Blood Donation Camp at MS
Blood Donation Camp Organized at MS Education Academy Corporate Office
A remarkable display of empathy, humanity, and service was witnessed at the Corporate Office of MS Education Academy, where a blood donation camp was successfully organized in collaboration with MNJ (Mehdi Nawaz Jung) Government Cancer Hospital.
Staff and Students Step Forward for a Noble Cause
Recognizing the humanitarian importance of the initiative, the management of MS Education Academy immediately responded to the hospital’s request and arranged the camp. Staff members, along with students from MS IAS Academy, participated wholeheartedly. Their voluntary blood donations served as a strong example of compassion and social responsibility. As one staff member shared, “If our blood can help save a life, there is no greater honor.”
Leadership by Example: Chairman Joins the Effort
The Founder and Chairman of MS Education Academy, Mr. Mohammed Lateef Khan, also joined the noble cause by donating blood himself, alongside members of the Academy’s management. Speaking on the occasion, he emphasized that this was not a one-time initiative. “We have organized several blood donation camps in the past at the request of hospitals and NGOs, and, In Shaa Allah, we will continue to do so in the future.”
A Message Beyond Donation
Mr. Lateef Khan highlighted the broader purpose behind such efforts: “We want our blood and sweat to serve the nation and the community. This is not just a donation—it’s a message of life, hope, and humanity.”
Appreciation and Prayers
MNJ Cancer Hospital officials thanked MS Education Academy for its timely support and appreciated the strong sense of service displayed by the institution. Certificates of appreciation were distributed among all blood donors. Concluding the event, Mr. Mohammed Lateef Khan offered heartfelt prayers, asking Allah to accept this act of kindness and bless all donors with the best rewards in this life and the hereafter.
Inauguration of Zaibus Charitable Eye Clinic
Inauguration of Zaibus Charitable Eye Clinic
Another Welfare Initiative by MS Education Academy
The Zaibus Charitable Polyclinic, established in memory of the late Mrs. Zaibunnisa, mother of Mr. Mohammed Lateef Memory Khan, Chairman and Founder of MS Education Academy has been providing healthcare services for the past seven years in Jhirra, Asifnagar, Hyderabad. Under the supervision of experienced and qualified doctors, the clinic offers medical consultations along with three days of medication for just ₹30, specifically for the underprivileged and needy.
Taking this mission further, a new Zaibus Charitable Eye Clinic has been officially inaugurated on the first floor of the same building. The clinic was inaugurated by Maulana Shah Jamal ur Rahman, whose prayers and words of encouragement highlighted the importance of this noble service in light of the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
On this occasion, Mr. Mohammed Lateef Memory Khan shared his thoughts: “By the grace of Almighty Allah, MS Education Academy has launched another welfare initiative today. This specialized eye clinic has been started under the Zaibus Charitable Trust, named after my beloved late mother, to provide affordable eye care for economically disadvantaged individuals suffering from vision-related ailments.”
He further stated: “This clinic is not just a healthcare facility, but a means to educate and improve the lives of the public. We believe it will especially benefit children whose education is being impacted due to poor eyesight, helping them re-engage with learning.”
He also recalled that during his visit to the Zaibus Charitable Polyclinic, former IAS officer Mr. Ameerullah Khan had emphasized the urgent need for a dental and eye clinic. “Following his advice, we first established the dental clinic, and now we have taken this new step toward eye care.”
Currently, five welfare institutions are operating under the umbrella of MS Education Academy for public benefit:
- Zaibus Charitable Polyclinic – Jhira, Asifnagar : Affordable general healthcare by experienced doctors
- Zaibus Charitable Pharmacy – Jhira, Asifnagar : Low-cost medicines to the poor and needy.
- Zaibus Charitable Dental Clinic – Jhira, Asifnagar: Affordable dental care services
- Zaibus Charitable Diagnostic Centre – Muradnagar: Discounted diagnostic tests and lab services
- Zaibus Skill Centre – Shah Ali Banda, near Charminar: Offers free vocational training courses for widows and needy women to help them become self-reliant
All these institutions are run under the guidance of MS Education Academy with the mission to help the poor and needy, and uplift the underprivileged section of community by providing them with opportunities to lead a dignified life.
Mr. Mohammed Lateef Memory Khan concluded with a heartfelt prayer, asking Almighty Allah to accept this effort and enable it to continue serving humanity.
Present at the inauguration of the Zaibus Charitable Eye Clinic were MS Education Academy’s Managing Directors Mr. Anwar Ahmed, Dr. Moazzam Hussain, and Executive Directors Mr. Mohammed Owais Khan and Mr. Mohammed Ilyas Khan.
Fostering Faith across MS Institutions
Fostering Faith across MS Institutions: Namaz Hall Inaugurated at MS Junior College
Prayer, one of the five pillars of Islam, holds immense significance. In today’s fast-paced world, especially among youth engrossed in academics, fostering a connection with prayer has become essential. Recognizing this need, MS Education Academy has consistently provided dedicated spaces for prayer across its schools and colleges.
Adding another milestone to its efforts, the MS Junior College in Malakpet recently completed the construction of a prayer hall in its new building. The facility also includes provisions for ablution (wudu). The inauguration ceremony was graced by the eminent Mufti Khaleel Ahmed, Chancellor of Jamia Nizamia, who led the Zuhr prayer and addressed the students.
During his address, Mufti Khaleel Ahmed emphasized the unparalleled significance of knowledge in Islam, stating, “Islam accords knowledge a status unlike any other religion. May Allah accept this noble initiative, grant forgiveness to those for whom this has been dedicated, and bless this institution with continued success in imparting both religious and worldly education.”
Ahmed Balala, MLA of Malakpet, was the guest of honor at the event. He congratulated the students and their parents for choosing an institution that nurtures them with both academic and Islamic education. “You are truly fortunate to study in a place that equips you with both worldly knowledge and religious teachings,” he remarked.
The event was attended by the Founder-Chairman of MS Education Academy, Mohammed Lateef Khan, along with Managing Directors Anwar Ahmed and Dr. Mazhar Hussain. In his speech, Mohammed Lateef Khan reminded students of the ultimate return to Allah and urged them to stay mindful of their responsibilities. He also expressed gratitude to the distinguished guests for their presence.
The newly inaugurated prayer hall facilitates prayer arrangements for both male and female students at separate timings. After the boys completed their Zuhr prayer, the girls also performed their prayers. Following the prayers, Mufti Syed Ziauddin Naqshbandi addressed the girls, offering motivational advice and leading a heartfelt dua for the success of the institution and its members.
He highlighted the pivotal role of MS Education Academy in fostering a balanced education that combines religious and contemporary knowledge. “We thank Allah for the blessing of institutions like MS Group in Hyderabad, which continue to illuminate young minds with the light of both spiritual and worldly education. May Allah keep this institution and its founders steadfast in their mission and make them a beacon of knowledge wherever they go.”
The prayer hall’s inauguration stands as a testament to MS Education Academy’s commitment to creating a harmonious blend of academic excellence and spiritual enlightenment, fostering an environment where students grow into well-rounded individuals.
MSIANS UNITE IN FAJR PRAYER AT MECCA MASJID
MISSION FAJR 2024: 1000 MS STUDENTS UNITE IN PRAYER FOR FAJR
The historic Mecca Masjid was filled with devotion this morning as over 1,000 students from MS Education Academy congregated to offer the Fajr prayer, showcasing their deep commitment to faith. As part of the 40-day initiative Mission Fajr the students along with their parents, were invited to participate in this special congregation. The event saw over 2,000 people in attendance, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere.
Mission Fajr was launched at MS three years ago with the goal of nurturing in students the lifelong habit of offering prayers. The initiative also aims to highlight the benefits of maintaining a disciplined routine, encouraging students to go to bed early and wake up early for a healthier and more productive lifestyle.
This academic year, Mission Fajr at MS Education Academy begins on November 11, 2024, encouraging students to rise early each day, not only to perform their Fajr prayer but also to embrace a lifestyle rooted in faith, devotion, and discipline. The program highlights the spiritual significance of prayer, guiding students to seek the countless virtues and blessings bestowed by Allah Almighty.
As part of MS Education Academy’s Mission Fajr 2024, students were invited to offer Fajr prayer at the historic Mecca Masjid today. The prayer was led by the mosque’s Imam, Maulana Latif Ahmed Sahib. Following the prayer, Maulana Latif commended MS Education Academy for their 40-day Mission Fajr initiative and congratulated for fostering a spirit of devotion among students. He emphasized that those who offer Fajr prayers will be in the responsibility of Allah Almighty and highlighted the importance of Fajr in the light of Hadith. Maulana Latif expressed his belief that this initiative would inspire students to develop the habit of waking up early and staying committed to Fajr prayers throughout their lives.
The students’ enthusiasm was palpable as they gathered to offer Fajr prayers at Mecca Masjid. Reflecting on their forty-day journey with Mission Fajr, they described the experience as deeply fulfilling. Many highlighted the joy of adopting a disciplined routine, noting the beauty of going to bed early, waking up refreshed for Fajr prayers, and starting their day with devotion and serenity.
The parents who accompanied the students on this special occasion expressed immense pride in their children’s dedication. They shared how, despite the cold weather, the students woke up early and prepared with enthusiasm for the prayers. Some parents revealed that they had traveled as far as 30 kilometers with their children to participate in the Fajr prayers at Mecca Masjid, underscoring their commitment to this meaningful initiative.
Managing Directors of MS Education Academy Anwar Ahmed and Dr. Moazzam Hussain, along with Junior Directors Mohammed Owais Khan and Mohammed Ilyas Khan, were present on this occasion to encourage and welcome the students and their parents.
On this occasion, Dr. Moazzam Hussain shared his thoughts, praising the growing strength of the Mission Fajr initiative each year. He expressed delight at witnessing the dedication of the students, noting their remarkable enthusiasm despite the challenges of waking up early and traveling long distances. Reflecting on the large congregation of students at Mecca Masjid, Dr. Moazzam Hussain remarked that MS Education Academy’s Mission Fajr has successfully inspired students, parents, and the wider community to recognize and embrace the significance of Fajr prayers.
Mr. Anwar Ahmed highlighted that the primary goal of Mission Fajr is to cultivate discipline, devotion, and a profound connection with Allah Almighty in students through the practice of prayer. He expressed pride in the overwhelming response from both students and their parents toward this initiative. Mr. Ahmed shared his hope that, as students and their families leave the historic Mecca Masjid after offering Fajr prayers, they will carry with them a renewed commitment to incorporate all obligatory prayers, alongside Fajr, into their daily routines as a lifelong habit.
MS Celebrates 6th Dastaar Bandi Ceremony
MS Hifz Academy Celebrates 6th Dastaar Bandi Ceremony
Honors 71 Students who completed the Memorization of the Holy Quran
The 6th Dastaar Bandi Ceremony of the MS Hifz Academy celebrated the achievements of 71 students who successfully memorized the Holy Quran. This event marked the eighth graduating batch of the academy. During the ceremony, MS Education Academy honored the students by awarding certificates and mementos to 46 boys and 25 girls who completed their Quran memorization. The ceremony was held on the eve of 15th August 2024 at Metro Classic Garden, Aramghar Cross Road, Hyderabad.
On this occasion, Hazrat Maulana Abu Talib Rahmani, a special guest and a member of All India Muslim Personal Law Board, congratulated the students, teachers, and parents of MS Hifz Academy. He endorsed the efforts of their parents and teachers who helped the students to complete the memorization of the Holy Quran. In this ceremony, a separate stage with a curtain was arranged for the recognition of 25 (Hafizat) girls, under the Supervision of MS Vice-Chairperson Nuzhat Sofi Khan.
Students with the best academic records were honored with the Hazrat Uthman bin Affan Award. Additionally, those who memorized the entire Quran in one sitting received a special recognition. Mementos were also presented to boys and girls who maintained perfect attendance throughout the school year.
STUDENTS AWARDED FOR BEST ACADEMIC RECORDS:
| No. | Student name | Father’s Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | MOHAMMED NASER HUSSAIN | MOHAMMED KHAJA FARRUKH HUSSAIN |
| 2 | HAMZA ASAD UR RAHIM QURAISHI | MOHAMMED WADOOD UR RAHIM QURAISHI |
| 3 | AQIL MOHAMMED ALI | MOHAMMED IFTAQAR ALI |
| 4 | ARHAAN AHMED | MOHAMMED MUSHTAQ |
| 5 | MOHAMMED SHAHZAIB FARAZ | MOHAMMED SARFARAZ |
| 6 | MOHAMMED ATIF ALI | MOHAMMED ADIL ALI |
| 7 | SYED SAFIULLAH HUSSAINI | SYED AZEEZULLAH HUSSAINI |
| 8 | SYED FURQAN AHMED | SYED MURTUZA ALI |
| 9 | SHUMAILA ZAINAB | MOHAMMED KALEEM |
STUDENTS AWARDED FOR BEST MEMORIZATION:
| No. | Student name | Father’s Name |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | SHAIKH ABU BAKAR | SHAIKH BADROUDDIN |
| 2 | MOHAMMED MUSTAFA AHMED SIDDIQUI | MOHD JUNAID AHMED SIDDIQUI |
| 3 | SHUMAILA ZAINAB | MOHAMMED KALEEM |
| 4 | KHADEEJA FATIMA | SYED HABEEBUDDIN AHMED |
| 5 | ELAF MOHAMMED SALAM KHAN | MOHAMMED SALAM KHAN |
| 6 | IQRA ZUNNITAQ KHATOON | MOHAMMED KHAN |
| 7 | MANSAFA MAZHER | MAZHERUDDIN AHMED |
Maulana Abu Talib Rahmani commended the efforts of MS Education Academy, highlighting that the institution is fulfilling a vital role by providing both modern and religious education to the children of the Ummah. He expressed confidence that these efforts will produce excellent results in the future. He also stressed the importance of promoting education to enrich the country’s cultural heritage.
MS Education Academy’s Founder & Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan addressed the Dastar Bandi Ceremony. He said that the Dastar Bandi program is held annually on the eve of Independence Day to honor the sacrifices of religious scholars in the freedom struggle. He further highlighted the unique teaching approach of MS Hifz Academy, where students are trained in memorization using specialized memory techniques. To date, 371 students have successfully completed their memorization at MS Hifz Academy.
During the ceremony, students showcased a variety of vibrant performances, including naat, nazm, and qirat, for an audience primarily consisting of parents, teachers, and scholars. The event was also broadcast live on the MS Education Academy’s YouTube Channel. Maulana Mufti Naeem Qasmi Director of MS Hifz Academy presented the detailed prospectus of the academy.
The ceremony was organized under the chairmanship of Maulana Mohammed Abdul Rahim Baneem, Vice President of Majlis-e-Ilmiyah Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Maulana Ghiyas Ahmad Rashadi, President of Safa Baitul Mal India also addressed the students and motivated them.
MS Empowers Visually Impaired Students with Braille Deeniyat Course
MS Empowers Visually Impaired Students with Braille Deeniyat Course
Developed a series of Braille books called “Asaan Deeniyat.”
A felicitation event was organized for students who successfully finished Part 1 course
In a remarkable initiative aimed at empowering visually impaired Muslim students, MS Education Academy has launched a pioneering project to provide comprehensive Islamic education in Braille format.
Since 2014, MS Education Academy has been dedicatedly assisting visually impaired students, initially by distributing Braille versions of the Quran. Recognizing the growing need for Islamic literature in Braille, the academy embarked on a mission to develop a tailored curriculum accessible to visually impaired students.
Over the years, MS Education Academy has meticulously developed Islamic literature in Braille, tailored to the spoken Urdu language prevalent among Muslims in Telangana. A team of experts was assembled to compile a comprehensive Deeniyat course specifically designed for the visually impaired. This initiative has resulted in the development of a series of Braille books titled “Asaan Deeniyat”
The first instalment of this groundbreaking endeavour, “Asaan Deeniyat Part 1,” has been successfully implemented with the organization of offline classes in the Old city of Hyderabad in 2019. To further extend their reach and cater to students beyond Hyderabad, MS Education Academy initiated an online course titled ‘Deeniyat Visually Impaired Maktab.’ This online platform provides flexibility for students residing outside of Hyderabad or those preferring to learn from the comfort of their homes.
The impact of this initiative has been profound, with 250 visually impaired students having already enrolled in the course and demonstrated remarkable progress in grasping the material. Remarkably, students have been able to complete Part 1 of the course in just six months, underscoring the efficacy of the Braille curriculum developed by MS Education Academy.
In recognition of their achievements, MS Education Academy organized a special event at its Corporate Office to celebrate the completion of Part 1 of the course. Certificates of completion were awarded to the students, marking a significant milestone in their educational journey. Additionally, students were provided with copies of “Asaan Deeniyat Part 2” alongside Braille copies of the Quran which further enriching their educational resources.
MS Education Academy’s commitment to inclusive education and empowerment continues to inspire, serving as a beacon of hope for visually impaired Muslim students seeking access to quality Islamic education. Through their innovative approach, MS Education Academy is not only breaking barriers but also fostering a more inclusive and equitable society for all.
MS UMRAH GROUP EMBARKS ON SACRED PILGRIMAGE
MS UMRAH GROUP 2023 EMBARKS ON SACRED PILGRIMAGE
The ceremony enlightened by the esteemed scholar Maulana Salahuddin Saifi Naqshbandi
MS sponsored second consecutive Umrah Trip in a row for dedicated Teachers
In a resplendent display of unity and devotion, the MS Umrah Group 2023 has embarked on a transformative 15-day pilgrimage to Makkah and Madinah Al Munawarrah. This sacred journey, steeped in excitement and anticipation, commenced with a heartwarming send-off ceremony at the MS Corporate office in Hyderabad.
The group, comprising 25 teachers and their spouses/Mehram (Total 50) selected during the 2023 Teachers’ Day Event through a draw, is being generously sponsored by the MS Education Academy for the second consecutive year. The profound significance of this gesture underscores the organization’s commitment to fostering spiritual well-being among its staff.
Amidst an atmosphere brimming with emotion, pilgrims received their passports and essential travel documents, tangible artifacts symbolizing the sacred odyssey awaiting them. The ceremony reached its zenith with an enlightening address by the esteemed scholar Hazrat Maulana Salahuddin Saifi Naqshbandi. His words, infused with spiritual wisdom and guidance, reverberated through the hearts of the pilgrims, setting the tone for their sacred journey with purpose and devotion.
Adorned with symbols of pilgrimage, a caravan of buses, led by Chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan and Managing Director Anwar Ahmed, wound its way from the MS Corporate office to the Hyderabad International Airport. This symbolic procession mirrored the steadfast leadership and unwavering support provided by the organization, creating an indelible memory for all present. As staff members, colleagues, and relatives bid farewell, the air resonated with prayers, well-wishes, and a shared sense of unity among the departing pilgrims.
Upon touching down at Jeddah International Airport, the MS Umrah Group 2023 was warmly welcomed by Senior Director Dr. Moazzam Hussain and the revered Maulana Mohammed Abdul Rahim Ba Naeem, Vice President of the Majlis-e-Ilmiyah (Telangana and Andhra Pradesh). This reception marked the commencement of the next leg of their spiritual journey, infusing the pilgrims with renewed enthusiasm.
Looking ahead, the MS Umrah Group 2023 eagerly anticipates the forthcoming 15-day Umrah pilgrimage to Makkah, followed by a soul-stirring sojourn to the sacred city of Madinah Al Munawarrah. Immersed in the spiritual and cultural richness of these holy cities, the pilgrims are guided by the teachings of their faith and the camaraderie of fellow seekers.
In a display of collective unity, the Hyderabad contingent joined hands with their counterparts from Mumbai and New Delhi upon arriving in Jeddah, further enriching the shared experience of this profound spiritual journey. As the MS Umrah Group 2023 ventures forth, the echoes of prayers and well-wishes linger, creating an ethereal tapestry of devotion and shared purpose that transcends borders and unites hearts.
MS HOST GRAND GRADUATION CEREMONY FOR HUFFAZ
MS Host Grand Graduation Ceremony for Huffaz
Dastarbandi Ceremony held to honor 111 MSians Huffaz 73 Boys and 38 Girls.
300 MSians completed memorization of Quran at MS Hifz Academy
In Commemoration of Independence Day, MS hosts grand graduation ceremony for Hifz-e-Quran graduates. MS Hifz Academy, a beacon of holistic education, celebrated a monumental achievement on Independence Day as it felicitated 111 accomplished graduates of Hifz-e-Quran. On the eve of 15th August 2023, the elegant Dastarbandi ceremony, held at the prestigious Metro Convention Aram Ghar, united venerable scholars, revered guests and proud families in a convergence of spiritual growth and contemporary learning.
In a splendid tribute to tradition and advancement, MS Hifz Academy paid homage to the dedication of 111 young individuals who have become Hafiz-e-Quran. The fifth annual Dastarbandi ceremony, graced by esteemed scholars and dignitaries, illuminated the significance of Quranic memorization in the context of modern education. Under the tutelage of renowned memory trainer, Mohammad Lateef Khan, 73 boys and 38 girls from the distinguished sixth and seventh batches celebrated their graduation from the MS Hifz Academy. Beyond Quranic memorization, they imbibed advanced memory techniques that transcend religious teachings, enriching their lives holistically.
The 5th Dastarbandi ceremony embodied MS Education Academy’s profound mission to cultivate a generation that seamlessly blends Islamic teachings with modern knowledge. The event encapsulated the unwavering commitment of the students, while esteemed scholars shared insights that resonated with attendees, imparting wisdom that bridges generations. For over five years, MS Hifz Academy has nurtured and empowered 300 Huffaz, cementing its dedication to upholding the Quran’s profound teachings. Mohammed Lateef Khan, Chairman of MS Education Academy, lauded the graduates’ achievements and extended his heartfelt wishes for their futures, signifying the enduring impact of the institution. On this occasion, he also congratulated students’ parents for supporting their children in memorizing the Quran. Amidst this celebration, the Academy’s commitment to inclusivity and diversity was exemplified through dedicated sections for women, championed by Vice-Chairperson Nuzhat Sofi Khan.
The highlight of the ceremony was the mesmerizing Dastarbandi ritual, a spectacle where esteemed guests adorned with dignified turbans bestowed certificates and keepsakes upon each accomplished Hafiz, making the occasion truly unforgettable.
The presence of MS Managing Director Anwar Ahmed and Senior Director Dr. Mohammed Moazzam Hussain highlighted the Academy’s steadfast support for its Hifz-e-Quran graduates. This collaborative effort between leadership and scholars illuminated the graduates’ journey toward embracing their heritage while forging ahead into a promising future.
As the sun set on this momentous evening, the 5th Dastarbandi ceremony emerged as a harmonious tapestry weaving together the threads of tradition, knowledge, and aspiration. In a world where modernity and heritage unite, MS Hifz Academy stands as a beacon, illuminating the path for future generations to enrich their minds and souls.
Lists of 111 MSians (73 Boys & 38 Girls) who achieved the amazing feat of memorizing the Holy Quran from the MS Hifz Academy.
| No. | Student Name | Father’s Name |
| 1 | AAFAQ AHMED | MOHAMMED MUSHTAQ |
| 2 | ABDUL AHAD HAMZA | MIR MOHAMMED ALI NAVEED |
| 3 | ABDUL MALIK | MOHAMMED IBRAHIM HABEEB |
| 4 | ABUBAKAR BIN AHMED WAHLAN | AHMED BIN SALAM WAHLAN |
| 5 | AHMED ABDUL WALI | DR. MOHAMMED OBAIDULLAH |
| 6 | ALI AHMED KHAN | AHMED ABDUL RAHMAN KHAN SAAD |
| 7 | AQIL MOHAMMED ALI | MOHAMMED IFTEQAR ALI |
| 8 | ARHAAN AHMED | MOHAMMED MUSHTAQ |
| 9 | GULAM MOHAMMED ZAINUDDIN | GULAM MOHAMMED SHAFIUDDIN |
| 10 | GULAM RASOOL KHAN | SHABBAR HUSSAIN KHAN |
| 11 | HAMZA ASAD UR RAHIM QURAISHI | MOHD WADOOD UR RAHIM QURAISHI |
| 12 | HUSSAIN BIN KHALID | KHALID BIN OMER |
| 13 | HUZAIFA KHAN | MOOSA FAHEEM ULLAH KHAN |
| 14 | IKRAMA HAMZA KHAN | MOOSA FAHEEM ULLAH |
| 15 | M.A BASEER FUHAIR | M.A MAJEED ZUBAIR |
| 16 | MD ATIF KHAN | RAHMATH MUJAHED KHAN |
| 17 | MIR MUITABA ALI | MIR NASAR ALI |
| 18 | MOHAMMED ABDUL HAFEEZ MUNEEB | MOHAMMED ABDUL ALEEM FAISAL |
| 19 | MOHAMMED ABDUL HASEEB SHARIQ | MOHAMMED ABDUL SABOOR KHALED |
| 20 | MOHAMMED ABDUL MUHAYMIN KHAN | MOHAMMED ABDUL MUQEET KHAN |
| 21 | MOHAMMED ABDUL RAFAY | MOHAMMED ABDUL ADIL |
| 22 | MOHAMMED AFFAN TALHA KHAN | MOHAMMED ABDUL MOIZ |
| 23 | MOHAMMED AFFAN UDDIN TAUSEEF | MOHAMMED FAYAZ UDDIN |
| 24 | MOHAMMED ARHAM ALI | MOHAMMED YAWAR ALI |
| 25 | MOHAMMED AYAAN KHAN | MOHAMMED AKBER KHAN |
| 26 | MOHAMMED HASHIR EASA | ABDUL AZIZ |
| 27 | MOHAMMED IBRAHIM AHMED | MOHAMMED ISMAIL AHMED |
| 28 | MOHAMMED ISMAIL | ABDUL SAMAD |
| 29 | MOHAMMED JAFFER SIDDIQ | MOHAMMED ABDUL RAHEEM |
| 30 | MOHAMMED KAREEMAIN | MOHAMMED KHASIM |
| 31 | MOHAMMED KHAJA MOINUDDIN | MOHAMMED SHUJA UDDIN |
| 32 | MOHAMMED LHTESHAM UDDIN | MOHAMMED NAYEEM UDDIN |
| 33 | MOHAMMED MAAZ AHMED | MOHAMMED MATEEN AHMED |
| 34 | MOHAMMED MUSAIB SOHAIL | MOHAMMED ASIF SOHAIL |
| 35 | MOHAMMED MUSTAFA RUHI SUFIYAN | MOHAMMED ABDUL RAOOF |
| 36 | MOHAMMED MUZAMMIL | HAFEZ SHAIK MOHD MASOOD |
| 37 | MOHAMMED NASER HUSSAIN | MOHAMMED KHAIA FARRUKH HUSSAIN |
| 38 | MOHAMMED REHAN | MOHAMMED HASNAIN |
| 39 | MOHAMMED SAFIULLAH KHAN | MOHAMMED UBAIDULLA KHAN |
| 40 | MOHAMMED SAMI UDDIN | HAFEZ MOHAMMED SHAFI UDDIN |
| 41 | MOHAMMED SHAHZAIB FARAZ | MOHAMMED SARFARAZ |
| 42 | MOHAMMED ZIYAD HUSSAIN | MOHAMMED ZAKIR HUSSAIN |
| 43 | MOHAMMED ZUHAIR IMTIAZ | MOHAMMED IMTIAZ |
| 44 | MOHD BILAL | ABDUL HASEEB |
| 45 | MOHD HUSSAIN ALI | MOHD ALI HASSAN |
| 46 | MOHD YOUNUS | MOHD HAFEEZ |
| 47 | MOHD ZUHAIR SHAREEF | HANEEF SHAREEF |
| 48 | MUHAMMAD HASAN ABDULLAH | AFROZ AHMED MOHEMMED |
| 49 | MUNTASIR KHAN | RAIS KHAN |
| 50 | NAWAL UR RAHMAN | AFZAL UR RAHMAN |
| 51 | RABAH UR RAHMAN | AFZAL UR RAHMAN |
| 52 | SHAHEERUDDIN AMMAAR KHAN | SHAMSHUDDIN KHAN |
| 53 | SHAIK ASGHAR UDDIN | SHAIK NIZAM UDDIN |
| 54 | SHAIK GHAZANFARUDDIN | SHAIK NIZAMUDDIN |
| 55 | SHAIK MOHAMMED MUSAAB ABDULLAH | SHAIK MOHAMMED MASIHUDDIN |
| 56 | SOHAIB AHMED SHAREEF | ARSHAD ULLAH SHAREEF |
| 57 | SYED ABDULLAH ALI AZMATH | SYED AZMATH ALI |
| 58 | SYED ABRAR HUSSAIN | SYED MAZHER HUSSAIN |
| 59 | SYED BILAL | SYED SULEMAN |
| 60 | SYED HUZEFA AHMED | SYED QIZER AHMED |
| 61 | SYED IKRAAM UDDIN | SYED FAREED UDDIN |
| 62 | SYED IKRAMUL HAQ | SYED ATHERUL HAQ |
| 63 | SYED KHAJA MOINUDDIN HUSSAIN CHISHTI | SYED ABDUL RAHMAN CHISHTI |
| 64 | SYED MAAZ ALI | SYED MUNEEB ALI |
| 65 | SYED MOHAMMED AHMED UDDIN | SYED MOHAMMED ALI UDDIN |
| 66 | SYED MOHAMMED MUHIB NAHRI | SYED EHTESHAMUDDIN NAHRI |
| 67 | SYED MUSHFEQUDDIN NAHRI | NAHRI SYED ZAMEERUDDIN |
| 68 | SYED RAYYAN AHMED | SAMI AHMED |
| 69 | SYED SAFIULLAH HUSSAINI | SYED AZEEZULLAH HUSSAINI |
| 70 | SYED SAFWAN MURTUZA | SYED MURTUZA |
| 71 | SYED SHAH MOHAMMED HUSSAINI | HAFIZ SYED ALI ABBAS QUADRI |
| 72 | SYED TAJAMMUL | SYED SHAKER |
| 73 | ZIA UR RAHMAN | AFZAL UR RAHMAN |
| 74 | ADEEBA TABASSUM | MOHAMMED AKBAR |
| 75 | AFEEFA MEHREEN | SUHAIL AHMED |
| 76 | AFRAA FATIMA | MOHAMMED WAIAHATH ULLAH |
| 77 | AMATUR RAHMAN MAIRA | MOHAMMED ABDUL MOID |
| 78 | AMINA QURESHI | MOHAMMED AFSAR QURESHI |
| 79 | ARIBA IRAM | MOHAMMED JAFFER |
| 80 | ATIFA SULTANA | MOHAMMED AKBAR KHAN |
| 81 | ATIKA SADIYAH | MD TAHER SHAREEF |
| 82 | FATIMA HOORIA | IFTEKHAR MOHAMMED |
| 83 | FATIMA ZAHRA | SYED VIQAR AHMED |
| 84 | HADIYA BEGUM | ISHTIYAQ ALI KHAN |
| 85 | HANIYA KHANAM | MOHAMMED AMER KHAN |
| 86 | HUDA NAZLY KHAN | MOHAMMED ABDUL BASITH KHAN |
| 87 | IQRA NAUSHEEN | MOHAMMED QADEER UDDIN |
| 88 | KHATIJA FATIMA | MOHAMMED MOINUDDIN |
| 89 | MAHERA AFREEN | ARSHAD ZAHEER KHAN |
| 90 | MALIHA FATIMA | SYED MASIULLAH |
| 91 | MASEERAH TASNEEM | ABDUL RAHEEM |
| 92 | RAKINA KAMAAL | MOHAMMED RIZWAAN |
| 93 | SAFA SIDDIQI | MOHAMMED HAMID ALI SIDDIQUI |
| 94 | SAIMA FATIMA | MD. MAZHAR |
| 95 | SALWA SHEEREEN | MUHAMMED SARWAR |
| 96 | SHAFIA IRAM | MOHD ABID ZAHEER |
| 97 | SHAHEEN FATIMA | KHAJA MOHI UDDIN |
| 98 | SIDRA ATIQA | MOHAMMED AKBER KHAN |
| 99 | SIDRA HUSSAINI | M.A RAHEEM |
| 100 | SUMAYYA FATHIMA | MOHAMMED ALEEM UDDIN |
| 101 | SYEDA AMTUL BUTUL | SYED ALI ABBAS QUADRI |
| 102 | SYEDA AYESHA KHUNDMERI | S MOHD QASIM |
| 103 | SYEDA AZKIYA BUTOOL | SYED SAMIUDDIN |
| 104 | SYEDA KHADIJA AMENA | SYED SAMIUDDIN |
| 105 | SYEDA ZAINAB UNNISA | SYED IMAD HUSSAIN QADRI |
| 106 | ZEHRA AFREEN | MOHAMMED ABDUL HAFEEZ |
| 107 | ZUBIYA ZAREEN | MOHAMMED AKRAM KHAN |
| 108 | NABILA EMAAN | MOHAMMED ABDUL QUDDUS |
| 109 | NABINA NAAZ | MUHAMMAD NAJEEB UDDIN |
| 110 | ZAINAB FATIMA | MOHAMMED WAJAHATH ULLAH |
| 111 | ZAINAB KHAN | MOHAMMED AMER KHAN |
THE SILENT STRUGGLES! HARDSHIPS FACED BY WIDOWS
The Silent Struggles: Hardships Faced by Widows
Widows worldwide bear the immense weight of hardship and face numerous challenges as they navigate life after the loss of their spouses. The journey of a widow is often filled with emotional, social, economic, and legal difficulties. In this article, we will shed light on the hardships faced by widows, emphasizing the need for compassion, support, and empowerment.
Why Discuss Widows’ Hardships today?
Every year on June 23rd, the world commemorates International Widow Day to raise awareness about the challenges faced by widows worldwide and to support their empowerment. In India, where cultural norms and societal attitudes towards widows have historically been concerning, this day holds significant importance. International Widow Day provides an opportunity to reflect on the plight of widows and foster a society that treats them with dignity, respect, and empathy.
Do you know readers, what is the Approximate Population of Widows in India?
India has a substantial population of widows. According to the 2011 Census of India, there were over 46 million widows in the country. This staggering number highlights the scale of the issue and the need for focused attention.
The Challenges Faced by Widows
Widows in India encounter multifaceted challenges rooted in cultural traditions, social stigmas, and economic hardships. They are often subjected to ostracization, discrimination, and neglect within their communities. The condition of widows in India remains a complex issue, and several challenges persist.
Economic Empowerment: Achieving economic empowerment remains a significant challenge for widows in India. The loss of a spouse often leads to financial instability. Many widows lack education, job skills, and adequate resources to support themselves and their families. They often face difficulties in finding employment and are vulnerable to poverty.
Social Stigma: Widows in India continue to face social stigma and discrimination. Traditional beliefs and cultural norms contribute to their marginalization and exclusion from various aspects of society. Many widows experience isolation, limited participation in social activities, and restricted access to religious ceremonies and festivals.
Lack of Support and Economic Hardships: Financial independence is another significant challenge faced by widows in India. Many widows find themselves without any means of sustenance after the loss of their husbands. They often lack access to education, job opportunities, and social support systems. This economic vulnerability exacerbates their already precarious situation, pushing them further into poverty and marginalization.
MS Education Academy is renowned for its commitment to social service and in line with this dedication, it has recently established the Zaibus Skills Centre at Hyderabad. This initiative represents the academy’s unwavering commitment to creating a better society for widows by providing them with comprehensive support and empowerment opportunities. The Zaibus Skills Centre aims to equip widows with essential skills, resources, and a supportive environment to enhance their livelihoods and improve their overall well-being. To learn more about the Zaibus Skills Centre, please click here.
The hardships faced by widows in India are deeply rooted in cultural norms, social stigmas, and economic disadvantages. Recognizing and addressing these challenges is crucial for creating a society that supports and empowers widows. By providing social support systems, economic opportunities, education, and dismantling harmful stereotypes, we can work towards alleviating the hardships faced by widows and ensure their well-being and dignity. International Widow Day serves as a reminder of the ongoing struggle and the importance of collective efforts to bring about positive change in the lives of widows in India and beyond.
Written by: Mohd. Talib Khan
READ MOREMS LAUNCHES ZAIBUS SKILLS CENTRE
MS LAUNCHES ZAIBUS SKILLS CENTRE
An Initiative for Empowering Widows and Deserving Women
Barrister Asaduddin Owaisi Member of Parliament Telangana Inaugurated the Centre
MS Education Academy has established the “Zaibus Skills Center” in the Shah Ali Banda area of the old city of Hyderabad with the aim of empowering widowed women. The inauguration of this centre was done by the President of All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen and Member of Parliament from Hyderabad, Barrister Asaduddin Owaisi.
On this occasion, Asaduddin Owaisi extended congratulations to Mohammed Lateef Khan, the Chairman of MS Education Academy and his colleagues. He expressed hope that it would be a source of support for those in need. He stated that the centre not only provides training in tailoring but also offers training in information technology. Such widowed women who could not continue their education can now improve their lives. He emphasized the need for more centres like this and praised Mr. Lateef Khan, the Chairman of MS Education Academy, whom he has known for a long time.
MS Education Academy Chairman, Mohammed Lateef Khan said that on our annual program “Himmat Day” organized for the encouragement of orphan students, he expressed the intention to start a skill development centre for widowed women in Hyderabad. Today, the inauguration of “Zaibus Skills Centre” took place on Shah Ali Banda New Road in the old city of Hyderabad. This centre is dedicated to his late mother Zaib-un-Nisa. Mohammed Lateef Khan said that he became an orphan at a young age and is well aware of the difficulties faced by his mother. This realization motivated the establishment of “Zaibus Skills Center.”
He further said that the opening of this centre to empower women is a proud moment for us. Zaibus Skills Centre will work to empower widows and deserving women. The centre aims to empower numerous beneficiaries through training in various skills, providing all courses free of cost. The centre includes training in skills such as tailoring, retail training, information technology enabled services, micro-enterprise development programs, self-help groups, certificate courses in early childhood education and Child Psychology.
The responsibility of managing Zaibus Skills Centre has been entrusted to “Safa Society,” a non-governmental organization working for women’s empowerment.
The inaugural ceremony of Zaibus Skills Center was attended by Imtiaz Ismail Chairperson of Telangana State Minorities Finance Corporation.
Mr Anwar Ahmed, Managing Director of MS Education Academy and Dr Mohammed Moazzam Hussain, Senior Director, thanked Member of Parliament Asaduddin Owaisi. Vice Chairperson of MS Education Academy Nuzhat Sofi Khan, also participated in the event.
