Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam

Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam
انجمن طلباء اسلام
Formation 20 January 1968 (1968-01-20) C.E, 20th Shawwal 1387 A.H
Headquarters Karachi, Pakistan
Location
Slogan Sayyidi Murshdi Ya Nabi Nabi
Website www.atipak.org

Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam (Urdu: انجمن طلباء اسلام ‎, Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam (ATI) is an independent Sunni Barelvi student organization. Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam was established on January 20, 1968 C.E founded by Jameel Ahmed Naimi Shb at Karachi, after changing the name of Anjuman-e-Muhiban-e-Islam (1962) to help create equality amongst Muslim students.

It was established to counter growing influence of Wahhabisim and Socialism, Communism, Racism & anti Islamic's students organization in the college campuses. [1].[1] Anjuman Talaba e Islam is the only student representative of Pakistan's dominant majority Sunni school of thought although very popular in student. It was established to counter growing influence of Wahhabi and Jamat-e-Islami's students organization in the college campuses and universities.[2]

Motto

"To awaken the actual spirit of Islam in the hearts of students which is impossible without enlightening the torch of the love of Prophet (Peace be upon him)."

Aims & Objectives

Anjuman Talaba e Islam started with the view of awakening the spirit of Islam in the hearts of students. For this objective, the workers of ATI did not choose the thoughts of any specific Political or Religious Leader but used the ideology of the Love of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) as their guiding light. They choose their destination to be the path followed by the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) and they were determined to make Islam a worldwide success.

Anjuman Talaba e Islam began its mission by introducing the Islamic way of teaching and raising the standard of education, providing solutions to the problems of students, peaceful education and safe guarding the sacredness of educational institutes. Anjuman Talaba e Islam is against the discrimination of students on the basis of wealth, creed and race. It preaches unity of the nation and worked for the stability and building of Pakistan. The main aim is to free the students from the clutches of the political parties which were exploiting the students to their own benefits. The famous lawyer, S.M.Zafar puts it into words :

"Anjuman Talaba e Islam is not working on the charismatic personality of an individual, but is working for the cause of Islam".

Ideology

The ideology of Anjuman Talaba e Islam is the ideology of the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him), His faithful companions and the various Ulemas and Sufis.

It is the first organization, which disseminates the belief of any individual, but it is the first organization, which is based on the belief that the Love of Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) is the foundation of Islam. Before Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam, the various organizations and the enemies of Islam made it their point to remove this belief from the hearts of students. With the advent of Anjuman Talaba e Islam, students gained the true concept of Prophet hood and the importance of the Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him), as it should be. It is the main objective of Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam to enlighten the Torch of the Love of our Holy Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) in the hearts of students. No other organization could give an explanation as to why this fundamental principle had been ignored by them in their constitutions.

System

According to the constitution of Anjuman Talaba e Islam there is a complete framework under which all the activities take place. To enforce the constitution there are various checks placed on all levels. There is a committee called Majlis e Mushawarat. The training of the activists is according to the constitution and is a unique feature of Anjuman Talaba e Islam. A single individual cannot change the constitution of the organization. Only the majority of members (Arakeen) can amend it. Anjuman Talaba e Islam's Majlis e Mushawarat has 29 members and the Central Cabinet consists of 17 senior members. Anjuman Talaba e Islam has its own training system. The students pass through following levels:

Hamdard - Karkun - Ameen - Rukan

After passing through the above levels the workers finally reach to the positions of the members of Majlis e Mushawarat. At all levels there is a syllabus to be followed. In addition to the syllabus there are two main monthly magazines "Nishan e Manzil" and "Nawa e Anjuman" along with other periodic magazines which play a major role in the character building of the activists.

Anjuman Talaba e Islam has a complete process of accountability on all levels. According to this process, even the president and other central leaders are accountable before Majlis e Mushawarat. The accountability gatherings of Anjuman Talaba e Islam are unique. These gatherings prove to be very informative and help the activists to maintain a positive attitude.

Founder Members

And others.

Elected Members

Elected Leadership:

*Session 1968–1969

Muahammad Haneef Tayyab

Muhammad Shakir

*Session 1969–1970

Muahammad Haneef Tayyab

Shakeel Ahmed Siddiqi

*Session 1970–1971

Muahammad Haneef Tayyab

Abdul Sattar Ismaeel

*Session 1971–1972

Muhammad Haneef Tayyab

Abdul Hameed

*Session 1972–1973

Shakeel Ahmed Siddiqi

Abdul Sattar Ismaeel

*Session 1973–1974

Ahmed Abdul Shakoor

Anwer Kamal Rajpot

*Session 1974–1975

Ahmed Abdul Shakoor

Shakeel Ahmed Siddiqui

*Session 1975–1976

Muhammad Iqbal Azhari

Hafiz Muhammad Taqi

*Session 1976–1977

Amjad Ali Chishti

Usman Hangoro

*Session 1977–1978

Amjad Ali Chishti

Muhammad Usman Khan Noori

*Session 1978–1979

Muhammad Usman Khan Noori

Abdul Majeed Mousa

*Session 1979–1980

Muhammad Usman Khan Noori

Mian Khalid Habib Ilahi

*Session 1980–1981

Muhammad Usman Khan Noori

Zafar Iqbal Noori

Safdar Masaud Goraya

*Session 1981–1982

Muhammad Shareef Sialvi

Muhammad Ameen Qadiri

*Session 1982–1983

Muhammad Noor Ul Mustafa Rizvi

Khaled Ali Ansari

*Session 1983–1984

Muhammad Noo Ul Mustafa Rizvi

Khaled Ali Ansari

*Session 1984–1985

Ahmed Waqar Madni

Moeen Khan

*Session 1985–1986

Ahmed Waqar Madni

Hafiz Ehsan Ul Haq Chishti

*Session 1986–1987

Zafar Iqbal Noori

Shams Uddin Sehrani Balauch

*Session 1987–1988

Zafar Iqbal Noori

Shams Uddin Sehrani Balauch

*Session 1988–1989

Zafar Iqbal Noori

Sayyid Safder Shah

Riaz Uddin Noori

*Session 1989–1990

Ghulam Murtaza Saeedi

Shams Uddin Sehrani Balauch

Saleem Hashim

*Session 1990–1991

Hamza Mustafai

Dr. Khushi Muhmammad Khizri

*Session 1991–1992

Hamza Mustafai

Shams ul Mustafa Asadi

*Session 1992–1993

Abdul Razzaq Sajid

Amin Ghulam Muhammad

*Session 1993–1994

Hafiz Tariq Memod Raza

Nadeem Haroon

*Session 1994–1995

Hafiz Tariq Memod Raza

Dr. Khalid Iqbal

*Session 1995–1996

Shams ul Mustafa Asadi

Itikhar Ghazali

*Session 1996

Iftikhar Ghazali

Raja Muhammad Siddiq Khan

*Session 1996–1997

Malak Naeem Shahbaz

Engr. Suhail Shamim Siddiqi

*Session 1997–1998

Malik Naeem Shahbaz

Khalil ur Rehman Chishti

*Session 1998–1999

Azhar Abbas Siyalvi

Suhail Baig Noori (Advocate)

*Session 1999–2000

Qazi Atiq ur Rehman

Khalil ur Rehman Chishti

*Session 2000–2001

Qazi Atiq ur Rehman

Muhammad Mateen Ovais Mustafai

Muhammd Bux Ghunna

*Session 2000

Atiq Ahmed Raza

Muhammad Mateen Ovais Mustafai

Muhammd Salman Ansari

*Session 2001–2002

Suhail Akhtar Khan Niazi

Muhammad Mateen Ovais Mustafai

Muhammd Salman Ansari

*Session 2002–2003

Khan Abdul Qayyum

Muhammd Bux Ghunna

*Session 2003–2004

Khan Abdul Qayyum

Muhammd Ali Shaikh

*Session 2005–2006

Muhammad Ramzan Mughal

Pir Muhammad Peeral (Shaheed)

*Session 2006–2007

Azhar Mehmood

Muhammad Ali Shaikh

*Session 2007–2008

Azhar Mehmood

Dr. Waqas Jaweed

*Session 2008–2009

Syed Rashid Ali Gardezi

Saeed Ahmed Khichi

*Session 2009–2010

Syed Jawad ul Hassan Shah Kazmi

Malik Tahir Iqbal Mustafai

*Session 2010–2011

Hafiz Muhammad Kashif Raza

Naveed Butt

*Session 2011–2012

Pir Syed Fida Hussain Hashmi

Manzoor Ahmed

*Session 2012–2013

Syed Jawad ul Hassan Shah Kazmi

Manzoor Ahmed

*Session 2013–2014

Assad Khan Jadoon

Arbab Ali Soomro

*Session 2014–2015

Arham Saleem Qadri

Ghulam Mohi udin Qureshi[3]

Departments

It is the Central Planning & Policy making body. Top Central and Provincial leadership along with selected seniors, are members of this body.

This is a supreme body. Ex-Presidents, ex-Secretaries General, important ex-members, present President and Secretary General of ATI, are members of the Council. It functions to resolve the disputed matters and sensitive issues which are referred by Central Advisory Council.

It runs affairs and activities of ATI to achieve organizational goals and targets, as set by Central Advisory Council.

It selects the Course and reading material (Nisab-e-Anjuman) for ATI’s present members of each level, arranges Test for Karkun, Ameen and Rukun level and arranges Training sessions for seniors and juniors.

It publishes magazine, literature, booklets and other printing material for the organization.

The job of this division is to co-ordinate with the Media. It informs them about the organizational activities and keeps track of media coverage.

Its main function is to maintain and secure computerized record at each level. Website upgrade, contact details, literature, stickers & other related matters are included in their prime achievements.

It helps poor and deserving students regarding their course books, fees, uniform etc. For this purpose they play mediator role, by collecting old Course Books and donations from various sources. Despite of limited resources, it also arranges Scholarships for poor students and organizes different programs for Students Welfare

This division makes contacts with the Students & other organizations having the similar thoughts across the globe.[4]

See also

References

  1. ↑ "ATI Anjuman Talaba-e-Islam Formation". Themuslimunity.net. Retrieved 23 March 2014.
  2. ↑ Islamic Parties in Pakistan, pg. 30. International Crisis Group, 12 December 2011.
  3. ↑ [>http://www.atipak.org/Elected%20Leadership.htm "Elected Members"] Check |url= value (help). atipak.org. Retrieved 28 March 2014.
  4. ↑ "Departments". atipak.org. Retrieved 28 March 2014.

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