In a spiritually uplifting ceremony, 10 girl students were felicitated at Madrasa Jamia Aasha Sadiqa (RA) Lilbanat, Maqbool Abad Handwara for successfully completing the memorization of the Holy Quran. The event was marked by soulful recitations, inspiring sermons, and a large gathering of parents, scholars, and community members who came together to honor the remarkable achievement of the young students. Notably, one of the students hailed from Uttar Pradesh (UP), reflecting the Madrasa’s growing reputation and its attraction for learners beyond the Valley. On this blessed occasion, various Ulema Kiram from across Kashmir were present throughout the day, delivering sermons on the importance of Quranic learning and moral guidance in today’s era. As part of the felicitation, turbans were placed on the heads of both students and their parents, symbolizing dignity, honor, and the spiritual weight of their accomplishment. Speaking on the occasion, Mohtimum Gh. Mouhidin emphasized the responsibility of parents in guiding their children. He said: “Parents must come forward, because we are all witnessing the atmosphere outside where boys and girls are increasingly getting involved in drugs, dance, and other un-Islamic activities. It is our duty to protect them by connecting them with Quranic education and Islamic values.” The scholars present highlighted that memorizing the Holy Quran is not only a spiritual achievement but also a lifelong responsibility to live by and spread its teachings. They praised the efforts of the Madrasa administration, teachers, and parents in nurturing the students with love, discipline, and faith. Adding to the sanctity of the occasion, two Nikah ceremonies (Mehfil-e-Nikah) were also solemnized at the conclusion of the program, further enhancing the spiritual and social significance of the day. The management of Madrasa Jamia Aasha Sadiqa (RA) Lilbanat expressed pride in the achievements of their students and reaffirmed their mission to continue nurturing future generations on the path of knowledge and righteousness. The day-long program concluded with special prayers (duas) for a peaceful Kashmir, a safe Kashmir, and a safe India, followed by heartfelt supplications for the students to remain beacons of light and true ambassadors of the Quran’s message.