A single Teacher can produce thousand kings.

The first school of man is the mother's lap and then the mother hands over her liver to the teacher. Parents teach the child to walk in the earth step by step and the teacher gives him the skill to move forward in the world. Parents teach a man to stand up and sit on a piece of his liver, but the teacher is the great being who makes him a human being and brings man out of the beast and acquaints him with the fall of humanity.

The teacher is the person who is the axis and source of education and training. In developed nations and civilized societies, the teacher has a special place and prominent position because the formation of a civilized, peaceful and conscious society is due to a single teacher.

Ashfaq Ahmed writes: "I was fined for violating traffic laws in the UK. I could not submit the challan due to busy schedule so I had to appear in court. In the courtroom, the judge asked me why I did not submit the challan, so I said I am a professor and I am often busy. So I could not submit the challan. So the judge said The Teacher is in the court and then all the people including the judge stood respectfully. On that day, the secret of the progress of this nation was revealed.

History has shown that any nation that values ​​a teacher is one of the most important people in the world. In all developed countries, including the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, France, Malaysia and Italy, the honor and status of the teacher is not given to the presidents and prime ministers of these countries because they know that the teacher is the light that guides us in the dark. Shows. There is a ladder that takes us to the heights. It is an invaluable gift without which man is incomplete.

Hazrat Omar Farooq, the greatest caliph in Islamic history, was once asked if he had any regrets in spite of being the caliph of such a great Islamic state. He said, "I wish I had a teacher."

On the greatness and importance of the teacher and his role in the society, Allama Dr Muhammad Iqbal says that "the teacher is in fact the protector of the nation because it is his duty to improve the future generations and enable them to serve the country".

These words of Allama Muhammad Iqbal are a reflection of the greatness and importance of the teacher. The duty of a teacher is more difficult and important than all other duties because the key to all kinds of moral, cultural and religious virtues is in his hands. And the source of all development is its hard work. The teacher is the source of knowledge, but those who are blessed with the blessings of literature and respect benefit from his knowledge.

The most important purpose and duty of human life is to gain an understanding of life. What we strive for is called education. This education is of all kinds, spiritual, mental and physical. And it is not possible to reach the destination of knowledge without a teacher. That is why Hazrat Ali used to say that whoever taught me even one letter, I would give him the status of a teacher. The words of an unknown poet of Rekhta also confirm this, he says

I saw no mountain without Farhad

No art comes without a teacher

The bottom line is that a teacher is not a king, but he must be a king. Despite all this, the importance of teacher in our society was neither yesterday nor today. Here the teacher is known as an ordinary human being which is why we are living in the advanced 21st century and still living like the 18th century.

However, the greatness of the teacher and its importance according to a poet. ۔ ۔

This is our leader, this is our sympathizer, our mourner

Teacher, these are our architects of the nations۔