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Sarhadi Gandhi Memorial Society organized a seminar on community progress

Mumbai Mumbai: On the auspicious occasion of the birth anniversary of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, popularly known as “Frontier Gandhi”, the Sarhadi Gandhi Memorial Society organised a thought-provoking seminar titled “Muslims of India: Past, Present and Future”. Aimed at addressing the challenges and opportunities faced by the Muslim community in India, the event brought together eminent scholars, leaders and activists to deliberate on important issues such as education, business and community development. The seminar was chaired by Janab Shamim Tariq, a respected figure of the community and attended by Nawab Malik as the Chief Guest. The keynote address was delivered by Prof. Akhtarul Wasey, former Vice Chancellor of Maulana Azad University, Jodhpur, whose insights on the historical and contemporary role of Muslims in India set the tone for discussions. *Shri Avinash Adik, Sana Malik (MLA) and Janab Idris Naikwadi (MLC) were also present as Chief Guests at the event, who shared their visions about the future of the community. Key Discussions and Topics

The seminar focused on two main themes: promoting education and promoting business within the Muslim community. The speakers emphasized the need for educational reforms, including increasing access to quality education, vocational training and skill development programs. Prof. Akhtarul Wasey in his keynote address highlighted the historical contribution of Muslims to India’s cultural and intellectual heritage and stressed the importance of reclaiming that heritage through education and empowerment.

Discussions also focused on the economic challenges faced by the community. Panelists underlined the need for entrepreneurship, financial literacy and government schemes to support small and medium-sized businesses. Nawab Malik in his address called for unity and cooperation among community members to overcome socio-economic barriers.

Welcome Address and Organizer’s Vision

The event began with a warm welcome address by Advocate Syed Jalaluddin, President of Sarhadi Gandhi Memorial Society and the main organizer of the seminar. In his speech, Advocate Jalaluddin reiterated the society’s commitment to promote peace, harmony and progress among all communities. He emphasised the relevance of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan’s teachings in today’s context and called for collective efforts to address the challenges faced by Muslims in India.

Conclusion

The seminar concluded with a resolve to work towards a brighter future for the Muslim community by focusing on education, economic empowerment and social cohesion. The event served as a platform for meaningful dialogue and collaboration, inspiring attendees to take actionable steps for the betterment of society.

The initiative of the Sarhadi Gandhi Memorial Society was widely appreciated, and the seminar was hailed as an important step towards addressing the pressing issues faced by the Muslim community in India. The organisation’s efforts to honour the legacy of Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan through such impactful events inspire hope and progress.

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