Scholars from across the country gathered for the Jamiatul Qureshi National Conference.

Renowned talents from various fields were honored.

- All speakers emphasized the importance of education, social progress, and unity.

Waseem Akram Quraishi 

Jaipur, Rajasthan.

The All India Jamiatul Qureshi National Conference was held at the Birla Auditorium. National office bearers, scientists, bureaucrats, and prominent figures from medical, education, religion, and society attended. Presiding over the conference, Jamiatul Qureshi National President Sirajuddin Qureshi emphasized the importance of education, calling for serious reflection on the various issues and important topics raised at the event.

He also urged everyone to advance their children and move forward towards development. Zeenat Qureshi, National President of the organization's women's wing, emphasized the importance of empowering girls in all fields, including education and trade, and also took a pledge from everyone in this regard.

 The organization's state president, Haji Naeemuddin Qureshi, and patron, Chhuttan Qureshi, who conducted the program, urged everyone to put aside their differences and remain united and progress on the path of progress.

Chief guest and scientist, Dr. Zaheeruddin, said, "Following the Islamic way, we should acquire education in every field. We should establish new dimensions of development for the country and society." He added, "We have to hoist the tricolor flag throughout the world." Former national president of the Jamiatul Qureshi Youth Wing, Imran Qureshi, emphasized the importance of education and called on everyone to play an important role in the development of the country and society. Discussing the inclusiveness, progress, development, and prosperity of society, he said that we must demonstrate strength in democracy and remain at the forefront of politics.

Guest, NRI Rafiq Qureshi Bhadra, expressed concern over the Qureshi community's lagging behind in political and educational fields despite its large population within the minority Muslim community.  He also described the work done by philanthropist Dawood Qureshi for 36 communities as guiding and exemplary. Outgoing Chairperson of Bhadra Municipality, Muskaan Qureshi, emphasized social unity and the need to responsibly educate girls. Addressing the gathering, she called for reducing wasteful expenditure, simplifying marriages, and investing in children's education.

Jaipur City District President Fasiuddin Qureshi and State General Secretary Khalid Qureshi highlighted the organization's 100-year history, emphasizing the value of education. Shabbir Qureshi Muhammadi, President of Jama Masjid, Jaipur, called for community unity and emphasized educational and economic strength.

At the conference, various scholars, scientists, bureaucrats, and individuals from across the country, including those involved in medicine, education, religion, and society, were honored.  Senior members of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board, Abu Talib Nomani, Yusuf Qureshi, and Shabbir Khan, along with senior figures from medical and other fields, and students, expressed their views and emphasized community unity. State President Naeem Qureshi thanked all the visitors.