New Delhi: The National Federation of Girls Islamic Organisation (NFGIO) has announced its newly elected Federal Committee. Adv. Sumaiya Roshan, from Tamil Nadu, has been re-elected as President, marking a continuation of her leadership in advancing the organisation’s mission.
The GIO has a legacy spanning four decades, focusing on the overall development of Muslim women and their education, leadership, and social contribution across the nation. The newly elected Federal Committee brings together a dynamic team of accomplished individuals from across the country, ensuring representation and inclusivity in its leadership.
The Vice President, Afeefa Tahniyath from Andhra Pradesh, and General Secretary, Anamtha Dildar Ahmed from Maharashtra South, will lead key efforts in expanding the organisation’s outreach. The Secretaries include Fehmeeda Ilyas Qureshi (Gujarat), Maseera Firdous (Telangana), Fathima Noureen (Kerala), Momina Affaf Taiyebati (UP East) and Safeeda Hussain (Kerala).
Adv. Sumaiya Roshan said, “The NFGIO was founded to recognise the potential of young Muslim women in India and to guide them toward excellence in all areas of life, empowering them to shape the future and drive meaningful societal progress.”
The election was conducted under the guidance of Syed Sadatullah Husaini, President Jamaat-e-Islami Hind, at JIH headquarters here.
