\u201cThe worth of every human is in their yohsin<\/i>,\u201d says a quote by Imam Ali, the first Shia Imam, where yohsin<\/i> translates to \u201cthoughtful self-cultivation\u201d and incorporates the notions of grace (husn<\/i>), generosity (ehsaan<\/i>) and excellence (ahsan<\/i>). This concept of yohsin<\/i> forms the philosophical premise on which Habib University\u2019s mission is founded.<\/p>\n
\u201cPakistan is among the worst countries in the world as far as higher education is concerned,\u201d says Wasif Rizvi, President of Habib University. \u201cWe do poorly in all development indicators, and we are absolutely the worst in higher education, much worse than our primary and secondary education, which may be counterintuitive, but it\u2019s logical when you think about it. If we start off so bad, it\u2019s only going to get worse.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe worth of every human is in their yohsin,\u201d says a quote by Imam Ali, the first Shia Imam, where yohsin translates to \u201cthoughtful self-cultivation\u201d and incorporates the notions of grace (husn), generosity (ehsaan) and excellence (ahsan). This concept of yohsin forms the philosophical premise on which Habib University\u2019s mission is founded. \u201cPakistan is among<\/p>\n