Thiruvananthapuram: Aifuna Nujum is a talented and proficient vocalist in Mapillapattu (traditional Malabar Muslim songs) and has won the state level award in both, but his first love is clearly Sanskrit.
The 22-year-old, it comes from remote villages in the commander, is the peak of the University of Kerala in Sankrit in the title program in 2018 and has now become the first in Ma Sanskrit too.
Princess Diring Natives Nujumudeen N and Nabeesath Beevi, Daily Wage Labor and Housewife, Aifuna has a natural affinity for Sanskrit.
Classical singer trained, he was also sung in Sanskrit film.
He made his debut in the film Sanskrit ‘Madhurasmitham’, children’s films.
My goal is to become a Sanskrit teacher, “said Aifuna.” I am good at writing Sanskrit, but not too fluent speaking.
Obviously we never speak Sanskrit at home but sometimes we speak Sanskrit in our class, “he added.
For the MA exam, he found a ‘teaching methodology’ a little difficult.” I used to study parts that are easier to learn.
later.
I prioritize the portions and indeed revisions “, Aifuna explained.
The teacher was all praise for a strong foundation in the language.” I already know Aifuna since he enrolled at the University College for Ba Sanskrit.
He is a girl with lots of potential.
He was also a talented vocalist and got first place in the statelevel competition in MappiTattu.
Students like Aifuna found simple post-graduate learning because they have learned the basics, ‘said K Vasantha, Head of Sanskrit Department at the University College.
Aifuna’s parents have supported their choices.
“ I am very happy with my daughter’s achievements.
He has been superior in his studies since his school days.
He used to study late at night and worked hard for his exam.
We fully support it in his decision to learn Sanskrit, “said Nujumudeen.