Jan Mohammad Abbasi
Naib Ameer (Vice President)
Maulana Jan
Mohammad Abbasi was born on November 1, 1925 in a village near Larkana (Sindh). He
completed the conventional religious education (dars-e-nizami) starting in his village,
first through his father, who was himself a great scholar and a successful practitioner in
‘tib’ (oriental medicine). Maulana Jan Mohammad was enroled in a school for
English language, yet his father decided he should follow only one line and specialize in
Arabic, Philosophy and Logic. He, however, privately managed to learn English. In Arabic
(Maulvi Fa’zil) he got the first position in Sind. |
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In the Sindh politics, the
British - ‘Hur’ clash is an important event, which shaped the political thinking
of most conscious families. Abbasi’s family was no exception. This political
background decided young Jan Mohammad’s future and he actively participated even in
the pre-independence political activities. Although he remained in the area of education
till 1955 and also helped his father at his clinic, but he was more and more inclined
towards politics. He came in contact with the Jama’at’s activities in 1949 and
got his full membership for the party in 1953.
After joining Jama’at
he took active part in the organizational and training activities of the Jama’at and
played a central role in popularizing the party in the difficult province of Sindh.
Jan Mohammad Abbasi has
been Jama’at’s key candidate in crucial national elections. Inspite of heavy
odds and tactics of highhandedness, he stood as the only challenging candidate in Larkana
against Mr Z.A.Bhutto in the 1977 elections, wherefrom Bhutto wanted to come unopposed.
As Ameer of
Jama’at-e-Islami Sindh and as Naib Ameer of Jama’at-e-Islami Pakistan, Maulana
Jan Mohammad Abbasi established various new institutions. He has good working knowledge of
Persian, Arabic, Pushto and English other than having full command over his mother
language Sindhi and Urdu, in which he makes valuable literary and political contribution.
(January 1, 2000).
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Qazi Hussain Ahmad
Ameer
(President)
Qazi Hussain Ahmad was born at Ziarat Kaka Sahib, Distt
Nowshera, NWFP,
Pakistan in 1938. His father Qazi Muhammad Abdul Rab was a great religious
luminary and a farmer by profession.......
Liaqat Baloch
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
A former member of the Parliament, Mr. Liaqat Baloch
originally hails from Muzaffargah, a remote area in the Southern Punjab. Born in Multan on
9th
December, 1952, Mr Baloch holds Masters degree in Mass Communication and
a Bachelor degree in Law......
Muhammad Aslam Saleemi
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
Born on June 30, 1933 at Burj Kalan , Distt Kasur,
Punjab, Chaudhry
Muhammad Aslam Saleemi is a law graduate (1957) and also holds Masters
degree in Islamic Studies (1973). He also obtained diploma education in
Taxation and Labour Laws (1972) and has done elementary study in Arabic
and special course of Tafseer......
Chaudhry Rehmat Elahi
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
Chaudhry Rehmat Ilahi belongs to Jhelum (Punjab) where
he was born in 1923. After graduation
he joined the army. He, however, did not stay there for long. Because of his deep
attachment and
concern for Islamic cause and the ‘movement’, he resigned from the service but
left it in 1951
because of the same reason......
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Prof. Khurshid Ahmad
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
A world renowned research scholar, an educationist, an
economist, a versatile
writer and a preacher of Islam, Prof Khurshid Ahmad was born in Delhi on
March 23, 1932......
Prof. Ghafoor Ahmad
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
One of the most respected politician in Pakistan, Prof
Ghafoor Ahmad was
born in Baraily, U.P. (India) on 26th June, 1927. He got Masters degree in
Commerce from the University of Lucknow in 1948. Later, he also completed.....
Jan Mohammad Abbasi
Naib Ameer
(Vice President)
Maulana Jan Mohammad Abbasi was born on November 1,
1925 in a village
near Larkana (Sindh). He completed the conventional religious education
(dars-e-nizami) starting in his village, first through his father, who was himself a
great scholar and a successful practitioner in ‘tib’ (oriental medicine)...
Syed Munawwar Hasan
Qayyim
(Secretary General)
Syed Munawwar Hasan hails from a distinguished family,
based at Delhi before the Partition of the sub-continent. He was born in August 1944 and
as his
family opted for Pakistan, migrated to Karachi in 1947. He obtained Masters in
Sociology (1963) and Islamic Studies (1966) from Karachi University. As a
student, he marked his presence as eloquent speaker, extempore orator and... |
