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Al Barkaat Public School Organised Special Assembly to Commemorate The Birth Anniversary of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
Al Barkaat Public School Organised
Special Assembly to Commemorate
The Birth Anniversary of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
Athar Afsar | ABPS NEWS
17 October, 2014
Al- Barkaat,
Seventeen October happens to be Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s birth day and
every year all those who have studied at Aligarh Muslim University celebrate it
with great enthusiasm. This year too the Aligarh Muslim University Alumni (now
faculty at Al- Barkaat Public School) celebrated Sir Syed day on 17th October with a lot of zest and zeal.
On this occasion a special assembly was conducted in
remembrance of the greatest Muslim
philosopher, pragmatist, and social activist there has ever been in the Indian history- Sir Syed Ahmad Khan. Mohsin
Alam Khan (Head Boy, ABPS) was incharge for the convening of the assembly. The
proceeding of the assembly started with the recitation of the Holy Quran by
Master Hassan of class VI A.
Mazhar Subhani of class VIII delivered an exquisite
speech in Urdu focusing on the Syed Ahmad’s life. This was followed by an
enchanting song by the ‘Sing- a- song’ group of the Qadiria Girls section
titled “Sir Syed ka Shahr”.
Sumaya Fareed of class IX addressed the gathering
with an enthralling speech in English highlighting Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s
contributions and achievements.
The Principal of ABPS, Mrs. Sabiha Khan (Alumni,
Aligarh Muslim University) addressed the gathering by highlighting the immortal
greatness of Aligarh Muslim University (A.M.U) and sharing her experiences at
A.M.U.
The Alumni of A.M.U (Faculty ABPS) concluded the
assembly in the traditional way any Sir Syed Day Celebration ends, by singing
the A.M.U Tarana “Ye Mera Chaman…” reviving the feel of being an A.M.U Alumni
which was followed by the National Anthem.