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A Muslim freedom fighter for whom British Police brought horse to ride him to jail

Bethra Village (Sultanpur District), UTTAR PRADESH :

The Surviving kin of Jameel Ahmed Khan, Niayz Ahmed Khan, Nisar Ahmed Khan, Fayyaz Ahmed Khan, Abdul Rehman Khan, Ubaiur Rehman Khan and Wahedur Rehman Khan

British ruled over India, exploiting its people, resources, and wealth. But then there were heroes, the Indian Freedom fighters, who liberated the land through extraordinary acts of courage, valour, and a never-say-die spirit, despite having to make numerous physical, emotional, and personal sacrifices. Some get the limelight, while others remain in the shadows and contribute just as much as the others.

This is the story of one such true freedom fighter, whose tale will inspire you with courage, emotion, and patriotism.

Jameel Ahmed Khan, a resident of Bethra village in the Sultanpur district of Uttar Pradesh, was remembered for his extraordinary contribution and inordinate struggle.

Jameel Ahmed Khan was an ardent, outspoken anti-British activist who was at the forefront of many activities considered against the then British Raj.

This incident demonstrates his patriotism and altruistic behaviour, as when he was sentenced to imprisonment, he discussed the matter with his wife and divorced her so that she could marry someone else, as he was well aware of the uncertainty of his release and the sufferings his wife could face.

When the British Raj Police arrived to arrest him, Jameel Ahmed Khan refused to be handcuffed, declaring, “It is an honour to be a prisoner in the struggle to liberate my homeland, but I will not be handcuffed, and I will go to jail on horseback only because for me this is not a punishment, but a celebration and pleasure.” As a result, he had a horse brought to him and rode it to jail.

In Bethara, IAS and IPS Sultanpur District visited Jameel Ahmed Khan’s surviving kins and presented them with the Praman Patra in recognition of their ancestors’ contributions.

Shrimati Jabbarunnisa, Jameel Ahmed Khan’s only daughter, has four sons Jalal Ahmed Khan (died in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, in 1984), Niayz Ahmed Khan, Nisar Ahmed Khan, Fayyaz Ahmed Khan and two daughter Razia and Zareena.

Niyaz Ahmed Khan sons, i.e. the fourth generation of freedom fighter Jameel Ahmed Khan are Abdul Rehman Khan, the founder and Chairman of Mumbai’s Bilal School, Ubaiur Rehman Khan, the Founder and Director of Blossom Media Pvt. Ltd. and Abyaz Textile CEO Wahedur Rehman Khan.

The family is pleased that Jameel Ahmed Khan’s contribution is remembered during this historic and significant Indian festival, 75th Azaadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav.

Jail Yatra Certificate issued by Dist. Jail Authority of Sultanpur.

Tamr Patra presented to Jameel Ahmad Khan by Prime Minister Shmt. Indra Gandhi on the occasion of 25th Anniversary of Independence on August 15, 1972

Badge presented to the kin of Jameel Ahmad Khan by Motilal Vora, the Governor of Uttar Pradesh on the occasion of 50th Anniversary of Independence on August 7, 1993

Certificate presented to the kin of Jameel Ahmad Khan by Motilal Vora, the Governor of Uttar Pradesh on the occasion of 50th Anniversary of Independence on August 7, 1993

Praman Patra presented to the kin of Jameel Ahmad Khan by Sultanpur Dirtrict Authorities Ravish Gupta (IAS), DM Sultanpur and Soman Varma (IPS) the Superintendent of Police, Sultanpur on the occasion of 50th Anniversary of Independence on August 7, 1993

source: http://www.siasat.com / The Siasat Daily / Home> Opinion / by Neha Khan, Guest Contributor / August 20th, 2022

Aligarh Muslim University mourns Professor Yasin Mazhar Siddiqui’s demise

Aligarh, UTTAR PRADESH :

Aligarh :

Noted Islamic scholar and author, Professor Yasin Mazhar Siddiqui (76), former Chairman, Department of Islamic Studies, Aligarh Muslim University passed away today after a prolonged illness.

Professor Yasin Mazhar Siddiqui wrote more than 40 books and 300 research articles in Urdu, Arabic and Persian. His writings on the Prophet and his teachings got wide acclaim. He wrote extensively in reputed literary journal, ‘Nuqoosh’ and got international ‘Nuqoosh Award’, ‘Seerat-e-Rasool Award’ and ‘Seerat Nigari Award’.

Professor Siddiqui, an alumnus of Aligarh Muslim University worked for ten years at the department of History before joining the department of Islamic Studies as a Reader, and later he became professor and chairman of the department. He also served as the Provost of Aftab Hall.

Professor Tariq Mansoor, Vice Chancellor, expressed his deep sense of sorrow at the demise of professor Siddiqui whose profound scholarship explored new dimensions of Seerah writing. His death causes irreparable loss to the academic world.

Professor Nisar Ahmad Khan, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences, Professor Muhammad Ismail, Chairman, Department of Islamic Studies and Professor Obaidullah Fahad deeply mourned his death.

source: http://www.milligazette.com / The Milli Gazette / Home> News> Community News / by The Milli Gazette Online / September 15th, 2020

Muslim Co-op. Bank Polls : Mir Humayan team retains all 11 seats

 (sitting from left) Fiaz Pasha, Nisar Ahmed Khan, Team leader Mir Humayun, Dr. Abdul Ravoof, Dr. Muneer Ahmed; (standing) Meher Banu, Iftekahr Ahmed Khan, Rahmath Ulla Shariff, Abdul Rahman Shariff, Ahmed Saleem Ahmed and Nasreen Begum
(sitting from left) Fiaz Pasha, Nisar Ahmed Khan, Team leader Mir Humayun, Dr. Abdul Ravoof, Dr. Muneer Ahmed; (standing) Meher Banu, Iftekahr Ahmed Khan, Rahmath Ulla Shariff, Abdul Rahman Shariff, Ahmed Saleem Ahmed and Nasreen Begum

Mysore :

In the elections to the new Managing Committee of Muslim Co-operative Bank held on Sunday at Vidyavardhaka Law College on Sheshadri Iyer road here, the ruling group led by Mir Humayun, President, retained all the 11 seats.

The following were elected to the new Managing Committee of the Bank for a term of 5 years:

Dr. Abdul Ravoof (1,650 votes), Mir Humayun (1,517), Abdul Rahman Shariff (1,495), Fayaz Pasha (1,363), Dr. Muneer Ahmed (1,349), A. Saleem Ahmed (1,278), Nisar Ahmed Khan (1,179), Rahmathulla Shariff (1,122), Iftekhar Ahmed Khan (Backward Reserved-1,179), Nasreen Begum (Women Reserved-1,187) and Meher Banu (Women – 1143).

Out of 5,357 eligible voters, 2,340 members cast their votes at the polling held up to 4pm. The counting was taken up at 4.30 pm in the auditorium of Vidyavardhaka Law Collegeunder the supervision of Returning Officer V. Srinivas Murthy.

The newly-elected Directors of the bank were greeted by Incharge General Manager Md. Khaleelulla Shariff.

On the occasion, Mir Huma-yun garlanded Srinivas Murthy and Sub-Inspector of Police Shabbir Hussain, who supervised the bandobast at election venue along with Inspector Rajanna.

Roshan Baig, Minister for Information, Infrastructure and Haj, congratulated Humayun and his group over phone on their victory.

source: http://www.starofmysore.com / Star of Mysore / Home> General News / February 18th, 2014