The Critical Role of Teachers in Society

The teacher should look not only at the numbers of the children but also at their personality building.

Saying the word ‘teacher’ is a combination of a few letters, but it carries the race of the whole society within itself. The amazing inventions and new changes that you see in the world all revolve around this one person.

The teacher is a guide and an architect. A teacher is a caller on whose shoulders God has placed a great responsibility, but in many societies and societies, teachers are considered to be the only means of teaching certain subjects, although this should not be the case at all.The duties of a teacher include many other things. He builds the future of the nation by enlightening his students with good education and training, so we hopefully apologize and say that the teacher should look not only at the numbers of the children but also at their personality building.Just memorizing the answers to the questions and digesting the whole curriculum like an empty parrot does not pay for education.In order to fulfill this right, truth telling and fact teaching and good training of students is very important. Otherwise, even by reading and writing, these people can create new troubles which can cause embarrassment to the society and parents and teachers themselves.Not only sound education but his alertness and dedication too are most required.In today’s changing society, the responsibilities of teachers are doubled.No student’s personality can be fully developed without the full attention of the teachers.Remember that education is the only means that gives man the dignity of humanity and without good character, knowledge is only the luxury of the mind and the hypocrisy of the heart.If the virtues of morality and action are not created with education, then the tree of knowledge is fruitless and useless.In today’s changing society, teachers in particular should be a role model for students in their own right, because with knowledge, teachers ‘habits and attitudes also affect students’ personality, but the teacher’s personality directly affects the children’s personality. According to Islam, standard education is that which leads a person to self-knowledge and theology, otherwise he will become a good doctor, engineer, lawyer, scientist or anything but a good person of the society. Nor will he succeed in the world to come.

“Allama Iqbal”, describes his youth as a falcon who lives on the tops of mountains instead of luxuries and live you life their.

 He who does not eat the dead prey, eats his prey which is a brave and courageous bird.Qualification is very important but qualification alone is not enough, nobility and morality are also important.

Qualification will raise the standard of education and education will be fruitful due to nobility and morality and the student will also be successful because the example of a teacher is a tree which provides better oxygen to the society and absorbs the poisonous substance itself. Does it He is also considered to have the respect of teachers in view of his sacrifices, but he is also considered to be a spiritual father who is more than a physical father.History has shown that the nation that valued the teacher was the most successful nation in the world. In all developed countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Japan, France, Malaysia, and Italy, the respect and status that teachers enjoy is not even given to the presidents and prime ministers of these countries because they know that the teacher is a beacon of light. Who guides us in the darkness. There is a ladder that takes us to the heights of progress.It is an invaluable gift without which man is incomplete.What can be more important in the matter of the greatness of teachers than that Allah Almighty has introduced the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a teacher in the Holy Qur’an and the Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) himself has said: “I have been sent as a teacher.”

Amir al-mu’minin Hazrat Umar Farooq (RA) was asked if he had any desires in his heart despite being the caliph of such a large Islamic state. He said, “I wish I had a teacher.”

Writer is a P.G student , from Sheikhpora Haril Handwara Kmr.