A teacher is a lamp that maintains the presence of light in dark paths. A teacher is a guide who guides a person from the wrong paths of life to the destination. By declaring the teacher as a spiritual father, Islam gave him the status of a valuable person, a respected and exalted personality, a teacher and a mentor. A teacher has the future of the nation, he can play an important role in the moral education of children. Islam has given the status of a spiritual father to the teacher because of being a teacher and mentor. The Prophet (PBUH) said, "Inmaana Lakum bin Manzillat al-Wald, A'Ilamkum" (I am like a father to you, I teach you). Ameerul Momineen Hazrat Umar was asked that despite being the caliph of such a large Islamic state, there is still any regret in his heart. He said, "I wish I was a teacher." Mohsin. Bab Al-Ilam Caliph IV Hazrat Ali's words are sad about the greatness of the teacher. If he wants, he can sell me, set me free or keep me as a slave." The poet, Eastern Islamic thinker Allama Iqbal describes the greatness of the teacher as follows. It is up to them to make them capable. The highest level of work and the most valuable work among the works is the work of the teachers of the country. The duty of the teacher is more difficult and important than all the duties. Because the key to all kinds of moral, civil and religious virtues is in his hands and the source of all kinds of development is his hard work. A mother is given priority over a thousand teachers, while a teacher is given the status of a spiritual father because of having the power to make the entire universe a school for the child. While teaching, the teacher exhorts the child to always move forward in life. A teacher holds the future of a nation.Because our bright future of tomorrow is our young generation, if they are trained well today, then the future of our nation will also be bright and radiant. Therefore, it is important for a teacher to be an expert in his subject on the one hand and to have moral highness and religious understanding on the other hand. This is a great mission, as Iqbal said, "Sheikh-e-Maktab Hai Ek Bhandar Gar."
"Whose industry is the human soul."
The status of a teacher is like that of an architect. The difference is that the architect builds the building but the teacher builds the human personality or soul. Building a human soul is a much more important and difficult task than building a building. A teacher should have the leadership quality to see within the children from the beginning what is the tendency of a child. A good doctor, a good engineer, a good judge in a society only with the guidance of a teacher, as if all these fields can be good when the teacher's guidance is good. Here I would also like to say that a person who chooses a field like a teacher should have faith, brotherhood, and morals as the greatest. Because nowadays we see such incidents that our head is covered with shame. The role of the teacher is very important if we want to change the condition of our society. A teacher can be expected to do justice to his field not only to guide the children in worldly education but also to worry about their hereafter. Try to reconcile their differences. It is the teacher who can inculcate good habits in a child. It is the teacher who can give intellectual development to a child. It is the teacher who can bring a child to the path of moral goodness. In our society, whatever great things are done by someone, the teacher has a hand in it. A teacher should be a role model for his children, he should have such qualities that he can make the children to study.
Islam has declared the teacher as a spiritual father and gave him the status of a valuable person, a respected and great personality, a teacher and a teacher. There are universes, so it is said in the Holy Qur'an, and Allah Almighty gave Adam the knowledge of the names of all things. (Al-Baqarah: 31). He created man and taught him to speak." (Al-Rahman) He created the pen through education. "Read and your Lord is the Most Gracious, Who taught with the pen and taught man what he did not know." (Al-Alaq 6).

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