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Election of Members of Tamil Nadu Waqf Board 2017 Final ELECTION OF MEMBERS OF TAMIL NADU WAQF BOARD 2017 FINAL ELECTORAL ROLL FOR THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF MUTHAWALLIS OF WAQF WHOSE ANNUAL INCOME RUPEES ONE LAKH AND ABOVE INDEX SL.NO. NAME OF THE DISTRICT PAGE NO. 1. CHENNAI 1-36 2. THIRUVALLUR 37-44 3. KANCHEEPURAM 45-53 4. VELLORE 54-81 5. TIRUVANNAMALAI 82-86 6. CUDDALORE 87-95 7. VILLUPURAM 96-99 8. SALEM 100-110 9. NAMAKKAL 111-114 10. DHARMAPURI 115-119 11. KRISHNAGIRI 120-123 12. COIMBATORE 124-137 13. TIRUPPUR 138-144 14. NILGIRIS 145-154 15. ERODE 155-160 16. THANJAVUR 161-169 17. TIRUVARUR 170-177 18. NAGAPATTINAM 178-185 19. TRICHY 186-192 20. PUDUKOTTAI 193-198 21. KARUR 199-202 22. ARIYALUR 203 23. PERAMBALUR 204 24. MADURAI 205-214 25. DINDIGUL 215-222 26. THENI 223-227 27. TIRUNELVELI 228-241 28. KANYAKUMARI 242-247 29. TUTICORIN 248-256 30. RAMNAD 257-271 31. VIRUDHUNAGAR 272-275 32. SIVAGANGAI 276-280 33. ADDITIONS 281-283 1 S. NO. G.S. NAME OF THE WAKF NAME AND ADDRESS OF ARREARS REMARKS NO. INSTITUTION MUTHAWALLI / PRESIDENT / OF (DETAILS OF SECRETARY CONTRI- COURT CASES) BUTION As on 31.03.2017 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. CHENNAI DISTRICT Ashraf Alisha & Fardalisha V.Syed Jalaludeen, Secretary, 40540 1. GS.3 Trust, 1,St.Mary Road, 173,Kutchery Road, Mandaveli,Chennai-28 Mylapore,Chennai-4 2. 5 Akbar Basha Masjid, S.K.Mohideen Abdul Khader, 2262 84,Dr.Natesan Road, Secretary, Chennai-5 144A,Dr.Natesan Road,Chennai-5 3. 12 Ameerunnisa Begum Jalal Ameenur Rahman , Nil Sahiba Endowment, President, 165/76,Barathi Salai, 220, Peters Road, 1st Triplicane, Chennai-5 Floor,Royapettah, Chennai-14 2 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 4. 21 Hazarath Syed Akbar Ali Syed Jawahar Ali, Muthawalli, Sha Khaderi Dargah, 5/3,Appavoo Gramani Street, 34891 36/73, Wallajah Road, Ellis Road,Chennai-2 Chennai-2 5. GS.29 Bachawali Masjid, Dr.Hamidullah Jilani, 46994 Papanasam Sivan Salai, Muthawalli, Mylapore,Chennai-4 25,Santhome High Road, Mylapore,Chennai-4 6. GS.45 Jamia Masjid Bathri, Anwar Basha Quraishi, 2,Peters Road, Secretary, 62281 Royapettah, 9/5,Begum Sahib Main Street, Chennai-14 Royapettah, Chennai-14 7. GS.48 Charchaman Mosque, Syed Wahab Hussain, 2949 39/26,Appu Street, Muthawalli, Mylapore,Chennai-4 5/2,Jawahar Hussain Khan Cross Street,Chennai-14 3 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. GS.59 Nawab Fazeelathunnisa Dr.Md.Nayeemur Rahman, 156419 Begum Sahiba Masjid & President, White Endowment Wakf, Castle,10/44,Puram Prakasam 419/788,Anna Salai, Road,Balaji Nagar,Chennai-14 Nandanam,Chennai-35 9. GS.60 Fakkir Labbai Jamath Thameem Ansari.K.B, 24826 Masjid,115,Dr.Natesan Secretary,54/86,Ismail Road,Chennai-5 Ground,Lloyds Road,Triplicane,Chennai-5 Haji.K.M.Moideen Kunhi, 10. GS.71 Jumma Masjid, Muthawalli, 178/52,Kutchery Road Block No.3,2,Floor -H Rani 69225 Mylapore, Meyyammai Chennai-4 Towers,M.R.C.Nagar, R.A.Puram,Chennai-28 4 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 11. GS.73 Dasthahir Sahib Jamiya T.S.Asan Ibrahim, Masjid, 54,East Masoothi President,31/44,Second Cross 53873 Thottam, Jones Road, Street,CIT Nagar(East), Saidapet Nandanam,Chennai-35 12. GS.74 Katbava Sahib Mosque, Ghulam Mohamed Papa, 100/101, Secretary, 1049 Bharathi Salai, 11/5,Jani Jan Khan Royapettah, Road,Royapettah, Chennai-14 Chennai-14 13. 85 & Nawab Khairunnisa Dr.G.S.M.P.Khadri, 121 Begum Endowment, President, 44534 Hazarath Pappu Masthan 31/15, Big Street, Dargah Mosque & Burial Triplicane, Chennai-5 Ground & Baqar Aga Dargah Wakf, 47,Lloyds Road,Chennai-5 5 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 14. GS.97 Madina Masjid & Sheik Mohamed Irfan, 69902 Madar Aulia Dargah, President, 6,Jonahan Lane, No.20, Srinivasa Nagar, Mandavelipakkam, 2nd Street, Kandanchavadi, Chennai-28 OMR, Chennai -96. 15. 134 Masjid-E-Sayeediya Wakf, Mohamed Azhar, 111/211,Quaide Millath Assistant Secretary, 13079 Road, AG53, Alagappan Towers 3rd Barathi Salai, Street, Shanthi Colony, Anna Chennai-5 Nagar,Chennai-40 16. 137 Triplicane Lebbai Jamath P.A. Mohamed Yaseen, Masjid, Muthawalli, 36469 Shaik Dawood Street, No.47, Shaik Dawood Street, Triplicane, Chennai-5 Royapettah, Chennai-14 17. 243 Masjid-e-Huqqani Ismail, Mosque Secretary, 77866 Street,Vadapalani, No.22/60, Mosque Street, Chennai-26 Vadapalani, Chennai-26 6 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 18. 247 Hameedia Jamia A.E.A.Rahim, Secretary, 29914 Pallivasal, 13, Arunachalam 1,Arcot Road, Salai,Saligramam,Ch-93 Saligramam, Chennai-93 19. 257 Chota Naksha Charities, Sadaq Ali Khan, President, 213673 104,Peters Road, 104,Peters Road,Royapettah, Royapettah, Chennai-14 Chennai-14 20. 258 Hujjathul Quaiyam Wakf Parvez Mahdi, Secretary, 52334 Akbar Sahib Street, No.1317, Akbar Street, Triplicane, Triplicane, Chennai-5 Chennai-5 7 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 21. 265 Khyrunnisa Begum Sahiba Mir Asif Ali, Muthawalli, 65188 Wakf, C2,Mahalakshmi Enclave, 13/7,Akbar Sahib 75,Gandhi Road,Gill Nagar, Street,Triplicane, Chennai-94 Chennai-5 22. GS. Thousand Lights Charities, Feroze Hussain, Nil 275 210, Anna Salai, Muthawalli,9,Buddy Begum,2nd Chennai-6 Lane,Thousand Light,Chennai-6 23. 284 Mehdi Hussain Khan Kumail Hyder Khan, Ashur Khana Endowment, Muthawalli, 51,Thirupathy 168335 104,Peters Road, Apartments Venus Colony 2nd Royapettah, Street,Alwarpet,Chennai-18 Chennai-14 24. NS 25 Syedani Bi Masjid Mohamed Hayath, 76507 No.105, Bells Road, Secretary, Chepauk, No.107/196, Bells Road, Chennai – 600 005. Triplicane, Chennai-5 8 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 25. NS 35 Masjid-e-Mubarak A.Musthaq Ahmed 39093 43, Labour Colony, President, Guindy, Chennai-32 43, Labour Colony, 3rd Street, Guindy, Chennai32 26. NS 39 Aagah Abul Kasim Shirazi Javeed Raza, 26 Endowment, Secretary, Peters Road, No.210, Mount Road, Thousand Thousand Lights, Lights, Chennai – 6. Chennai-6 27. NS.59 Masjid-E-Allah, H.Hussaini Basha, 31113 8,Mosque Street, Secretary,26B,Anna 100 FT Road, Street,M.G.Nagar, M.G.Nagar, Taramani,Chennai-113. Taramani,Chennai-113 28. 9 Azeez Basha Charities Habibullah Badsha, President, 734655 Wakf, 7/3, Leith Castle North No.3, Leith Castle North, Street,Santhome, Santhome, Chennai -28. Chennai-28 9 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 29. GS 33 Raza Bagh Endowment @ Mohamed Jalaluddin Akbar, 8529 Basheerunissa Begum Muthawalli, Sahiba Wakf No.24, Dr. Besant Road, Dr.Besant Road, Chennai14 Chennai-14. Dargah-E-Hazarath Syed Moosa Ahmed Farooki, Nil 30. GS.49 Sha Gulam Dasthagir Muthawalli, Naksha Bandhi (R.A), 53/24,Musthura Begum 73/54,Peters Road, Street,Royapettah, Royapettah, Chennai-14 Chennai-14 31. GS.65 Masjid-E-Hafiz Ahmed R.Khaleel Ahamed, 80161 Khan Wakf, Secretary, 392/185, Triplicane High 8/23,Jawahar Hussain Khan 4th Road,Chennai-5 street, Royapettah, Chennai-14 10 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 32. GS 67 H H The Prince of Arcot Nawab Mohamed Ali, 621980 Endowment, Muthawalli, Amir Mahal, Royapettah, Ameer Mahal, Chennai-14 Royapettah, Chennai-14 33. GS. Mubarak Anjuman Wakf, MD.Ahmed Basha, Secretary, 41442 102 53/105,Dr.Besant 12/17,Begum 4th Lane, Road,Chennai-14 Royapettah,Chennai-14 34. GS 109 Triplicane Labbai Jamath M.M. Shahul Hameed, 334325 Muslim Society, No.89, President, Soorappa Mudali Street, No.89, Soorappa Mudali Street, Triplicane, Triplicane, Chennai5 Chennai-5 35. GS Nawab Sadathullah Khan S.J.Wahab Khan, Nil 119 Masjid, Secretary, Masoothi Pallam, No.43, Masjid Street, Saidapet, Chennai -15. West Saidapet, Chennai – 600 015. 11 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 36. GS Triplicane Kalvath Basheeruddin, 304 Nayagam Thaikka, Secretary, Nil 24, Pallappan Street, No.24, Pallappan Street, Triplicane, Chennai – 5 Triplicane, Chennai – 5. 37. 302 Hussainia Safdaria Mir Zahid Ali, Muthawalli, Ashurkhana Endowment, 54/22, Akbar Sahib Street, 2nd 103834 22/54,Akbar Sahib Floor, Triplicane,Chennai-5 Street,Triplicane, Chennai-5 38. 47 Naulband Mosque, Mohamed Rafeeq,Secretary, 8982 72, Ellis Road, Chennai-2. 39/32,1st Floor, Jan Mohamed St, Ellis Road, Chennai-2 12 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 39. 72 Jumma K.M.Shahul Hameed, 186592 Masjid,49,Ponnappa Secretary, St,Purasawalkam, 11 A/6A, Venus Kumudam Chennai-84 Garden, Kuttiyappan 2nd Street, Kilpauk, Chennai – 600 010 40. 82 Masjid-e- Quaraisiya, A.Noor Mohamed 278816 18, Muktharunnisa Begum President,23/53,Triplicane High 6th lane, Chennai-5 Road, Chennai 41. 95 Mohammadan Public G.A.Mustafa, Library Quide Millath Joint Secretary, 67310 Road,Triplicane, 21/9,Bala Muthu Chennai-2 St,Muktharunnisa Begum St,Ellis Road, Chennai 42. 99 Masjid-E-Mahmood, S.M.Syed Umar,President, 53487 39/20,Narayanan 2/68,Thiruvenkadam Street,Pudupet, Street,Pudupet,Chennai-2 Chennai-2 13 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 43. 151 Masjid-E-Yacoobia Ahle H.Abdul Nil Hadees,135, Rahim,Member,92/10,Saii Bee Mosque Street, Lane,Perambur High Road, Pattalam,Chennai-12 Chennai-12 44. 166 The Cutchi Memon M.Avais Musvee, 268478 Jamath, President,No.19,Kothari Road, 73/24, Chinnathambi Nungambakkam, Chennai-34 Street, Chennai-1 G.M.Syed Fasi Nil 45. 168 Dadasha Makkan Wakf, Mohammed,Secretary, 16, Dargah Street, No.47,Subbaraiya 4th Perambur Baracks Street,Nammalwarpet, Road,Chennai-12 Chennai-12 14 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 46. 169 Hazarath Syed Hussaina Bee, Nil Thurabudin sha Khadiri Muthawalli, Darga, Parthasarthy street, No.5/2, Stanley Hospital 6th Lane, Campus, Old Washermenpet, Chennai-1. Chennai. 47. 171 Haji Ebrahim Sait and Haji M.Avais Musve, Secretary, 60917 Musa Sait Trust,No.7,8th No.7,8th Street,Dr.R.K.Salai, Street,Dr.R.K.Salai, Mylapore, Chennai-4 Mylapore,Chennai-4 48. 172 Hajee Essa Abba Sait's M.Fuaad Musvee, 258969 Endowments, Secretary,17,Kothari 3/2,Anderson Street, Road,Nungambakkam, Chennai-1 Chennai-34 15 1.
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