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اپنے جہانِ دل میں بسا! آرزوئے دوستؐ
جانے کے ہو ہی جائیں گے سامان سوئے دوستؐ
ہر وقت میرے سامنے ہو قبلۂ نگاہؐ
آٹھوں پہر ہو میری نظر قبلہ روئے دوستؐ
اِک اِک ادائے خُلق پہ قربان لاکھ ہیں
اہلِ نظر کو بھا گئی کچھ ایسی خوئے دوستؐ
دو چار دن کا موسمِ گل وہ کریں گے کیا
جن کی نظر میں آن بسا رنگ و بوئے دوستؐ
لب بستہ ہی کھڑے رہو! دربارِ قدس میں
احوالِ دل کھلا ہے ترا روبروئے دوستؐ
اُمت کو بخش دے گا وہ صدقۂ مصطفیؐ
رکھ لے گا روزِ حشر خدا آبروئے دوستؐ
عرفانِؔ حق کی ساری مہک مصطفیؐ سے ہے
’’غالب! ندیمِ دوست سے آتی ہے بوئے دوست‘‘
Humankind has been granted a special status due to its being vicegerent of Allah on earth for he has been entrusted with the responsibility to keep order in the world according to the directives of its Creator. Humans are guided by Prophets in history. Some of these Prophets have got greater value, sphere and depth of influence on humanity due to different factors. Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) is the last Prophet of Allah, for the eternity and whole humanity. After him, Islam is completed for all times to come. Islam is a complete code of life; education and training constituting its crux. Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him) was greatly concerned and cognizant of education and training of his followers which is evident from multifarious events of his life. Major emphasis was laid on training coupled with education and both are, thus, inevitably interlocked with each other. It is clear that education was considered an assimilation of knowledge and training was taken as its reflection in daily life. The verses of the Holy Quran and sayings of the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) bear a perfect testimony to this aspect of foremost significance. The earlier people in the fold of Islam were much concerned about training and nurturing, hence they avoided mere memorization of facts. The present paper is an attempt to discover the compatibility between education and training in the light of the paradigm of secret of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) of Islam.
This study aims to see the perceptions of students about school climate and its relationship
with students? academic achievement of Zarghoon Town Quetta. The study is co relational in
nature in order to describe the levels of school climate in light of the students? perceptions and
its relationship with their academic achievement. All Government High Schools students of
Zarghoon town, Quetta, Baluchistan under the jurisdiction of BBISE Quetta have constituted
the population of the study. The total students? population of 19 public Secondary High
Schools 10
th
Class is 1640. L.R. Gay rule was followed in sample selection; total 20% students
(328 students), was taken as a sample. Data was collected from students of Public Sector
Secondary Schools through adapted 5 point Likert type-scale items from (ED School Climate
Surveys (EDSCLS) Administration) National Center on Safe Supportive Learning
Environments after ensuring its validity and reliability from a panel of experts from the field
of education. The proper pilot testing procedure was adopted and some corrections were made
to the final survey (SCSSQ). The academic achievement of each student was calculated by the
results of the selected Public Sector Boys Secondary Level Schools from the Balochistan
Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Quetta, of class 10
th
who appeared in the
annual exam, 2018 of 9
th
Class. The researcher personally visited each school in Zarghoon
town, Quetta to collect data from the respondents. Data were analyzed through SPSS and
reliability was checked through Cronbach?s alpha. One sample t-test was used to know the
perception of students, and Pearson Correlation was carried out for the relationship of school
climate to the student academic achievements. The result of this study shows that according to
the student?s opinion the school climate is important for student?s success in schools. Further,
there is a positive relationship between school climate and students? academic achievements.
Keywords: School Climate, Academic Achievement, Students Perception, Academic,
Communal, Care& Safety.