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Anjuman Faizul Islam Faizabad Rawalpindi
- Anjuman Faizul Islam Rawalpindi has the signal honour of initiating its humanitarian service in
1943 with provision of shelter and necessities of life to thirty destitute children retrieved from
the riot and famine stricken Bengal at the behest of Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah and also of
greeting him, later on his gracious visit to its first welfare centre
- It has earned a unique reputation due to selfless and tireless efforts of its pioneers, as one
of the most well organized and trustworthy benevolent bodies, committed to the cause of national
reconstruction.
- It is a democratically constituted voluntary organization which is being administered by elected
executive committee and office bearers and is neither owned nor dominated or monopolized by any
social figure, family or group.
- It depends mainly on the divine favour, through generous cooperation of philanthropists for
organizing its benevolent activities and does not receive any regular grant from any quarter nor
does it approach or rely on any national or international agency for this purpose.
- It is a reform oriented welfare organization of moderate and broadminded social workers from
different walks of life, which has been playing a purposeful role for social reform and
development without indulging in political strifes, sectarianism, regionalism and extremism.
- It has rendered meritorious national service by providing shelter, necessities of life and
educational facilities to thousand of orphans and destitute children from all regions of Pakistan
and rehabilitating them as useful citizens, patriotic Pakistanis, practicing muslims and balanced
human beings.
Faizul Islam Technical Training Institute Faizabad
Rawalpindi
- Faizul Islam Technical Training Institute is one of the premier training institutes established under
the management of Anjan Faizul Islam. Mohsin Faizul Islam Rawalpindi is a reform, welfare, and education
organization of balanced and broad-minded social workers from various fields of life, which is engaged
in promoting welfare and educational activities and religious values without getting involved in
politics, sectarianism, and extremism. Regular formation of the association 2. In April 1943, it was
under the direction of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and riots took place in Bengal to provide gifts
and necessities of life to the destitute children. After that, his philanthropic activities and assets
gradually increased. So, one after the other, Truck Bazaar Campus, Iqbal Road, Rawalpindi, Faizabad
Campus, Murree Road, Rawalpindi, Dubiran Kalan Campus Ka Kho, and New Campus were also established in T
Road Mandira. Among them, in the form of orphans and destitute children, educational institutions,
Quranic education centers, mosques, libraries, dispensaries, and training institutions have been
established. In addition to the eleven hundred orphans and destitute children residing in their
surroundings, thousands of children of Meeruddin are also beneficiaries. Faizul Islam Technical Training
Institute Faizabad Rawalpindi was established in 1983. Its basic planning and The late Mian Hayat
Bakhsh, the then lifetime president of the organization, who was himself a high-ranking engineer, played
an important role. According to him, the purpose of establishing the institution was to equip young men
with science education and technical training for the economic development of Muslims. and to pave the
way for social development. In 1998, it shifted to the institutional building, which was inaugurated by
the then President Mr. Muhammad Rafiq Tarar. Given the mentioned and primary objective, the Technical
Training Institute organized training for such skills. Those who learn to become useful members of
society b can play a positive role in the improvement of the country and the nation. Therefore, in its
spacious and appropriate building of this institution, according to the requirements of the present day,
there are spacious classrooms, laboratories, and workshops equipped with the required equipment and
facilities, which currently include electrical, electrical decks and One year and short duration courses
in Computer Hardware, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning, Auto (Diesel and Petrol) Mechanic, Machete
Turner, Dress Designing, Welding Plumbing, Civil Surveyor and Computer Information Technology are being
imparted in this series for guidance and training. Accomplished and experienced experts have been
appointed as instructors. Despite these excellent facilities, the quality of Koram has been kept low
compared to other technical training institutes.
