Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadith, J&K

Jamiat Ahle Hadees J&K is a non-political Islamic religious organisation in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir. Its main motive is to practice and propagate Salafism in the region. The organisation has thousands of followers across the UT.[1] The Jamiat Ahle Hadees Hind is considered as the parent organization adhering the same ideology.

Jamiat-e-Ahle Hadith,J&K
Information
TypeReligious Organization
MottoQuran & Hadith
Established1952
PresidentGh.Mohd Bhat Al-Madani
AffiliationsNone

The organization has many educational centers across the state imparting the Islamic education and some schools operating under JK Board. The organization planned to open a university in Kashmir but hasn't been able to do so due to some government concerns. The planned university was scheduled to be named as "Transworld Muslim University".[2] The headquarters of the organization is located in Barbarshah, Srinagar. The former President of the organization was martyred in a blast when he was approaching the grand mosque in Gawkadal for Friday prayers.[3][4] The organization holds religious conferences across the state each year in which many scholars of India actively participate.[5] The organization has many charitable diagnostic test centers in Kashmir which provide medical facilities at a relatively less and affordable cost. The main test center is located at headquarters in Barbashah locality of Srinagar and samples are collected at different places like Soura.[6]

The Pulwama district President Mr Gh. Nabi Bandh holds a key position in this organisation as he has rendered tremendous services for this organization. Currently, Shaykh Ghulam Muhammad Bhat AlMadani is President, Moulana Mushtaq Veeri its Vice-President and Shaykh Dr. Abdul Lateef al-Kindee General Secretary of this organization.

References
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  2. "Transworld University proposed".
  3. "President of Jamiat Ahle Hadees suffered in a blast".
  4. "dailyexcelsior/-president-of-jamia".
  5. "Islamic conference in Eidgah".
  6. "greaterkashmir.com/news/srinagar-city/jamiat-e-ahli-hadith".
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