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AIMPLB now more
representative, Rabey Nadvi president for third term
Sunday, March 21, 2010 06:10:48 PM ,
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Maulana
Rabey Hasan Nadwi
(Photo: The Milli
Gazette)
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Lucknow:
The All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) in its 21st annual
convention held at Nadwatul Uloom unanimously re-elected Maulana
Rabey Hasan Nadwi as president in Lucknow on Saturday.
The board also directly elected Deputy Chairperson, Rajya Sabha, K
Rehman Khan and Justice (retd.) Shah Mohammad Qadri as its founder
members on Saturday.
Earlier the outgoing Vice-President (V-P) and shia cleric Maulana
Kalbe Sadiq conducted the election proceedings and declared Maulana
Rabey Hasan as president as no other name was proposed. It is his
third term as president of the AIMPLB.
Briefing the results, Zafaryab Jilani stated that K Rehman Khan was
associated with board as special invitee while Justice (retd.) Qadri
who had retired from Supreme Court was presently engaged in
translation of board's book in english. "Due to their association
and service for the board they have been elected as founder member,"
he said.
There are 102 founder members of the board which includes members
who founded the board in April 1972. Vacancies arise due to
resignation or death of any founder member. There were eight such
vacancies in founder member category. The board besides the founder
member also has 149 including 30 females term members elected for a
tenure of three years. A 50 member Executive Committee (EC) is also
elected which is headed by the president.
The board also increased the number of women representation besides
including members from unrepresented areas of the country. Earlier
there were only one female member in EC while their strength has
been increased to five including Begum Naseem Iqtedar Ali, Dr
Rukhsana Lari, Dr Safia Naseem (all Lucknow), Mrs Noorjahan Shakeel
(Kolkata) and Dr Asma Zehra (Hyderabad). The notable male EC members
include Chairman, Delhi Minorities Commission, Kamal Farooqui, SQR
Ilyas, Khalid Saifullah (hyderbad), Atequr Rehman (Mumbai) who is an
important cleric of Bareillvi sect.
For the first time the board also gave representation to
unrepresented areas as Ghulam Hussain MP from Ladakh, Maulana Bilal
fro Meghalaya and Syed Ahmed from Tripura. It also has increased its
representation from Kashmir by inducting three more members. Maulana
Ateequr Rehman MLA has been accomodated from Assam. "The board now
has a pan India reflection with representation from all sects and
regions," said SQR Ilyas.
Meanwhile, the Social Reforms Committee of the board also met in the
morning at Nadwatul Uloom. The committee took up issues as expensive
marriages, rising trend of dowry and other social issues. The board
will again meet in the evening where the general secretary Maulana
Wali Rahmani will present his report.
Refusing to comment on any issue, board's spokesperson, SQR Ilyas
remarked: "All the issues as terrorism, shariah, social reforms etc.
will be discussed during next sitting on Sunday. The board will come
out with its resolution on Sunday evening," he said.
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