legacies and the modernization of traditional education systems.

The event, a staple of the university's commitment to scholarship and public enlightenment, featured two primary presentations that bridged historical dedication with future-focused reforms.

The first session, led by Imam Muntasir Umar, explored the life and works of the university's namesake in a presentation titled “Khalifa Isyaku Rabiu’s Efforts in Serving the Glorious Qur’an and His Dedication to Darikatul Tijjaniya.” The speaker detailed Khalifa Rabiu’s extensive contributions to the propagation of the Holy Qur’an and his steadfast support for Islamic scholarship, describing him as a visionary whose impact remains a cornerstone for current and future generations.

The second presentation, delivered by Professor Bashir Shehu Galadanchi, addressed a critical contemporary issue: “Integrating Tsangaya Education into the Modern Educational System.” Professor Galadanchi advocated for the harmonisation of traditional Tsangaya learning with modern frameworks. He argued that integrating religious and secular knowledge is essential for:

In a statement signed by the Acting Director of Public Relations, Jibril Ado Dandawaki, the university reaffirmed its mission to combine academic excellence with strong moral values. The lecture series serves as a platform for intellectual discourse, ensuring that the institution remains at the forefront of solving societal and educational challenges.