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Introduction AL- KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY INTRODUCTION 2014 M EHMOOD M ANZIL , M OH. K H A N Q H A D E O B A N D (S.R.E) - 2 4 7 5 5 4 WWW. ALKHAIR . ORG . IN About Al-Khair Educational and Development Society Our organization has been established in the year 2009 and registered under the society's registration act 1860 with an aim to do social welfare activities like set up educational institution, to run vocational and income generating & health related program, to make available opportunities for the unemployed rural youth, also to promote peoples aspirations and potential and settle the poor and the down trodden. We have to develop and improve the qualitative activities for the Development programs rural and slum areas. The programs and activities are launched to make the people self-reliant and attain a good social status. Mainly the broad objectives are divided into five sectors such as, training and education, health awareness, rural Development, handicrafts promotion and general public awareness programs in all the sectors. Our emphasis is to improve the organization, which is in the stage of stagnation, and so we started awakening through the organizational strategy. The organization is also giving more emphasis to the youth development programs, encouraging for national integration, adventure, family health related programs, cultural preservation, handicraft promotion, awareness of highways users and animals betterment's related programs etc. We are dedicating ourselves for a bright future of society. The organization contain more than 50 volunteers and 7 members of executive committee. Desk of Secretary I Sayyad Nasir Shah (Secretary) of AL-KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY have pleasure to declare the current annual report for the year 2013-2014 of our organization in the presence of all Hon'ble members of the society and respected invites/guests/public persons. On behalf of the organization, I welcome to all of you in this annual meeting at Deoband. Our organization has performed very well to achieve its aims and objectives for serve the needy people, social advancement all over the country and we have performed well and givan best efforts for developing the global relation and friendship. This year the organization targets its activities at SHAH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT (In the memory of Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri R.A.) and medical camps in villages needy poor people. Through the-AL-KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY (REGD.) has always received tremendous support from community, and again it further strengthened its bond to community with direct house to house contact and group meeting at local level. It is an opportunity to thanks all our friends and members,colleagues and our Promoter who have worked day-night for the social advancement in the country in all different conditions. Especially thanks to those colleagues in the states/ fields who are the front line of the organization and it is there hard labor, which inspires us. The members of the society need to be thanked for their kind and generous support, suggestion and having immense faith in the organization. Lastly we thanks to everyone directly or indirectly associated for social mission in the national interest by the end of this year with the AL-KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY. Executive Committee Name & Father's Name Address Occupation Post Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Hikmat President Sayyad Mashhod Ali Tehsil Deoband, Dist: S/O Late Hakim Sayyad Saharanpur Mehmood Ali Uttar Pradesh Mohalla Abulmali Sheikh-ul-Hadees Vice- Moulana Ahmed Khizar Shah Deoband Darul uloom President Masoodi Tehsil Deoband, Dist: (Waqf) S/O Late Moulana Anzar Shah Saharanpur Kashmiri Uttar Pradesh & Vice Chancellor Jamiya Imam Anwar Shah Kashmiri Name & Father's Name Address Occupation Post Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Social Worker Secretary Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Saharanpur Sayyad Nasir Shah Uttar Pradesh S/o Shri Sayyad Mashhod Ali Smt Shaista Parveen Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Social Worker Joint W/O Shri Sayyad Wajahat Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Secretary Shah Saharanpur Uttar Pradesh Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Arbic Professor Treasurer Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Darul uloom Moulana Islam Qasami Saharanpur (Waqf) S/O Shri Mohd Siddiq Uttar Pradesh Name & Father's Name Address Occupation Post Mohalla Qila Deoband Mohd. Miya Hikmat Member Tehsil Deoband, Dist: S/O Late Shri Sayyad Jalil Saharanpur Hussain Miya Uttar Pradesh Arbic Professor , Urdu Member Mohalla Khanqah Writer Darul uloom Deoband (Waqf) & Vice Moulana Naseem Akhtar Shah Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Chancellor Madarsa S/O Late Shri Sayyad Azhar Saharanpur Al-jamiya tul Shah Kashmiri Uttar Pradesh Anwariya Our Promoters Name & Father's Name Address Occupation Post Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Sayyad Wajahat Shah Tehsil Deoband, Dist: S/O Late Shri Sayyad Azhar Saharanpur Writer & Social Shah Kashmiri Uttar Pradesh Worker Promoter Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Smt. Sabiha Jabin Saharanpur W/O Shri Sayyad Mashood Ali Uttar Pradesh Social Worker Promoter Mohalla Khanqah Deoband Tehsil Deoband, Dist: Dr. Sayyad Yasir Yazdani Saharanpur Doctor S/O Sayyad Mashood Ali Uttar Pradesh (E.N.T Specialist) Promoter Activities Educational Programs As far as education is concerned the AL-KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY (REGD.) attention towards education and training to make the students/ trainees self reliant in their struggle life. The organization knows that the education help defuses and depletes the potentially explosive social class relation in the process. As we can say that education is one of the most important parts of human life. So the organization always takes the issue very sensitively as the regular activities of the organization Medical Campaign In order to prevent various diseases AL-KHAIR EDUCATIONAL & DEVELOPMENT SOCIETY (REGD.) has organized various medical camps during the year 2012-2013. We have organized numbers of awareness camp in interior of district Saharanpur and Muzaffarnagar. Scholarship Program to Encourage Scholar The study and research work is continue on regional cultures, hilly tribes areas. Education is a ladder of development and prosperity and a base of all human resource development, a stepping stone for onward march of culture, the bedrock of all human progress. Our organization is involved in total literacy in Saharanpur, Deoband i.e. various blocks in the primary stage survey has been done and illiterates, dropouts have been identified. The program of mass literacy campaign is going on is these areas and encouraged the scholar to provide them scholarship. Women Awareness Program Training on various issue of women has been provided to the different villages around deoband like health, childcare and hygiene and also training for tailoring embroidery and appliques has been imparted to 22 numbers of women in Deoband of district Saharanpur. Our organization is always engaged in rehabilitation of women folk and enabling them to be self-sufficient. Environment Awareness Campaign Society has organized many awareness camps for the environment in town and city like deoband and Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar. Society has plug many plant in the city for green revolution purpose. Future Planning SHAH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT In the memory of Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri ( R.A ) Residential School/ITI & non-formal education for SC,ST & OBC children in rural, tribal slum areas. Dispensary and mobile health facility for interior and remote rural areas. Multi-purpose vocational training institute. Old age home. Child labor rehabilitation Women empowerment through self help group. SHAH INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT In the memory of Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri (R.A). Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri (R.A) Born in Kashmir on 27th of Shawwal 1292 A.H. (November 25, 1875) Died in Deoband on 3rd Safar 1352 A.H. (May 27, 1933) ‘The Past five hundred years of Islamic history can not produce the like of Maulana Kashmiri" Dr. Muhammad Iqbal Who could have explained the excellence of Maulana Anwar Shah Kashmiri better than the poet of the East, Dr. Muhammad Iqbal? Maulana Kashmiri was the teacher of the teachers and was the personification of Islamic knowledge. The universal message of Islam has always produced individuals that are totally devoted to the Islamic cause and spend their entire lives serving Allah’s mission on Earth. The renowned Muslim scholars have used different methods to convey the message of Islam and fight evil, disbelief, hypocrisy and oppression throughout history. The Ulama of Deoband can truly be credited with preserving the true teachings of Islam, as taught by the Quran and Hadith, and fighting evil and oppression by means of knowledge. Through knowledge, it was believed that the Muslim heart and mind will be reactivated with the same emotions and intentions possessed by his fore fathers, the true defenders of Islam. Amidst this process of safeguarding Islam, Darul Uloom Deoband produced such lofty scholars and elite Muslim intellectuals that had been the glory and honor of the Muslim past. One of these illustrious personalities was Hadhrat Maulana Muhammad Anwar Shah Kashmiri. Mufti Taqi Usmani says: "A unique kind of happiness would come over my father’s face when the name of Hadhrat Shah Sahib was heard and he would remember him with utmost respect and love" (Akabir Deoband Kia They?, p. 41). Allama Kashmiri was a favorite of his teachers and students. His peers loved him and one and all came to him to solve those academic misunderstandings that can only be deciphered by one of the most knowledgeable scholar of the times. One remains astonished after reading the accounts of his heightened knowledge, acute memory and profound understanding of Deen. Saints like Maulana Abdul Qadir Raipuri witnessed his excellence and said: "Indeed Hadhrat Shah Sahib is a sign from the signs of Allah" (Akabir-e-Ulama-e-Deoband, p. 98). The greatest Islamic scholar and reformer of the Fourteenth century Hijri, Maulana Ashraf Ali Thanvi, says: "According to me, a great proof of the truth of Islam is the presence of Maulana Anwar Shah Kashmiri in the Muslim Ummah.
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