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LIST OF CATEGORY -II MEMBERS REGISTERED IN MEMBERSHIP DRIVE-II(Part-2nd) MEMBERSHIP CGN QUOTA CATEGORY NAME DOB BPS CNIC DESIGNATION PARENT OFFICE DATE NADEEM SAJJAD HEALTH SERVICES ACADEMY M/O 330333 II 18-Jul-17 KAYANI 18-Oct-70 18 374050323137 DEPUTY DIRECTOR NHSR&C DEPUTY CONTROLLER PAKISTAN BROADCASTING 334667 AB II 06-Jul-17 MR INAM ULLAH VIRK 01-Apr-59 19 3520226827013 AUDIT CORPORATION ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN BROADCASTING 455508 AB II 12-Jul-17 MR SHAHID IQBAL 01-Apr-59 M 3740506465565 DEPUTY CONTROLLER CORPORATION HIQ ISLAMABAD MR IBRAR HUSSAIN SENIOR TECHNICAL 333595 AB II 11-Jul-17 BUTT 01-Apr-61 SPS-9 3740505696641 OFFICER DR. A. Q. KHAN RESEARCH LABS 333948 AB II 10-Jul-17 MR ATTA ULLAH 01-Apr-62 19 1730168566457 ADDI. MANAGER PESCO COMPUTER CENTER 009544 AB II 18-Jul-17 NASIR JAMAL 01-Apr-62 19 611017753115 VICE PRINICPAL ZTBL 333576 AB II 12-Jul-17 MRS IQBAL BEGUM 01-Apr-64 19 3830211484922 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR PAK ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION MR MUHAMMAD DEPUTY DIRECTOR 215570 AB II 18-Jul-17 JAMIL ASGHAR 01-Apr-64 18 3740540308311 TECHNICAL NADRA MR ANEES AHMED SUI NORTHAN GASS PIPE LINE 336407 AB II 07-Jul-17 LODHI 01-Apr-65 19 1310186144255 SR RECORD OFFICER ABBOTTABAD MR MUHAMMAD HVDC CPEC NORTH NTDCL ,LAHORE 321532 AB II 06-Jul-17 MUNIR KHAN 01-Apr-65 18 1120103881289 DY MANAGER SECURITY (WAPDA) PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY 436891 AB II 18-Jul-17 MUDASSAR AHMED 01-Apr-76 M 352019371317 PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST COMMISSION (PAEC) MR NAEEM RAZA DEPUTY MANAGER 436516 AB II 14-Jul-17 KHAN 01-Apr-77 18 3440216610231 COMMERCIAL GEPCO (WAPDA) MR MUBASHIR 339955 AB II 17-Jul-17 MAHMOOD 01-Apr-79 19 1210109923447 PRINICPAL SCIENTIST PEAC CNPP-2 459394 AB II 13-Jul-17 MR FAYYAZ AHMED 01-Apr-80 18 1730114194351 SENIOR ENGINEER PAEC PAKISTAN AUTOMIC ENERGY 300939 AB II 29-Jun-17 MR RUKHSAR ALI 01-Apr-80 18 1730115469599 SENIOR ENGINEER COMMISSION ASSSITANT MANAGER 469206 AB II 12-Jul-17 MR M IRFAN 01-Apr-81 18 1730116026125 GROUP VII PAKISTAN AIRNATIONAL AIRLINES 326562 AB II 17-Jul-17 MR SAJIDULLAH 01-Apr-83 18 1710168685213 SENIOR ENGINEER PROTECTIONPAEC AND CONTROL MUHAMMAD ,NATIONAL TRANSMISSION AND 333624 AB II 05-Jul-17 RIZWAN 01-Apr-84 18 3610422488213 DEPUTY MANAGER DISPATCH COMPANY 321800 AB II 07-Jul-17 MR ABID ALI 01-Apr-85 18 5440074756229 SR. DPUTY DIRECTOR PAKISTAN CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY 469027 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR HUSSAIN AHMED 01-Apr-87 18 1710269567395 SENIOR ENGINEER COMMISSION(PAEC) 134415 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR AMMAR SALEEM 01-Apr-88 18 3520276684481 SENIOR ENGINEER IPD,PINSTECH MR MUHAMMAD PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY 331412 AB II 23-Jun-17 MAMOON 01-Apr-89 18 3220361481827 SENIOR ENGINEER COMMISSION SYED MUHAMMAD 212361 AB II 17-Jul-17 MUSARRAT 01-Aug-57 18 4250146285923 DEPTY MANAGER PAKISTAN STEEL DEPUTY CONTROLLER PAKISTAN BROADCASTING 345870 AB II 16-Jun-17 MR ABDUL REHMAN 01-Aug-57 19 3120255248687 ENGG CORPORATION RADIO PAKISTAN MR MUHAMMAD AVP BRANCH 339851 AB II 18-Jul-17 ILYAS DURRANI 01-Aug-58 18 1610193861947 COMPLIANCE COMPLIANCE DEPARTMENT ZTBL 345808 AB II 17-Jul-17 MR ZAFAR IQBAL 01-Aug-60 18 6110118319841 ENGINEERNG CHARGE ENGINEERING 332328 AB II 17-Jul-17 MR ZAHID KHAN 01-Aug-70 19 4250195456851 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR PHARMACY MR SHAHZAD AHMAD 324356 AB II 12-Jul-17 AWAN 01-Aug-71 19 3520014882507 CHIEF AUDIT OFICER SNGPL 213649 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR ANWAR UL HAQ 01-Aug-72 19 3740505840037 GENERAL MANAGER SPD/NESCOM MALIK MAZHAR PSMC PAKISTAN STEEL MILLS 005858 AB II 17-Jul-17 MUHAMMAD 01-Aug-82 18 173011439890 DM DEPUTY MANAGER CORPORATION MR MUHAMMAD 219506 AB II 18-Jul-17 SAAD AMJAD 01-Aug-84 18 3740579311303 MANAGER NESCOM MR NIZAMUDDIN 338527 AB II 18-Jul-17 SHAIKH 01-Dec-57 18 4220106488791 DM IRON MAKING SENIOR ACCOUNTS 015385 AB II 13-Jul-17 MUHAMMAD SALIM 01-Dec-58 18 3740598156073 OFFICER M MR MUHAMMAD SENIOR TECHNICAL 215069 AB II 18-Jul-17 ASLAM 01-Dec-58 SPS 9 3740558603171 OFFICER DR. A.Q KHAN RESEARCH LABS JOINT DIRECTOR 009693 AB II 18-Jul-17 ALI RAZA AHMED 01-Dec-63 18 365021362389 ACCOUNTS CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY SENIOR MANAGER 336676 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR WAHID ALI 01-Dec-68 19 3220145645747 FINANCE PTCL PTC MUHAMMAD (KRL) DR. A.Q. KHAN RESEARCH LABS. 125051 AB II 14-Jul-17 MANSOOR 01-Dec-72 19 374052200488 PRINCIPAL ENGINEER KAHUTA MR MUHAMMAD PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION 244942 AB II 30-Jun-17 FARHAN KHALID 01-Dec-79 18 3520279617035 DEPUTY DIRECTOR AUTHORITY MUHAMMAD 004330 AB II 18-Jul-17 NADEEM 01-Dec-79 18 333012073039 SENIOR ENGINEER PAEC MR MUHAMMAD 321406 AB II 06-Jul-17 USMAN AKHTAR 01-Dec-84 18 3110450968507 SENIOR ENGINEER DR. A,Q, KHAN LABS(K.R.L) HEAD(ADMINISTRATION 333520 AB II 18-Jul-17 MRS SAMINA YASMIN 01-Feb-59 19 3740504402450 )/PR. AD. OFFICE M/O EDUCATION MR MUHAMMAD SR.TECHNICAL CHASHMA CENTRE OF NUCLEAR 014143 AB II 12-Jul-17 ARIF 01-Feb-65 18 3830309636621 OFFICER(STO) TRAINING DISTT MIANWALI ASSISTANT MANAGER 323239 AB II 14-Jul-17 KANEEZ KHURSHEED 01-Feb-70 M 421016950942 HR PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINES MR WASEEM AKHTAR 225049 AB II 12-Jul-17 KHAWAJA 01-Feb-71 19 3410125867627 GENERAL MANAGER PMO(NESCOM) MR MASHOUQ UR 002564 AB II 17-Jul-17 REHMAN 01-Jan-58 18 4250116057825 DEPUTY MABAGER PAKSITAN STEEL 130052 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR ALLAH BUKHSH 01-Jan-58 18 4220134247391 DEPUTY MANAGER PAKISTAN STEEL 300555 AB II 04-Jul-17 IRFAN ULLAH KHAN 01-Jan-59 18 1560202661601 MANAGER MARKETING MARKETING & SALES 345759 AB II 14-Jul-17 NAEEM AKHTAR 01-Jan-60 18 352022166518 SENIOR ADMIN OFFICER PCSIR SENIOR TECHN ICAL 331519 AB II 05-Jul-17 MR IMTIAZ KUNWAR AHMED 01-Jan-61 SPS-9 3740525928055 OFFICER M MASOOD NOSHAD ALI 058808 AB II 18-Jul-17 KHAN 01-Jan-61 18 3530220332589 AVP ZTBL 313508 AB II 12-Jul-17 SYED SARDAR ALAM 01-Jan-61 18 3740543614345 SENIOR FOREMAN PAKISTANF&I, DIVISION AGRICULTURAL KRL RESEARCH PRINCIPAL SCIENTIFIC COUNSIL (PLANNING & 331637 AB II 22-Jun-17 MR M MUNIR SHAHID 01-Jan-62 M 6110118930027 SENIOROFFICER/DIRECTOR DEVELOPMENT DIVISION), G/5-1, MR MUHAMMAD ENGINEER/SENIOR 306516 AB II 11-Jul-17 KHALID 01-Jan-64 19 1730150737993 ENGINEE CORROSION WAPDA (HYDEL GENERATION) GEOLOGICAL SERVICES (GEOL WELL 307555 AB II 06-Jul-17 GUL RASUL KHAN 01-Jan-64 M 1730126700403 CHIEF GEOLOGIST SUPERVISION) EXPLORATION, OGDCL ASSISTANT VICE ZARAI TARAQIATI BANK LTD 335396 AB II 13-Jul-17 MS SAMINA NAZ 01-Jan-68 18 1330158046822 PRESIDENT ISLAMABAD SYED FAIQ DR. A.Q KHAN RESEARCH LAB SUMUL 007812 AB II 14-Jul-17 MEHMOOD 01-Jan-69 19 312020328431 PSO GAH KAHUTTA MR MUHAMMAD PAKISTAN TELECOMMUNICATION 300515 AB II 06-Jul-17 ARIF 01-Jan-69 19 6110117902963 DIRECTOR AUTHORITY 009125 AB II 05-Jul-17 MR AZAM KHAN 01-Jan-70 M 1310108226279 PSO KRL 469750 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR ZAIB ALAM 01-Jan-70 18 7120291519947 DD (GEOLOGY) WAPDA 347933 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR INAYAT ALI 01-Jan-70 18 6110109839397 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR PAEC EDUCATION 345535 AB II 10-Jul-17 GHULAM ABBAS 01-Jan-72 SPS-10 3810408394305 PRINCIPLE ENGINEER DR. A.Q KAHN RESEARCH LABS (KRL) ISLAMABAD ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. LTD 408880 AB II 18-Jul-17 RAEES HAIDER 01-Jan-72 19 121014178877 MANAGER FINANCE (IESCO/WAPDA) MR MUHAMMAD 333211 AB II 21-Jun-17 ZAFFAR QAYYUM 01-Jan-74 19 3740503856413 SENIOR JOINT DIRECTOR STAT BANK OF PAKISTAN 006763 AB II 18-Jul-17 MR RASHID AHMAD 01-Jan-76 18 3220361706011 DY. MANAGER WAPDA MR MUHAMMAD 337819 AB II 16-Jan-00 SHEHZAD ASGHAR 01-Jan-76 19 5440004167929 SENIOR JOINT DIRECTOR M SENIOR SCIETIFIC PAKISTAN AGRICULTURE RESEARCH 335769 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR ZAHID MAHMOOD 01-Jan-78 18 6110119195239 OFFICER COUNCIL ISLAMABAD MALIK AKHTAR ALLAMA IQBAL OPEN UNIVERSITY 005290 AB II 18-Jul-17 HUSSAIN 01-Jan-79 19 3240252933525 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR ISLAMABAD MR NOOR SALEEM SENIOR ASSISTANT NATIONAL ELECTRIC POWER 455132 AB II 18-Jul-17 KHAN 01-Jan-84 18 1520106019245 DIRECTOR REGULATORY (NEPRA) MR MUHAMMAD MANAGER WIRELESS R&C DIV, AIR WEAPONS COMPLEX, 238553 AB II 18-Jul-17 KAMRAN 01-Jan-86 18 3450268018633 COMM NESCOM 301713 AB II 23-Jun-17 MR FAQIR HUSSAIN 01-Jul-57 19 3310576252795 VICE PRESIDENT ZTBL 320555 AB II 05-Jul-17 MANSOOR UL HAQ 01-Jul-79 19 3720220396545 GENERAL MANAGER NESCOM QASIM RAZA 218556 AB II 13-Jul-17 EFFENDI 01-Jul-79 18 611019742278 SENIOR ADMIN OFFICER SUNI NORTHERN GAS PIPELINES LTD 333655 AB II 06-Jul-17 CH.SHAFQAT RASOL 01-Jun-58 19 3310526289597 VICE PRINCIPAL ZTBL ,FAISALABAD ASSIST VICE PRESIDENT 345767 AB II 06-Jul-17 MR ZAFAR HUSSAIN 01-Jun-61 18 3310465027095 ZTBL AUDIT ,FSD ZTBL AUDIT ZONE ,FAISALABAD SENIOR TECHNICAL 355166 AB II 13-Jul-17 GHULAM RAZA 01-Jun-62 18 3740506932269 OFFICER DR. A.Q. KHAN RESEARCH LABS MR SHAHID ISMAIL NATIONAL TELECOMUUNICATION 335207 AB II 18-Jul-17 BANGASH 01-Jun-62 19 6110142006567 DIRECTOR FINANCE CORPORATION MR JAMSHAID ASSISTANT MANAGER 232327 AB II 12-Jul-17 ANWAR RANA 01-Jun-65 M 3740503826781 FLIGHT SAFETY EHSE PAKISTAN INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE SENIOR MEDICAL 009769 AB II 13-Jul-17 WAKEEL HUSSAIN 01-Jun-72 M 6110131489681 OFFICER M SR TELEVISION PAKISTAN TELEVISION NEWS 335186 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR MASOOD ALAM 01-Mar-61 19 6110197607273 ENGINEER ISLAMABAD 005111 AB II 14-Jul-17 QAZI ZAFAR IQBAL 01-Mar-65 18 374054196769 DEPUTY DIRECTOR PAKISTAN BAITUL MALL H.O ISB PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY 336771 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR ZAKIR HUSSAIN 01-Mar-71 19 6110102522165 PRINCIPAL SCIENTIST COMMISSION PAEC PRINCIPAL ENGINEER PAKISTAN ATOMIC ENERGY 336309 AB II 14-Jul-17 MR ABDUL LATIF 01-Mar-72 19 3110188649923 HEAD COMMISION CHASNUPP 005430 AB II 13-Jul-17 KAMRAN GOHER 01-Mar-80 19 3440217030035 PRINCIPAL ENGINEER DR.
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    i Year Book 2010 – 2011 Government of Pakistan Finance Division Islamabad www.finance.gov.pk CONTENTS ii S. Subject Page No. No. Preface 1 Mission Statement 2 General 3 Functions of the Finance Division 3 Organizational Chart of the Finance Division 5 A. HRM Wing 6 B. Budget Wing 10 Budget and its Functions 10 Budget Wing’s Profile 11 Performance of Budget Wing 12 Medium Term Budgetary Framework (MTBF) 24 Budget Implementation Unit (BIU) 25 C. Corporate Finance Wing 28 D. Economic Adviser’s Wing 30 E. Expenditure Wing 32 F. External Finance Wing 34 G. External Finance (Policy Wing) 38 H. Economic Reforms Unit (ERU) 47 I. Finance Division (Military) 51 J. Development Wing 54 iii K. Internal Finance Wing 57 State Bank of Pakistan 57 National Bank of Pakistan 57 First Women Bank Limited 58 Pakistan Security Printing Corporation 59 House Building Finance Corporation 60 SME Bank Limited 61 Financial Monitoring Unit (FMU) Karachi 62 Zari Taraqiati Bank Ltd. (ZTBL) 63 L. Investment Wing 65 Competitiveness Support Fund (CFS) 65 National Investment Trust Limited (NITL) 66 Competition Commission of Pakistan(CCP) 72 Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan 86 Joint Investment Companies in Pakistan 103 Infrastructure Project Development Facility (IPDF) 104 M. Provincial Finance 105 O. Regulations Wing 113 P. Auditor General of Pakistan 121 Central Directorate of National Savings(CDNS) 132 Controller General of Accounts (CGA) 136 Pakistan Mint 139 Debt Policy Coordination Office (DPCO) 141 iv COMPILATION TEAM 1. MR. MUHAMMAD ANWAR KHAN Senior Joint Secretary (HRM) 2. MR. MIR AFZAL KHAN Deputy Secretary (Services) 3.
  • List of Candidates for the Post of Lab Engineer Department of Electrical Engineering

    List of Candidates for the Post of Lab Engineer Department of Electrical Engineering

    List of candidates for the post of Lab Engineer Department of Electrical Engineering S. NO NAME FATHER’S NAME 1 Muhammad Ilyas Faqir Said Eligible 2 Hassan Jalil Abdul Jalil Eligible 3 Muhammad Junaid Khan Bakht Jehan Khan Eligible 4 Abdul Qayum Khan Wakeel Khan Eligible 5 Muhammad Noman Khan Muhammad Shafiq Eligible 6 Aitizaz Ali Riaz Ali Eligible 7 Asad Khan Mukamil Khan Eligible 8 Muhammad Suleman Malik Malik Khuda Bakhsh Eligible 9 Tauseef Ahmad Munawar Gul Inelligible low gpa 10 Imtiaz Ahmad Azar Khan Naseem Eligible 11 Hamza Mustajab Muhammad Mustajab Khan Eligible 12 Muhammad Haider Nazir Nazir Ud Din Eligible* Degree missing 13 Muhammad Uzair Shah Khan Sharaf Eligible 14 Aminullah Qurasan Khan Eligible 15 Faiz Ur Rehman Noor jamal Eligible 16 Tauqir Ahmad Sardaraz Khan Eligible 17 Mohammad Ihsan Mohammad Younas Eligible 18 Waleed Muhamad Tariq Eligible 19 Zubair Ibrahim Sardar Muhammad Ibrahim Eligible 20 Kiran Asif Shah Eligible 21 Muhammad Idrees Umar Hassan Eligible 22 Lal Said Khan Sahib Eligible 23 Sara islam Nazar ul Islam Eligible 24 Muhammad Anis Khaliq Dad Eligible* PEC, Degree Missing 25 Abbas Mukhtar Muhktiar Ali Eligible 26 Muhammad Azaz Ihsan Ullah Eligible 27 Sajad ullah Rafiq Ahmad Eligible 28 Jawad Ul Islam Fazli Rabbi Eligible 29 Muhammad Ashfaq Faqir Khan Eligible 30 Adil Khan Jamshed Khan Eligible 31 Sohail Hamid Buneri Hamid Gul Eligible 32 Attullah Taj Uddin Eligible 33 Muhammad Shahzad Khan Ashraf Khan Eligible 34 Faisal Maqbool Maqbool Islam Eligible 35 Shifaat Ur Rehman Unar Farooq Eligible 36 Saddam Hussain Muhammad Azam Eligible 37 Syed Noman Syed Nadir Shah Eligible 38 Owais Khan Muhammad Riaz Khan Eligible 39 Muhammmad Fawad Muhammad Jehangir Eligible* PEC Card missing 40 Waqar Ali Muhammad Sher Eligible 41 Abdullah Qayyum Abdul Gayyum Eligible Engr.
  • Panel Hospitals

    Panel Hospitals

    LAHORE HOSPITALS SERIAL NAME OF HOSPITAL ADDRESS TELEPHONE # NO. 1 Akram Eye Hospital Main Boulevard Defence Road Lahore. 042-36652395-96 2 CMH Hospital CMH Lahore Cantt., Lahore 042-6699111-5 3 Cavalry Hospital 44-45, Cavalry Ground Lahore Cantt. 042-36652116-8 4 Family Hospital 4-Mozang Road Lahore 042-37233915-8 5 Farooq Hospital 2 Asif Block, Main Boulevard Iqbal Town, Lahore 042-37813471-5 6 Fauji Foundation Bedian Road Lahore Cantt. 042-99220293 7 Gulab Devi Hospital Ferozepur Road Lahore 042-99230247-50 8 Ittefaq Hospital Near H. Block Model Town, Lahore 042-35881981-8 9 Masood Hospital 99, Garden Block, Garden Town, Lahore 042-35881961-3 10 Prime Care Hospital Main Boulevard Defence Lahore 042-36675123-4 11 Punjab Institute of Cardiology Jail Road Lahore. 042-99203051-8 12 Punjab Medical Centre 5, Main boulevard, Jail Road, Lahore 042-35753108-9 13 Laser Vision Eye Hospital 95-K, Model Town, Lahore 042-35868844-35869944 14 Sarwat Anwar Hospital 2, Tariq block Garden Town, Lahore 042-35869265-6 15 Shalimar Hospital Shalimar Link Road, Mughalpura Lahore 042-36817857-60, 111205205 16 Rasheed Hospital Branch 1, Main Boulevard Defence Lahore 042-336673192-33588898 Branch 2, Garden Town Lahore. 17 Orthopedic Medical Complex & Hospital Opposite Kinnarid College Jail Road, Lahore 042-37551335-7579987 18 National Hospital & Medical Centre 132/3, L-Block, LCCHS Lahore Cantt. 042-35728759-60 F: 042-35728761 19 Army Cardiac Centre Lahore Cantt. 20 Dental Aesthetics Clinic 187-Y, Block D.H.A., Lahore – Pakistan 042-35749000 21 Sana Dental Aesthetics 153-DD, CCA Phase-IV, DHA Lahore 042-37185861-2 CONSULTANTS 1 Cavalry Dental Clinic 26, Commercial Area, Cavalry Ground Lahore 042-36610321 2 Dr.
  • Rethinking the Authority of Muslim Religious Scholars and Mosques in Shaping Religious Discourse in Pakistan: an Ethnographic Account

    Rethinking the Authority of Muslim Religious Scholars and Mosques in Shaping Religious Discourse in Pakistan: an Ethnographic Account

    Muhammad Bilal: Rethinking the authority of Muslim religious scholars and mosques in shaping religious discourse in Pakistan: An ethnographic account Rethinking the authority of Muslim religious scholars and mosques in shaping religious discourse in Pakistan: An ethnographic account Muhammad Bilal Fatima Jinnah Women University, [email protected] Abstract The mosque is the fundamental institution in any Islamic society, its role extending far beyond its function as a religious centre. The question that arises for this ethnographic study in Pakistan is whether the mosque is still as central as it was in the past, or as it is understood to be. A similar question can be raised for those Muslim religious scholars trained in Islamic law who frequent the mosque and serve the religious community as prayer leaders. This study explores the part played by the mosque – and by the Muslim religious scholars – in the life of worship and, beyond that, in the everyday social struc- ture. The study suggests that no longer can the Muslim religious scholars or mosques be called representative of Pakistani society. KEYWORDS: Muslim religious scholars, mosque, Islam, everyday life, religious schools, Pakistan Introduction In each neighbourhood (maHallah)1 of Muslim Town, there are mosques affiliated with rival tendencies of practice within Islam. In ordinary everyday speech, these tendencies are referred to as sect or school of thought (maslak; plural masaalik). The sectarian af- filiations of the mosques are typically indicated at their main doors. Two principal divi- sions within the Sunni branch of Islam (which are also referred to as the people of the Sunnah (Ahl-e-Sunnat) are identified at the mosque (masjid; plural masaajid) doors as Deoband and Barelvi.