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A student is garlanded at the Darul Uloom Haqqania religious seminary in Pakistan's North-West Frontier Province

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Graduation scenes at the so-called "University of Jihad" are filled with pro-Taleban slogans. Students vow to fight holy wars

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The graduates are told that Islam "has never been under such a threat as today"

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A current student (right) and a possible future one gather at the seminary in Akora Khattak, 50 kilometres east of the provincial capital, Peshawar

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The school has turned out 600 students in different fields this year

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A car is decked out in celebration of a graduate. Many students are eager to go to Afghanistan to fight "infidels"

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A roof collapses under the weight of those attending. The Pakistani Government wants to curb the radical curriculums at such schools