Mohammad Rizwan, the wicketkeeper-batsman for Pakistan, gave his teacher a copy of the Holy Quran in a kind gesture. Rizwan and Captain Babar Azam are both students at the prestigious Harvard Business School.
The two cricket players are participating in the BEMS executive education program at the institution, which focuses on the business of entertainment, media, and sports. Netizens started praising the cricketer’s deed as soon as a picture of him handing over a translated copy of the Quran started to circulate on Twitter.
It should be emphasized that Rizwan is a devout Muslim who actively promotes Islam to both younger people and adults. He also preaches the religion to his fellow cricket players. He had previously given Mathew Hayden, the former batsman consultant for Pakistan, a copy of the Holy Quran. The elite school’s first two cricketers to enroll were Babar and Rizwan. From May 31 to June 3, they will take part in the program. After the programme, till June 13, the pair will interact with various communities in the US. “It is a great honor to represent Pakistan on such an esteemed international platform.
We are going to the BEMS program at Harvard to learn from the top instructors and fellows in the course while also sharing our knowledge and lessons with everyone else. I do not doubt that this will be an interesting adventure, and I look forward to sharing our knowledge and experiences with the upcoming cricket superstars,” Rizwan had stated a few days before. Babar concurred with the same ideas in the meantime. Talha Rehmani and I had extensive discussions about this program since I believe in lifelong learning.
My motivation for enrolling in this prestigious program at Harvard is to connect, explore, listen, learn, develop, and give back to global society. I’m sure there is a ton of things to learn from the incredible sportsmen and top business leaders from the media, sports, and entertainment industries that are coming from all over the world.
Alex Rodriguez of Major League Baseball, Kaka, Edwin van der Sar, Gerard Pique, Oliver Kahn, Brandon Marshall of the NFL, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade of the NBA, and Edwin van der Sar of Major League Baseball are some other sportsmen who have previously completed this course.
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