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Why Pakistan needs 1,000 Hybrid Madrasahs by 2030
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Why Pakistan needs 1,000 Hybrid Madrasahs by 2030
The first essays are being written now. They argue the case the institutions already prove — that the choice between Deen and Duniya was always a false one, and what it takes to build at national scale.
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