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Taliban terrorists attacked an army public school in Peshawar, Pakistan on December 16, killing 132 children and 9 teachers and injuring another 200. The terrorists wore military uniforms and detonated a car bomb outside the school before entering and shooting many of the children at close range in the head and chest. All seven terrorists were killed in the subsequent military operation to rescue 960 people from the school.
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Achive 13
In 2013, the Islamic educational institution PusPeTa successfully trained several students to memorize chapters (surahs) from the Quran. The document outlines the surahs each student was able to memorize. All students were reported to be doing well academically after completing their memorization training. PusPeTa and the students' families praised Allah for their success in memorizing parts of the Quran.
Achive 06
The document discusses the successful training of 8 students by PusPeTa in 2006. Each student was able to complete Qiraati recitation skills and fully recite the Quran between ages 5-6. All students demonstrated strong academic performance, with praise given to Allah for their accomplishments.
Achive 05
In 2005, PusPeTa successfully trained five students - Muhammad Naufal b. Awaluddin, Abdullah Farouq b. Mohd Aris, Muhammad Aqil b. Nasary, Anis Sumayyah bt Amir Zuhairi, and Haziq b. Hamzah - in Qiraati, enabling them to recite the Quran at age 6. All five students were also doing well academically. The document praises Allah for their success.
Achive 10
In 2010, PusPeTa successfully trained several students aged 6 and under to complete Qiraati recitation of the Quran and memorize numerous surahs. The students demonstrated strong academic performance as well. PusPeTa's program showed success in training young children in Quran recitation.
Achive 03
In 2003, the PusPeTa organization successfully trained 6 children (5 girls and 1 boy) to complete Qiraati recitation of the Quran and recite the full text at the age of 6 or younger. All of the children trained by PusPeTa were also reported to be doing well academically. The document praises Allah for their success in training young children in Quran recitation.
Achive 2012
In 2012, PusPeTa successfully trained several students to recite and memorize sections of the Quran. The students were able to memorize various surahs, with the number of surahs memorized ranging from around 10 to over 30 surahs. Their academics were reported as excellent or great. Praise was given to Allah for their success.
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The document discusses 5 students who demonstrated exceptional Quranic and academic abilities in 2007. Izzatul Haziqah bt Idham, Yasmeen bt Mohd Sanusi, and Mu’az b. Mohd Farik had all completely memorized the Juz Amma and Surah Yaasin and finished memorizing the full Quran by age 6. Nur Shuhaila Daniella bt Jamil and Iffah Bussaina bt Haji Rushdan had both completed Qiraati recitation training and could recite the full Quran by age 6, excelling or doing good in their academic studies as well.
Achive 14
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Achive 06
The document discusses the successful training of 8 students by PusPeTa in 2006. Each student was able to complete Qiraati recitation skills and fully recite the Quran between ages 5-6. All students demonstrated strong academic performance, with praise given to Allah for their accomplishments.
Achive 05
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Achive 10
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- 1. HJ TERROR WATCH:TERRORISTS KILLS 132 CHILDREN IN PAKISTANI SCHOOL ATTACK
- 2. Taliban terrorists massacred 132 school children and nine teachers in a horrific bloodbath in Peshawar, Pakistan on December 16. Another 200 children and staff were injured, many of them seriously.
- 4. • Many of the children were shot in their heads and chests at point blank range. • The army public school had 1059 children, both boys and girls, although in different classrooms. • The terrorists wore military uniforms, and they exploded a car bomb outside the school to divert the attention of the few guards there, and then entered the premises.
- 6. • Pakistan army spokesman Maj Gen Asim Bajwa briefed newsmen after the operation was over and said that all the seven terrorists were dead. Shockingly, he said, they planned no hostages but as many murders as possible. • He said 960 people, children and staff, were rescued in the military operation.
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