MUSLIM ORGANISATIONS

All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat

I-Life Members:

1. Abul Hasan Ali Nadvi         2. Zulfiqarullah

3. Syed Shahabuddin            4. Mohd. Sirajul Hasan

5. Syed Ahmed Hashmi         6. H. A. Husami

7. Syed Nizamuddin               8. Abdul Kareem Parekh

9. Ebrahim Sulaiman Sait     10. G.M. Banatwalla

II- Ex-Officio:

1. G.M. Meman, Gujarat         2. Maqbool Ahmed, W.B

III-Institutional Members:

Uttar Pradesh Muslim Majlis

1. Khalique Ahmad, Allahabad 

 2. Khalid Sabir, Delhi

3. Alam Badi, Azamgarh           

4. Mahboob Ahmad. Allahabad

5. Hafizur Rahman, Moradabad

Majlis Ittehadul Muslemeen, Hyderabad

1. Sultan Salahuddin Owaisi    

 2. Akbar Nizamuddin

3. Ahmed Pasha Qadri             

4. Asaduddin Owaisi

5. Syed Sajjad

Markazi Jamiat Ahl-e-Hadees

1. Abdul Wahad Khilji, Delhi     

 2. Sulaiman Sabir, Delhi

3. O.R. Wafa Siddiqui, Bhopal  

 4. S. Haq Usmani, Delhi

5. Zameerul Haq, Patna

Markazi Jamiat Ulema-i-Hind

1.Mohd. Abdullah, Meerut         

2. Faquihuddin, Delhi

3.Mohd. Abid, Maharajganj      

4. Md. Umar, Ahmedabad

5.Sayeed Ahmad, Muzaffarnagar

Imaarat-e-Sharia, Bihar & Orissa

1. Mujahidul Islam, Phulwari Sharief

2.Zameer Ahmad

All India Shia Conference

1.Pr. Anjum Quder, Calcutta       

2. K.H. Naqvi, Lucknow

3. Shariful Hasan Naqvi, Delhi  

 4. Asghar A. Rizvi, Delhi

5.Mehdi Raza Khan, Lucknow

Jamiat-e-Islami-e-Hind

1. Md. Shafi Moonis, Delhi         

2. Mohd. Jafar, Delhi

3.Rasheed Usmani, Delhi          

4.Syed Yusuf, Delhi

5. Abdul Qayoom, Delhi

National Conference

1. Saifuddin Soz

2. G.R. Matto

IV-Individual Members

1. Mohd. Saalim Qasmi, Deoband

2.Mohd. Naseem Hamid, Kanpur

3. Habeeb Rehan Nadvi, Bhopal

4. AR. Sherwani, Delhi

5. Ahmed Ali Qasmi, Delhi

6.Kalbe Sadiq, Lucknow

7.Mohd. Qasim, Madras

8.Riaz Umar, Delhi

9.Bahauddin Farooqi, Srinagar

10. Masood Khan, Delhi

11. Sulman-ul-Husaini Nadvi, Lucknow

12. Junaid Ahmed Banarsi, Bombay

13. Fuzail Hilal Usmani, Malerkotla

14. Iqbal Husain Khan, Allahabad

15. Mohd. Wali Rahmani, Patna.

16. Ashraf Ali, Bangalore

17. Arshad Qidwai, Delhi

18. Abdul Mughni, Patna

19. Suhail Ahmad Khan, Patna         

20. Manzoor Alam, Tonk

21. Iqbal Mirza, Ahmedabad 

22. A.S Kashmiri, Deoband

23. Aminul Hassan Rizvi      

24. O.A Rahman Calicut

25. Abdul Qadir, Allahabad  

26. Syed Hamid, Delhi

27. A. Haleem Nadvi, Delhi  

28. S.H Abdi, Lucknow

29. M.A Khan , Hyderabad   

30. A.R Qasmi, Delhi

31. Tahir Mahmood, Delhi    

Jamiat-Ulama-i-Hind: General Session, Bombay, 27-29 October, 1995(Resolutions)

1- On Muslim Personal Law

The Jamiat-Ulama-i-Hind emphasizes that the Muslim Personal Law is an integral part of Islam and any attempt to promulgate a Common Civil Code is interference in Islam (and demands) the doors of interference should be closed for ever.

It is a matter of regret that due to mental reservation not known, the government has not paid any attention to this extremely important issue. This attitude of the government emboldens the disruptive forces of the country to injure the spirit of democracy.

Therefore, the JUH demands that Article 44 should be deleted from the Constitution.

II- On Babari Mosque, Gyan Vapi Mosque and Mathura Mosque

1.     That the culprits involved in the outrage on December 6, 1992 should be arrested and suitably punished according t the law of our land.

2.     Babari Mosque should be reconstructed at its original site according to the promise made by the P.M.

3.     Adequate arrangements should be made for the protection of Jama Masjid Gyanvapi, Varanasi and the Idgah at Mathura.

4.     The law relating to the protection of religious places should be strictly enforced and any move against religious places existing since before 1947 should be treated as a criminal offence.

III-On Wakf Properties

1.     Wakf properties be exempt from rent control laws.

2.     Illegal/adverse possession of Wakf properties be vacated.

3.     Special Wakf tribunals be set up for speeding up the

4.     adjudication of Wakf cases in every district.

5.     Cases relating to Wakf properties be exempt from court fees.

6.     The working of Wakf Board should be improved and

7.     their annual reports should be published.

5.     Wakf Law be enforced throughout the country.

6.     Central Wakf Council should be advised.

 IV-On Educational and Economic Backwardness of Muslims

1.             The government should pay special attention to the provision of educational facilities for the minorities.

2.             Reservation should be provided for Muslims in services and higher education according to their ratio in population.

3.             For the religious education of children Maktab should be established in every locality.

4.             Muslims should set up their own minority institutions including for technical education.

5.             Residential hostels should be established in educational centres and cities.

6.             A high level All India Educational Council should be set up to keep a watch over these matters.