National
Seminar on ‘Management of Waqf Board properties’ begins in Bhopal
Tuesday March 15, 2011 01:00:43 PM,
Pervez Bari, ummid.com
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Bhopal:
A two-day national seminar on 'Management of Waqf Board
properties' was inaugurated by Madhya Pradesh Waqf Board Chairman
Ghufran Azam here at R.C.V.P Naronha Academy of Administration on
Monday.
Speaking on the occasion, Waqf Board Chairman Ghufran Azam said
that the Waqf is not related to religion of Muslims but it is a
social work. He lauded the efforts for holding a seminar on
management of Waqf Board properties. He said that awareness could
be created among the common people of properties of Waqf through
the seminar.
At the outset, Coordinator Dr. Mohammed Najmi threw light on the
objectives of holding the seminar. He said that the social,
economic and educational targets could be achieved through such
seminars to make people aware of the importance of Waqf
properties. Besides, Madhya Pradesh, Waqf Board officials from
Tamil Nadu, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Punjab and Uttarakhand are taking
part in the seminar being organised.
On behalf of Madhya Pradesh, former DGP RK Agnihotri, Omar Farooq
Khatani, Legal Service Secretary AJ Khan, Iqbal Ahmad, Chudawat
and JP Rao are participating in the seminar.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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