Patna: Imarat-e-Shariah, Bihar, Orissa, and Jharkhand, has launched an awareness campaign to safeguard Waqf properties following the introduction of the contentious Waqf Amendment Bill in Parliament. As part of this initiative, individuals are being urged to register their Waqf properties with the Waqf Board. The organisation has conducted numerous workshops and activities, both large and small, to highlight the significance of these community assets, yielding promising results.
Fahad Rahmani, CEO of Rahmani 30, organised a special event to motivate and encourage young participants in the campaign to protect Waqf properties. During the event, he welcomed the attendees, prayed for their success, and commended the efforts of Maulana Gohar Imam Sahib and Qazi Wasi in uniting the youth for this cause. Rahmani emphasised Ameer Shariat’s call to register Waqf assets with the Board, noting that such registration would streamline processes and reduce complications for stakeholders.
In recent weeks, a growing number of individuals have taken the initiative to register Waqf properties, thanks to the efforts of Imarat-e-Shariah. Mufti Qiammuddin Qasmi, the project manager overseeing the Waqf registration drive, provided a detailed overview of the campaign and outlined plans for its continuation.
Maulana Shibli Qasmi, acting Nazim of Imarat-e-Shariah, expressed his gratitude and praised the organization’s efforts, describing them as both significant and historic. He also acknowledged the contributions of Fahad Rahmani and his technical team for simplifying the registration process.
Dr. Athar Imam, Nazim of Jamia Rahmani Munger, Maulana Muhammad Arif Rahmani, and members of the Shura of Imarat-e- Sharia, Maulana Ehtesham Rahmani, and others were also present at the event.
