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my visit to the country, about the

end of the month of Romodhaon, that
is to say, twenty duys after-the clos­

ing of the schools, This is what I
have actually seen and heard on the
spot and there is a vast difference
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pace with the time in organising the
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elements, e.g., the time und the Islamic
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traditions, The Government carries out
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i It is an admitted fact that the
basis of advancement lies in Education.
Education is imparted in the schools,
which have therefore to be adequately

supervised. I am going to discuss
this subject in order to assure such
of your renters as may have sympathised

with local schools on hearing of their
closing, or abolishing, whichever way
it may have been reported to be,
The "Al-Khulifah" who are the Rulers
of these islands since years are solely
responsible for the civilisation of the