Now not only degrees but also skills are very important
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Engr! Shahid Siddique Khanzada
When a nation starts developing, its factories and libraries start to populate. And when a nation declines, its malls and hotels start to populate. You will see people with books in every developed country of the world, from hotels to buses and trains. And you will find factories in every developed nation of the world, from streets to neighborhoods and villages. 1600 AD was the century of the decline of the world's history and especially the Muslims. After this century, the series of inventions, creations and research slowed down and finally "ended". While on the other hand, in Europe, an endless series of modern scientific theories, scientists, creations and inventions began continuously and this development was not just in any one field but had started in every field. Among the inventions made in the sixteenth century AD,
the telescope was invented in 1608.
Submarine in 1620.
Slide rule in 1624,
steam turbine in 1629,
micrometer in 1636,
Blaise Pascal invented the adding machine in 1642.
Barometer in 1643,
air pump in 1650,
pendulum clock in 1656,
modern telescope in 1663,
Anton Wien invented a device for viewing bacteria in 1674 and pocket watch in 1675,
Edison invented the light bulb in 1879.
Radio was invented in 1899.
Telephone was invented in 1876
while pressure cooker was invented in 1979.
Before and after this, there are countless inventions and theories that continuously came from Europe and America. During this time, Muslims from Andalusia to Delhi were either busy in luxury or in beating. And this beating continued in every field from education to war. God needs people to run His universe and it has nothing to do with how many people pray, perform Hajj and are pious. If you have left every field from politics to education, then God will take the Imamate from your hands and give it to those who are worthy of it even though they are not worshippers and Hajj. After World War II, the world turned upside down once again. People with small eyes and flat noses all over the world had found the secret of how to progress and move forward in the world? China, which gained independence in 1948, Singapore, which gained independence from Britain in 1958 and then from Malaysia in 1964. Japan, which wiped out both its cities in 1945. Vietnam, which competes fiercely with the United States, and South Korea, which copied Karachi as an example of its city Seoul in 1958. At present, they rule the world's economy and trade markets. If you don't believe me, then look at the big brands of the world and you will understand. In the world's automobile, information technology and electronics industry, especially these countries, there is no competitor by far. Toyota, Daihatsu, Datsun, Hino, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Lexus, Mazda, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Isuzu and Yamaha, all these brands are from Japan, while Chevrolet, Hyundai and Daewoo are made in South Korea. Can you guess what automobiles are made in the world after that? The state of the IT and electronics market is that everything from Sony to Canon cameras comes from Japan. LG and Samsung are supplied by South Korea. "Acer" makes and sends laptops to Taiwan, while a country like Vietnam is also making its own helicopters and planes under the name of "Vietnam Helicopters Corporation." Singapore, which has only wind, sun, and water, is dazzling the eyes of the whole world. And the hospital being built in California is also ordering its equipment from China. We are forced to buy even the Tasbeeh and prayer mats to remember God from those who do not believe in God.
Finland ranks first in the world's education systems, while Japan ranks second and South Korea ranks third. Instead of chasing their new generation after "degrees", they have started making them "technical". You will see the most elementary schools in all these countries. Instead of wasting their children's time in front of boards in classrooms, they take them to the world of reality. A very big vocational institute is currently in Singapore and there only twenty percent of the children's time is spent in class, the remaining eighty percent of the time is spent playing with automobiles and IT things in their respective fields. On the other hand, look at the condition of our education system and our children. Put your hand on your heart and tell me. What are the boys and girls shooting for, countless degrees in hundreds of departments of BE, B.Com, M.Com, BBA, MBA, engineering, and besides that, they are suffering for four years in classrooms for GP? Believe me, we are only increasing the burden of "graduated" people on the earth. All these young graduates are not capable of giving the country a product worth even a rupee. The result of all their hard work and two more degrees is just an innocent job and yet we are so "visionary" that we are spending 200 billion rupees every year on the laptop scheme (and what is deducted from what is given to these children is a different story) but we are not ready to set up a laptop industry. You can judge our "visionaryness" from the fact that the entire nation is waiting for CPEC only because we will get to open dhabas, hotels and puncture shops on the 2000 km route from China to Gwadar and we will become Bill Gates by collecting toll tax. From top to bottom, no one is interested in technology transfer. Take the example of the Philippines. The Philippines has developed the "Hotel Management and Hospitality" sector throughout the country. It has made its youth undergo diploma courses. And the highest demand in the world right now is for Philippine salesmen/girls, waiters and waitresses. Even our enemy India has gone far ahead in all these sectors. The most young people in the IT industry go from India all over the world. While you see a large number of Indian boys and girls as salesmen, girls, waiters and waitresses in almost every country in the world. Being professionals, their salaries are also ten times higher than Pakistanis. And on the other hand, even a "murder" has become a sore spot for us. Where people do not even know how to respect tourists. There is a Chinese proverb that says, "If you want to help someone, teach them how to fish instead of giving them fish." The Chinese have understood this. I wish we could understand it too. Hazrat Ali (RA) had said, "A skilled man never goes hungry." By God! Instead of increasing the number of "degree-seeking" people in the country, create skilled people. The end of such a disrespect for such a huge "human resource" of the world is right before our eyes. |