Ayatollah Tabarsi:

Ethical and spiritual education should be in programs of educational system

Ayatollah Tabarsi, the representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran province, said, “Officials of educational system should do their best toward strengthening the spiritual and religious beliefs of students in schools”.

News ID: 442153

Date: 17 December 2018 - 13:04

RNA - Ayatollah Tabarsi, the representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran province, said, “Officials of educational system should do their best toward strengthening the spiritual and religious beliefs of students in schools”.

He emphasized on the importance of Quranic teachings and said, “Getting accustomed to Quranic and religious teachings will result to develop of students in knowledge, ethics and spirituality”.

Ayatollah Tabarsi said that the Quranic teachings are as a strong barrier against cultural attacks of the enemies and said, “Unfortunately these days the students and young generation are facing many threats including social harms”.

“The upbringing and moral issues should be in first priorities of educational system because the “teaching” cannot be effective without upbringing and ethical and religious issues”, the representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran province said.

Sari (the provincial capital of Mazandaran) Friday Prayer Leader emphasized that the knowledge is important just with ethics and spirituality and said, “Knowledge alone cannot lead to human felicity and excellence and it should be accompanied by morality and spiritualty”.

Ayatollah Tabarsi said, “Officials in Educational System should use all their power to strengthen the religious beliefs of school students.”

“The teachings of the Ahl al-Bayt (AS) are the best way to deal with cultural spheres and plots of the enemies against the religion and values of the revolution”, the representative of the Supreme Leader in Mazandaran province concluded and said, “Schools should become a base for promoting the culture of the Qur'an and the Ahlul-Bayt (AS)”.

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