PUNE: The Professionals Solidarity Forum (PSF) has launched its new PCMC Chapter with the aim of supporting Muslim professionals through guidance, collaboration, and community service rooted in Islamic values. The chapter was inaugurated at the JIH Akurdi Centre in a gathering marked by reflection, unity, and optimism.
Around 25 professionals from diverse fields attended the launch event, which began with a spiritually engaging Tazkir-bil-Qur’an by Asad Shaikh. The session set a reflective tone, highlighting the importance of faith-based purpose in professional life.
Naveed Khan, assisted by Imran and Jibran, outlined PSF’s vision, mission, and roadmap. He encouraged participants to see professional excellence as a means of community upliftment. The open Q&A session that followed reflected strong enthusiasm, with attendees exchanging ideas on mentorship, networking, and skill-sharing.
The event also featured a motivating address by JIH Pune City President, Tajjamul Khan, who urged members to take ownership of the new chapter and lead with sincerity and purpose. The gathering concluded with a heartfelt dua by Yusuf Islahi, seeking divine guidance and blessings for the initiative.
The evening ended with a shared meal, symbolising the spirit of unity and collaboration that PSF hopes to strengthen through its PCMC Chapter. The forum intends to continue mentoring young professionals, promoting ethical work practices, and building community resilience through faith-driven leadership.
