All India Jamiatul Quresh

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All India Jamiatul Quresh

A Social organisation of Quresh Community of India (Reg.)
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ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION

ALL INDIA JAMiatUL QURESH

 At the time of freedom struggle of Indian Independence there was a vacuum of power and uncertainties of a vacuum were prevailing in the minds of all the Indian Muslims, who were the rulers. Under the prevailing precarious conditions a great need was felt to speed up their economic development and regain their lost glory.

So, a sense and a sense of need was felt in 1924 by a group of the Quresh community in Delhi and Meerut who had their own organization or society under the sidewalk – a banner of roof and onder to stand on their own feet. tut what suled the Quresh community and solutions together? The Collective Power of the Fellowship was recognized in 1905 by some well wishers of the community.

In 1926-27 a Grand National Conference of Jamiatul Quresh took place at Qasabpura, Sadar Bazar, Delhi by Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab. The name of the organization was resolved as “ALL INDIA JAMIATUL QURESH and Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab was unanimously elected as the first President of the All India Jamiatul Quresh .. Rashiduddin Saheb in order to raise the voice of the Quresh community in particular and muslims in general, woke – them – up from their deep slumber and to create awareness and consciousness building a strong, educated and affluent community and to combat the nefarious designs. The general backwardness of the Quresh community and the muslims of the Alien forces, hell, bent over and their crutches, and the process of revival went on and on gradually, picked up the momentum and more and more people took interest in the welfare A few names of prominent personalities, worth mentioning here: Hazrat Maulana Faiz Ahmed Saheb, Ab dul Hameed Saheb Charbiwale, Janab Abdul Rasheed Saheb, Janab Hafiz Abdul Hameed Saheb and Janab Babu Shahabuddi saheb and so on.

FOUNDER FATHER OF AIJQ:

Alhaj Hafiz Bhaiya Rasheeduddin Ahmed Saheb, Rayees Meerut

In the truest sense, a Freedom Fighter from the core of his heart and Founder Father of “All India Jamiatul Quresh AIJQ Jb. Alhaj Hafiz Bhaiya Rasheeduddin Ahmed Saheb, Rayees Meerut S/o Janib Majid Bhaiya Whareduddin Saheb was born on 1888 Le 1304 Hijri, in the morning of great Abrahamic festival of Id-ul-Adha at Meerul. At the age of 11 he was “Hafiz-e-Quran”, and well-versed in Urdu literature Apart, he was scholarly in English and Persian too. He got his primary, secondary and college education at Meerut.

His concerned towards the poor condition of muslims of India and the Quresh in particular, is recorded by historians in golden words. His sincere efforts from 1905 onwards towards the impoverish and helpless conditions of Quresh Community is praiseworthy. He never overlooked the needy and meritorious students and established scholarships. He was the true example of Islamic way of life, culture and traditions. Upto 1940 he established and supervised approx. 3700 schools under the banner of AIJQ. In 1927, one British Judge had indicted the Quresh Community as a criminal community which was opposed forcefully and unitedly by one and all.

He was so much lost in Quresh Community’s affairs that he never turned his back, eventhough, he was suffering from serious illness. He suffered from cancer. In 1950 he left for Bombay Tata Cancer Hospital, but he could not survive and left for his final destination on Aug. 25, 1952. During his life’s time he was admired by one and all. Further, he had strengthened the hands of Pd. Jawahar Lal Nehru, the First PM of India. His death was condoled by Dr. Rajendra Prasad the First President of India, the First PM of India and the First Education Minister of India Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and Maulana Hifzur Rahman etc.

KARNATAKA JAMAITHul
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mEETINGS HELD 1970'S, kAMIL qURESHI RESPESTENDED aijq IN BANGALORE

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A grand AIJQ conference held at Bangalore on March 19, 20 & 21, 1990

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aijq Karnataka CONFERENCE IN BANGALORE ON INDEPENDENCE 2022

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B MD Sibghatulla Qureshi

Ex President AIJQ Mysore State

Khasim Zia ur Rahaman@
Janab Qureshi

Ex Vice President AIJQ

Khasim Habeeb ur Rahman Qureshi

Ex Vice President AIJQ

Khasim Khaleel ur Rahman
@ Ajaz Qureshi

Senior Vice President

Miskin Mujeeb Qureshi

Ex Vice President AIJQ

Miskin Masood Qureshi

Ex Karnataka President AIJQ

Khasim Shoaib ur Rahaman Qureshi

Karnataka President AIJQ

AIJQ Presidents

Since August 25, 1952, the names of AIJQ Presidents in Chronological order.

  1. After the death of Founder President AlJQ, two Convenors were appointed:
  2. (i)Janab Jamil Kaleem Saheb, Ahmedabad, Convenor I in 1954. (ii) Janab Sirajuddin Azad Saheb, Agra, Convenor II in 1954.
  3. Janab Haji Akhtar Hassan Saheb, Rampur, in 1955 and AlJQ Constitution was framed this year.
  4. Alhaj Janab Haider Bux Sahib, Agra, 1956
  5. Seth Zakir Hussain, Kanpur, 1957
  6. Barrister Jb. Abdul Sattar Qureshi, Ahmedabad, 1973
  7. Barrister Jb. Abdul Sattar Qureshi, Ahmedabad, 1976 (Repeated)
  8. Janab Alhaj Dr. Fazal Haque Kamil Qureshi, Delhi 1983
  9. Janab Alhaj Dr. Faral Haque Kamil Qureshi, Delhi 1990 (Repeated)
  10. Dr. Ishaque Ahmad Sajjad Qureshi, Rampur, 1995
  11. Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi, Delhi – Oct 28, 2002 till to date

AIJQ Conferences

AIJQ Conferences (From 1924 to August 25, 1952)
  1. First grand All India Quresh Conference took place from Dec. 31, 1926 to 1 & 24 January 1927 at Qasab Pura, Delhi, headed by Janab Bhaiya Rasheeduddin Sahib.
  2. Second All India Jamiatul Quresh Conference was held at Moradabad on May 15, 16 and 17, 1927.
  3. Third Conference of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Patna – Bihar in 1927 headed by Janab Kokab Sahab. He visited Bihar and Bengal and created awareness and unity among the Quresh Community
  4. Fourth All India Jamiatul Quresh Conference was held on April 8,9, 1928, at Agra, under the Presidentship of Janab Bhaiya Rasheeduddin Saheb till his death i.e. Agust 25, 1952
  5. Fifth grand meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Kanpur on November, 3,485 1928 headed by Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab. At the end of this conference Janab Imamuddin Sahab Akbarabadi led a delegation of Quresh to Punjab and Sarhad area to strengthen Jamiatul Quresh.
  6. April 02, 1929: An extraordinary meeting was held at Delhi and representation of AIJQ headed by Bhaiya Rashiduddin Sahab met SIMON COMMISSION” and submitted a memorandum regarding the problems of Quresh Community.
  7. April 29, 1929: A grand All India Jamiatul Quresh meet was held on April 29, 1929 at Rajputana- Rajasthan headed by Janab Abdul Ghaffar Sahab Ajmeri. A huge mammoth gathering of about 70,000 (Seventy Thousand) people were reported to have attended the Conference and the Govt of Rajsthan’s attention was drawn and full recognition was heralded. Even, the government machineries were shaken and covered the entire proceedings for this Conference which was a grand gala of great significance and a turning point in AlJQ’s history.
  8. During the end of July to early August 1929, a big delegation headed by Janab Kokab Sahab visited Bihar and Bengal. Delegation visited Sehsharam, Aurngabad, Daud Nagar, Hazari Bagh, Ranchi, Assansole and Raniganj etc. Afterwards Janab Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab led the delegation to Patna, Phoolwarisharif, Calcutta and some other parts of Bengal
  9. December 30, 31 1929 and January 1, 1930: All Muslim Party Conference took place at Islamic High School, Allahabad Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab represented All India Jamiatul Quresh.
  10. January 15, 16 1930- Delhi: A grand Meet of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Delhi headed by Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab. A strong protest was registered against “SHARDA BILL imposed by Biritish rulers.
  11. February 1931- Moradabad: A meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Moradabad. Delegates from Nehtor and Bijnor participated in high quantity.
  12. February 18, 19 & 20 1933 – Meerut: A grand meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Meerut headed by Bhaiya Rashiduddin Ahmad Sahab.
  13. August 27, 1933- Moradabad: A big meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Mordabad.
  14. February 14, 1934- Delhi: A big delegation of All India Jamiatul Quresh met his Highness Sir “AGHA KHAN” at Delhi.
  15. March 8, 1935- Bareli: A meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Bareli – UP headed by Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin Sahab.
  16. April 1937-Jaipur: A meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Suraj Garh area headed by Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin Sahab.October 13, 14 & 15 1937- Panipat: A grand National meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Pani Pat, Education, simple living avoiding rites were mainly focused.
  17. December, 1947- Delhi: A big delegation of All India Jamiatul Quresh, headed by Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin Ahmad Sb met Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first Education Minister of India at Hotel Claridges, New Delhi. Maulana Azad Sahab paid due attention to the grievances of Quresh Community as well of Muslims.
  18. January 1948, Kanpur: A meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh Allahabad Commissionery was held at Kanpur in which resolution, of Lucknow meeting of December 1947, to join Indian National Congress was confirmed.
  19. February, 1948-Lucknow: A grand meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was convened at Lucknow.
  20. April, 1948 Moradabad: A grand meet of Quresh youth was convened at Moradabad headed by Janab Latifur Qureshi Akbarabadi. Importance of education was focused. Bhaiyajı Rashiduddin Sahab, Maulana Hifzur Rahman and some prominent scholars were present in the meeting.
  21. November, 1949- Bihar: Local, district level committees and state committee of Bihar state were formed in this meeting
  22. 1950-Bihar: In this Meet of Bihar Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin sb could not participate because of suffering from cancer.
  23. Early 1952: Bhaiyaji Rashiduddin Ahmad Sb, President of All India Jamiatul Quresh was seriously suffering of fatal decease of cancer. In his last days he was in Bombay Tata Cancer Hospital. He delivered his last speech there in Bombay. He could not survived and left for his final destination on August 25, 1952. During his life time he was admired by one and all. Further, he strengthen the hands of Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first PM of India. His death was condoled by Dr Rajendra Prasad the first President of India, the first PM of India and the first Education Minister of India Maulana Abul Kalam Azad and by Maulana Hifzur Rahman Sb. The complete records of All India Jamiatul Quresh Conferences held between 1924 to August 25, 1952.i.e till death of Founder President are not fully available. However we have given above whatever record would be available.
Important Conferences held after the death of Founder President,AIJQ:
  1. Two convenors, Janab Jameel Kalimi – Ahmedabad and Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Azad Sb- Agra were appointed in 1954.
  2. A grand All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ was held on April 16, 1955 at Bombay. Alhaj Janab Akhtar Hassan Saheb was elected the President, AIJQ and Piyaro Mohd Hussain of Ahmedabad was elected Secretary General. AIJQ Constitution was framed.
  3. A grand All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ was held at Jaipur in 1956. Alhaj Janab Haider Bux Saheb from Agra was elected President and Jb Hafiz Mohd Rafiq from Ara- Bihar was elected Secretary General.
  4. A grand All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ was held at Kanpur in 1957. Alhahaj Janab Seth Zakir Hassan Saheb was elected the President, till his death Le. on Sept 06, 1970. Jb. Mohd Murtuza from Hyderabad were elected Secretary General.
  5. All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ was held at Ahmedabad on April 24, 25, 1973, Barrister, Janab Abdul Sattar Saheb was elected the President AlJQ. Jb Dr Fazle Haque Kamil Qureshi was elected Secretary General.
  6. Jb Abdul Sattar Qureshi Sb was reelected the President in Bombay on Nov. 3,4 and 5, 1976 for the second term for another 5 years. Jb Dr Fazle Haque Kamil Qureshi of Delhi was also reelected as Secretary General. Most importantly a few amendments were made in the AIJQ Constitution.
  7. A grand All India Quresh Conference of ALJQ held at Jaipur 15,16 and 17, 1983 and Dr. Fazal-e-Haque Kamil Qureshi was elected the President ALJQ. Jb Sufi Ahmad Bux Qureshi was elected Secretary General.
  8. A grand All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ held at Bangalore on March 19, 20 & 21, 1990 and Dr. Fazl-e-Haque Kamil Qureshi of Delhi, was reelected the President for the second term for another: 5 years but he could not survive and expired shortly thereafter i.e on June 16, 1993. Jb Mohd Yaqoob Qureshi Sb, Hyderabad was elected Secretary General.
  9. A National Quresh Conference of AIJQ held at Nagpur on December 11, 12 & 13, 1995 and Dr. Ishaq Ahmad Sajjad Saheb, The Ex Ambassador, Govt of India was elected the President, the Ex Ambassador, Govt of India and Mr Mohd Yaqoob Qureshi Hyderabad was elected Secretary General.
  10. All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ held at Quresh Nagar, Delhi on Aug. 30, 1996 where Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Saheb was a special invitee.
  11. An All India Quresh Conference was held in Mumbai on October 10, 1996.
  12. All India Quresh Conference AIJQ was held at Hyderabad on April 21, 22, 1998. Most importantly AIJQ constitution was amended.
  13. 69th All India Quresh Conference General Meet was held on Oct. 28 & 29, 2002 at Shahi Idgah Maidan, Quresh Nagar, Delhi and Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Saheb was elected the President, AIJQ and Jb Mohd Yaqoob Qureshi, Hyderabad remained as Secretary General Union Minister Jb Shahnawaj Hussain and MLA Jb Haroon Yousuf Sb and MP Jb Jaiprakash Aggarwal Sb were present in the meeting as respectively Chief Guest and Guest of Honour respectively.
  14. All India Quresh Conference AlJQ held on Feb 22, 2003 at ICC, New Delhi under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  15. A grand Quresh Conference was held on March 24, 2003 at Hapur -UP, Warm Welcome program for President Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  16. All India Quresh Conference AIJQ held on July 12, 2003 at Consitution Club, New Delhi, under the Presidentship of Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  17. All India Quresh Conference AIJQ was held in Bhopal on September 24, 2003.
  18. A grand All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ was held at Aurangabad, Maharashtra State on October 22, 2003.
  19. All India Quresh Conference AiJQ held on April 20, 2004 at India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi, under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  20. A Quresh Conference of ALJQ was held at Ahmedabad on October 12, 2004.
  21. All India Quresh Conference of AIJQ held on May 11, 2005 at Constituion Club, New Delhi under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  22. All India Quresh Conference of AlJQ held on March 04, 2006 at Hindi Bhawan, New Delhi under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  23. All India Quresh Conference of ALJQ held on Nov. 04, 2006 at Abdul Rahman Auditorium, India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb. Union Minister Hon’ble Shish Ram Ola ji was the Chief Guest.
  24. All India Quresh Conference held on June 30, 2007 at IICC, New Delhi under the Presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  25. A grand Quresh Meet and 75th Annual General Meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Shahi Eidgah Maidan, Quresh Nagar, Sadar Bazar, Delhi on October 28, 2007. More than 2000 delegates from all parts of the country participated the meeting. Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Sahab was unanimously re-elected President of All India Jamiatul Quresh for another five years. Justice Abdul Sattar Qureshi was the election returning officer of the presidential election.
  26. A Quresh Conference and 76th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi on March 31, 2008 under the presidentship of Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  27. An ever grand mammoth Quresh Rally and 77th General body Meet of All India Jamiatul Quresh (Regd.) was held at Ram Lila Ground at Turkman Gate, Asaf Ali Road, Delhi. About one lac member of Quresh Community of India from all parts of the country attended this ever great Meet. Chief Minister of Delhi Mrs. Sheila Dixit and several leaders from different political parties attended the Meet. A charter of demand of All India Jamiatul Quresh (Regd) was presented to the Government.
  28. A National Quresh Conference and 78th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Hindi Bhawan, New Delhi on July 27, 2009 under the presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  29. 79th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi on April 19, 2010 under the presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  30. On April 30, 2012 80th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi under the presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  31. A Meet of All India Council and 81st AGBM of Alll India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Mavlankar Auditorium, New Delhi on December 19, 2012. Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb was elected President of All India Jamiatul Quresh for the third time.
  32. A Grand Meet of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi on May 31, 2013 Qazi Rashid Masood was the Chief Guest of this Meeting.
  33. A grand Quresh Conference and 82nd Annual General Body Meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Abdur Rahman Auditorium of India Islamic Cultural Centre, New Delhi on August 26, 2014 under presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb., Union Cabinet Minister, Hon’ble Shri Nitin Gadkari Sb was Chief Guest.
  34. A Meet of All India Jamiatul Quresh, particularly on the grievances faced by the Quresh biradari of Uttar Pradesh state. was convened at ICC, New Delhi Janab Javed Abidi Sahab, the Chairman of UP Pollution Control Board was invited in the meeting as the Chief Guest.
  35. Around 83 AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Bhopal, MP on April 30, 2016 under the presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb..
  36. A big meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh, Uttar Pradesh state was convened on April 06, 2017 at Lucknow. Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb presided the meeting. Dr M Yousuf Qureshi, President AlJQ Uttar Pradesh state announced that next AGBM of AlJQ will be convened at Bareli Sharif – UP on May 10, 2017.
  37. A Grand Quresh Meet and 84th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at Bareli Sharif, U.P. on May 10, 2017 under the presidentship of Jb. Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb. More than two thousand delegates from all parts of country attended the Meeting. A big memorandum on the grievances of U.P. Quresh biradari was presented to U.P. Govt.
  38. A Grand Meet of All India Council and 85th Annual General Body Meeting of AlJQ was held at Ravindarnath Tagore Memorial Hall, Ahmedabad (Gujarat) on July 23, 2018. This was a historical Meet at Ahmedabad- Gujarat. More than two thousand delegates participated the Meet. Janab Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb was unanimously elected President of All India Jamiatul Quresh consequently for the fourth term. Janab M Zakir Marfatiya was the election returning officer.
  39. A meeting of All India Jamiatul Quresh and 86th AGBM of AIJQ was held at Hotel Majestic, Hyderabad, Telangana State on April 19, 2019 under the preshidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb.
  40. A grand two days Quresh Conference and 87th AGBM of All India Jamiatul Quresh was held at the historical city Jaipur, Rajasthan on January 05 & 06, 2020 under the presidentship of Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi Sb. at Bhadra House and Birla Auditorium, Jaipur. Quresh Doctors, Engineers, Educationist and some prominent Quresh personalities and post holders of All India Jamiatul Quresh (Regd.) were felicitated and honoured.

AIJQ President desk

(a) The President AIJQ, his role, contributions and difficulties confronted with “His Message to the Community”

Alhaj Jb Sirajuddin Qureshi was unanimously elected as the 11 President, AlJQ on October 28, 2002, at the 60s All India. Quresh Conference General Meet held at Shahi Idgah Maidan, Quresh Nagar, Delhi. After his election as President the Quresh Community entrusted their full faith in the President and expressed their confidence and looked for a direction to lead ALJO to its zenith

All India Quresh Conference at Hapur, speaks a volume of President, AlJQ desire, willingness, determinations and commitments in order to change the complexion of the Quresh Community by way of educating the poor meritorious-youths (girls & boys) and providing them scholarships, grants, donations

According to the President, AIJQ, lack of organizational skill and infra-structural capabilities is hampering the progress of Quresh Community. It is needless to say that there must be cohesiveness and coordinated efforts between the State Committees AIJQ and, the All India Central Committee, ALJQ, in order to bring about desired results failing which dynamism is lost. The initiative must come from within the community. The in-fightings, unpleasantness and lack of proper understanding within the community is regretted and hurdle in progress which can only be redressed and addressed, collectively, and not from outside the community Undoubtedly, The President AIJQ gave momentum, awareness, awakening and new hopes to the community in order to rise to the occasion and to fulfil the dream and hopes left out by their ancestors. The biggest challenge is to change the mental outlook and to motivate them to accept the ground realities of life.

                                                                (b) Message to the Community

  1. To strengthen brotherhood among the members of Quresh Community, the muslim community and the majority community.
  2. To share joys and sorrows through their active participations in Community’s projects.
  3. To eradicate the social evils of society through literacy.
  4. To protect the community from practising out-of-date traditions, to abolish dowry system, to stop unnecessary expenses and to introduce the system of mass-marriages.
  5. To train youths (girls & boys) for better future as youths of today are the future of tomorrow. Special care should be taken to educate and train the women of the community as the child learns the first lesson of citizenship in the lap of mother.
  6. Prohibition att unnecessary large feasts to save money from expenses and to expand their imaness and uplit their educational standards

The doctrine of collective power was envisaged and the panciples of T’s revived by the President ALJQ. Further, the President, AIJQ. gave a clarion call for Taleem (Education), Tanzeem (Organisation) and Tijarat (Business) and devoted his time, energy and money in this direction

AIJQ Membership:

                                                                    There are five categories of Members:

  1. Common Member: By virtue of Birth in the Quresh Community. No right to contest for any office.
  2. Active Member: A Quresh who attained the age of 18 years and pays Annual Membership Fee of Rs. 100/- to the AlJQ and complies with aims & objects of AIJQ and follows the rules and regulation as per the Bye-laws. Can contest for any office of the AIJQ
  3. Life Member Any Quresh Member who shall pay the fee of Rs. 1000/- to the AIJQ shall be a life member.
  4. All India Council Members: Derived one from each District of the Indian State with their voting rights also to be known “CONSTITUTIONAL BODY”.
  5. Member: Persons of eminence, scholars, technocrats and sympathizers in different fields derived from different communities may be nominated by the President AIJQ. But Hon. Members shall not have the right to vote.

Membership Forms must be referred and duly recommended by the Senior Members or the office bearers of the AIJQ for which prescribed specimen of Membership Form is attached herewith, which can be downloaded from internet and anyone fulfilling the above criterian may contact to the President Office:- (ALL INDIA JAMIAT-UL-QURESH (AIJQ), B-3, Friends Colony (West), Main Mathura Road, New Delhi-110065, Tel: 011-26925786 Email: aijgpo@gmail.com./ALJO Central Office:- 6444, Qayamuddin Qureshi Marg, Quresh Nagar, Sadar Bazar, Delhi -110006. Mobile:9821788316/9350293829.   

Salient Features of AIJQ Constitution:

  1. AIJQ Constitution was framed in 1955 at Mumbai, under the supervision of Haji Akhtar Hussain Saheb, Dr Ishaq Ahmad Sajjad Sb and Dr Fazle Haque Kamil Qureshi Sb.(Ex Presidents of AIJQ).
  2. Fiveways operations (1) Central Core Committee of All India Jamiatul Quresh (ii) Central Committee of AIJQ (iii) State Committees of AIJQ (iv) District/Local level Committees of States. (v) All India Council. A well knit organization taking into account the entire Quresh Community residing in the remotest areas of a particular state, as the Constitution covers the entire Quresh of the Country.
  3. Vice-President, in all the States be the direct nomince of President AIJQ, with special powers from the President AIJQ to coordinate, supervise, mediate and communicate, in case of any disputes, grievances, emergencies and urgencies.
  4. The URDU version of the AIJQ Constitution shall be taken as the correct version and authentic in case of any controversy regarding URDU version and other language versions.
  5. AIJQ Constitution is a non-profit-social-organisation binds the whole of Quresh from its grass-root-level to its top level to work together, to share the experiences and if lagging behind to bring them back into their fold.
  6. AIJQ Constitution believes in the alround development of Quresh Community as it is a social organization based upon the principles of ‘equality and live and let live’.
  7. AIJQ Constitution is a source of inspirations in order to bring Quresh Community on one Platform.
  8. AIJQ Constitution is instrumental in “Cooperative Movement and collective Approach, towards building-up a strong and stable Quresh Community.
  9. To safeguard the business interest in Industries and Exports of Quresh Community and introduce different entrepreneurs and act for their economic welfare.
  10. To discourage out-of-date practices, customs & traditions and to make efforts for the social reforms of the Community.
  11. To strive for proper understanding and interaction through cooperation and coordination among the different organizations, to colour it with secular look.
  12. The ALUQ Constitution is not a rigid or primitive body rather it propagates a democratic structure, the root of which lies in the grass-root-level committees comprising of the villages in the Locality (panchayat), Tehsil, Cities/Towns, Districts States, and All India Committee.
  13. Under ALJQ Constitution, the status of the “All India Council”, shall be like a Parliament of any Country, which elects the President AlJQ, Since, this committee is formed at the grass-root level, deriving one member from each & every locality of the country. So, it has a voice to be heard by the “All India President, AIJQ.

REMARKS

To sum up, 100 years ago AlJQ came into existence at Meerut/Delhi. Today, the Quresh Community is spread throughout the country. AlJQ is one of the oldest organizations, if we compare it with other organizations in India. There is no separate survey of Quresh population but according to a reliable estimate it is a strong contingent of approx 5 crores people. But, we can’t ignore the very facts that they fall under the OBC category and a very little care has been taken to lift their socio-economic standards. Even, in politics, based upon the principle of proportionate representation (population), there are shocking observations: In, All India services, it is blank. So, there is a point to ponder?

Of course, we share the task writing about Islam in high-tech, troubled and bankrupt world of ours that needs to know more about itself? To that end, we hope this “Website” will help disseminate useful knowledge about the Quresh and their role to play, watch-out in times to come, and one of the world’s Greatest Civilizations like Islam, to those who have a desire, willingness and need to know.An old saying goes like this “Don’t call orphans to those whose father died, instead, orphans are those who are illiterates”.

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