THOSE WHO SPEND IN

CHARITYWILL BE RICHLY REWARDED

- Al Qur’an 57:10

Zakat Foundation of Indiawas established in 1998, and is registered under the Indian Trust Act

Income Tax Act, Foreign Contribution Regulation Act &Signed up at Niti Ayog site uder NGO Partnership System

Al Qur’an 2:219

INTRODUCTIONDuring the last seven decades there has been tremendous increase in the number of poor orphans,

widows, patients, disabled and needy among the Muslims of India who constitute 14.2 percent of the

population of our beloved country (as per Census 2011). Such a pathetic condition is definitely a cause for

serious national concern. Innumerable widows and poor women and men live under deplorable circumstances

of want and squalor. Tens of thousands of children are not able to enjoy their innocence and have, instead, to

work in tea shops and similar other places. Young illiterate girls in large numbers stare into the eyes of their

poor parents anxiously awaiting matrimony. Sometimes people have no option but to beg on the street. Many

of our youth do not have access to education despite having intellectual capacity to do so.

Children are God's gifts to us. They become the medium of God's kindness to the humanity. They

constitute our future generations. It is crucial to ensure good education for them so that they may imbibe high

moral values and a balanced personality. They are supposed to be a source of domestic and social pleasure and

a channel for our ultimate salvation in the life hereafter. The community has moral obligation to take

substantial steps for ensuring proper upbringing and educational development of the orphans and other poor

children.

There is Godly injunction for helping the orphans, widows, poor the needy neighbour and the

downtrodden. Faith binds us to give precedence to their requirements over ourselves.

Thus some seriously concerned citizens of India got together and established Zakat Foundation of

India in 1998. This organization has been able to bring happiness and prosperity in a large number of poor

families and has been helping the orphans, widows, the old persons, the students, the girls for marriage, the

deprived and the displaced etc. Praise be to God, the Cherisher and Sustainer of the worlds, Most Gracious,

Most Merciful.

The ZFI's is now an ongoing organized process running continuously year after year. Yet thousands of

additional hopefuls still look towards the Foundation which, though being conscious of their pain, finds itself

incapacitated to help them for want of sufficient resources. Hence we request you, Ladies and Gentlemen, to

generously contribute in the cause of humanity.

ZFI runs two Happy Homes (one each for girls and boys) in New Delhi

and a third one for boys in Bahraich (U.P.). Most of the children are from riot

affected areas of Assam & Gujarat.

At “Happy Homes (Boys & Girls)” arrangements are going on for food, shelter,

clothing, education, medical assistance and entertainment etc for these

children. They study in the best school of the area. Happy Homes have their own

transport. Additional tutors visit there for helping the children in homework and

another set of tutors impart scriptural and moral education. Large number of

applications are still pending but the Foundation does not have resources to

admit additional children.

Darul HijratAllah says in Quran Karim (59.8): Charity is also for the

poor emigrants who have been driven from their homes and

their property, as they were seeking favor with God and His

pleasure. Thus, ZFI has earmarked its plot of land measuring

1,100 sq met. in New Delhi and has accommodated 220 Rohingya

refugees there. It's known as Darul Hijrat. Currently, tents have

been provided to them. Part of the land has been raised by

making a platform with financial help. These Rohingya

children’s education is also sponsored by ZFI. The bigger project

of constructing multi-story accommodation is under planning.

neighbours, cultivating members of extended family, need for circulation of wealth in society, etc. Translation

of Friday Khutbah is put up inside the masjids; books on standard khutbahs are distributed among imams &

khateebs. Masjids are encouraged to open within their premises Daarul Mutala' wa Markaz Ittela'aat, i.e.

Reading Room cum Information Centre. Muslims are advised to avoid offering congregational namaz on roads

blocking the traffic and also to be discreet in calling of azaan so that is decibel level does not disturb the

believers of other faiths.

In Zakat House, Madanpur Khadar, Delhi, ZFI has established As'haab-as-Suffa Institute for Imams &

Khateebs. Monthly refresher courses are organized for Imams & Khateebs who are addressed by national &

international level Ulema and Scholars; each session is followed by group discussion. Imams & Khateebs are

empowered with detailed information about welfare schemes available for community uplift, nuances of

Right to Information Act, importance of Adhaar card, Waqf laws & rules, vitality of being a part of the

Government etc. The significance of periodically explaining the meaning of Arabic Khutba as well as the

Quranic ayaat recited during Friday Namaz is brought to their attention.

As'haab-as-Suffa Institute for Imams & Khateebs:

From ZFI's Department of Scriptural & Prophetic

Traditions (DSPT), we publish quarterly bulletin 'Zakat India' and

small pamphlets on various issues like consideration to

EMPOWERMENT THROUGH

PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNMENT

Sir Syed Coaching & Guidance Centre for Civil Services

In 2007, Zakat Foundation of India established Sir Syed Coaching & Guidance Centre in Delhi and took upon

itself the responsibility of financing the best possible coaching to the academically bright but financially

needy candidates for civil services competitive examinations. They are known as ZFI Fellows.

Competitive Cycle

ZFI organizes its all-India entrance test and viva. Based on these, ZFI Fellows for that year are selected out of

those who are most brilliant but also most needy. These Fellows begin their coaching in the country's top level

coaching institutes in Delhi from June. They write their Prelims in August next year, Mains in following

November followed by UPSC Interview in next April. The final result is declared in May. During this

A group Photograph of 2016 selected candidates

A mock session of2017 selected candidates for interview

To Happy Homes (Orphanages) 45,07,418-00

To Widows, old age persons etc. 11,34,000-00

To Help for Assistance & Charity to Poor 2,053,637.00

To Civil Services Coaching & Guidance Centre 95,31,182-00

To Medical Relief 35,530-00

To Community Monitoring 416,500-00

To Postage & Stamps Exp. 74,609.00

To Printing & Stationary Exp. 394,698.00To Salary 22,06,435.00To Telephone Expenses 27,538.00To Electricity Expenses 308,540.00To Vehicle Maintenance 47,465.00To Bank Charges 46,034.00To Accounting Charges 43,000.00To Legal & Professional 51,178.00 To Misc. Expenses 12,517.00To Payables 15,37,000.00 To Depreciation 1,928,807.00 To Excess of Income Over Expenditure 5,00,367.46

24,856,455.46

INCOME AMOUNT

By Charity/Donation 23,277,598.46

By Misc. Receipts 1,578,857.00

24,856,455.46

ZAKAT FOUNDATION OF INDIAIncome & Expenditure Account For the Year ended on 31st March 2016

EXPENDITURE AMOUNT

competitive cycle of 22 months the ZFI Fellows stay in ZFI's civil services hostels in Delhi. Thus, one

competitive cycle is of 22 months during which ZFI spends, on the average, Rs 2 lakh (USD 3,000) on each

candidate. You are welcome to contribute.

But, all this is still insufficient. Muslims are badly lagging behind all other socio religious groups by way of

representation in governmental decision making and implementation. Hence, ZFI has planned to establish in

Delhi Sir Syed Coaching & Guidance Centre for 500 candidates including their residential facility. Survey of

land has been conducted, Architects are working on the project.

Your kind support is solicited. your philanthropic generosity is solicited.

SKILL DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

Goal:

Objectives:

Beneficiaries:

Courses:

ZFI and livelihood support is critical for the economic development of any nation. “Kaushal Bharat” is a unique initiative by the Government which aims to enhance the ability and skill of the youth. We are taking initiative to provide our best efforts to contribute towards Kaushal Bharat Mission.

ZFI has established its first high quality Skill Development Center (SDC) “MAKER” in Bahraich district of Uttar Pradesh in association with National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) which will enable a large number of Indian youth to take up industry-relevant skill training that will help them in securing a better livelihood.

also lead their communities in future.

(1) To provide livelihood opportunities through skill enhancement and vocational training.(2) To add value by way of soft skills and preparedness for the job markets.(3) Training strong community leaders.

(1) Young boys and girls from marginalized communities (age between 16 -30 years)(2) Secondary/Sr. Secondary education dropouts.(3) Youth (under graduate college/senior secondary students).(4) Individuals with prior learning experience or skills under Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL).

We are initially launching two trades (1) Call Center Training (2) Electrician and will start other trades very soon namely (3) Computers (4) Fitter Fabrication (5) Solar Energy (6) Retail Sales

has always recognized the importance of skill development and is working hard towards it. Skill development

Our goal is to Identify, Train, Place, and Support at least 5000 youth over a period of three years, who can not only sustain themselves but

God helps those who help His cause

Resource Persons :-

International:

Assam : Mr Mahbubul Haq, Mr. Azim Hussain. Bihar : Mr Amir Subhani, Dr Masroor Ahmad, Mr Anwarul Hoda.Delhi : Ms Samreen Usmani, Dr. Tabassum Nizami, Mr. Azim Akhtar, Mr. Arshi Ahmad, Mr. Tariq Amin, Mr. Arfi, Mrs. Shahida Basu,

Mr. Syed Abid MahmoodGujarat : Mr Afzal Memon, Mr Ikram Beg Mirza, Mr M. Amin Khan, Mr Aqib NabiJ&K : Mr. G. R. Sofi, Mr Iqbal Bukhari, Mr A.Bukhari, Mr Shafi Pandit, Mr Ghulam Jilani, Mrs Tajammul Ara, Dr Shah Faesal, Mr Abid

Rasheed Shah, Mr. Raja Yaqub, Mr. Aqib NabiJharkhand : Mr Mohd Shahid Alam, Mr S S Akhtar, Mr. Syed Aqeel Karnataka : Justice Mohamed Anwar, Mr. Syed M. Beary, MR. Rafi Pasha, Mr Ali Shariff, Mr. Syed Mujahid Mr. Mohd. Azam Ali, Mr Hyder Ali, Mr

Samiullah, Mr Saif Sultan, Mr. K M SidhiqueKerala : Dr. Husain Madavoor, Major Ibrahim, Mr. Saeed Alavi, Johny Tom Verghese, Unice Ismail, Anis CMadhya Pradesh : Mr Waseem Akhtar, Mr Mohd. Nadeem, Mr Iftekhar Ahmad, Mr. Qamar AhmedMaharashtra & Goa : Kader Bhai Sb, Messrs Iqbal & Irfan Fazlani, Mr. Ashfaq Vaid, Mr Ishtiaq Ali, Dr Shaikh Shakir Husain, Dr Azim Husain, Mr. Sultan Usmani

Orissa : Mrs Mamdooha Majid, Mr D. Rahman, Mr Tanwir SyedPunjab, Haryana, H.P. : Mufti Fuzailur Rahman Hilal Usmani Sahab, Maulana Mohd Ramzan, mr. Mujtaba yazdaniRajasthan : Mr Mahboob Alam, Molvi Mohammad Saeed, Mr A. R. Khan, Mr M. A. Tariq, Mr Naimul Haque, Major Khursheed, Anwar Khan,

Mr Iqbal Anis, Mr Abdul Latif Arco, Mr. Rao Usman Ali, Mr. Naimul Haque, Mr. M. Farooqi.Tamilnadu : Maulana Shasuddin Qasmi, Mr Moosa Raza, Prince Abdul Ali, Mr Abdur Raqeeb, Mr. Farhan SheikhTelangane : Mr. Ghayasuddin Babu Khan, Mr. M. Adil Mohammad, Mr. Ziauddin NayyarUP & Uttarakhand : Mr. Masood Ahmed, Mr. M. Laiq Khan, Mr. Zia Usmani, Mr. Arif Durrani, Mr. Rizwan Ahmed, Mr. Mumtaz Ahmed,

Mr. Atiqurrahman, Mr. Khalid Masood, Mr Anwar Ali, Mr. Malik Faisal Mr. Arshad Azmi, Mrs Tahira Rizvi, Mr. Danish Usmani.

West Bengal : Maulana Abu Talib Rahmani, Mr S M Murshid, Mr Mohammad Shahid, Mr. Javed Akhtar, Mr Moshtaq Hosain, Mr Anwar Premi, Mr. Shamsur Rahman

Canada : Mr Sadiq Hasan.Gulf : Prof. Nazim Ali, Dr. Mohammad Obaidullah, Mr. Syed Zahoor Mustafa, Mr. Mohsin Abbasi, Mr. Syed Hasan Mahmood.South Asia : Dr Abdus Salam, Mr Irfan Syauqi Beik, Mr. Mahamed Izam Bin Mohamed Yusof, Mr. Nana Sudiana, Dr. Hasan Bahrom, Mr. Etin Anwar. UK& Europe : Dr Jafer Qureshi, Mr. Shadab Ahmed, Mr. Khalid Sofi, Dr. Imtiyaz Ahmed Khan, Mr. Shakil Ahmed Khan, Dr. Mohamed Ashmawey,

Mr. Faraz Ahmed, Mr Irfan, Mustafa, Mr Ziaul Hasan, Mr. Abu Bakar Adam, Mr. Shamsuddin Agha, Mr. Saif Ahmed, Dr. Aiman Alam Nazki,

Dr Fahim Khan, Mr Asif Khan, Dr. Atif Imtiaz.

USA: : Dr. Khalid Hafiz, Mr. Syed Ali Rahman, Dr Nakadar, Dr Tajuddin Ahmad, Dr Tariq Haqqi, Mr Fazal Khan, Mr Maqsood Qadri, Dr Kashif Mahmood, Ms Ghazala Merchant, Dr. Sadia Manzar, Mrs. Aanam Aslam, Mrs. Rahela Sami, Mrs. Sabiha Rahman

Shari'ah Advisory CouncilDr Shaikh Ramzy (UK), Dr. Mohammad Obaidullah (Saudi Arabia)Imam Bashar Arafat (USA), Imam Shamsi Ali

(Indonesia), Dr. Saleh Alkhawaji (KSA), Dr Abdus Salam (Brunei), Dr Al-Bakry Ahmad (Singapore), Prof Kausar Mustafa

(Bangladesh), Maulana A. Qadir (Sri Lanka), Dr Hoossen Essof (South Africa), Mr. Elnur Selihovik (Bosnia), Maulana

Mahmood Madani, Maulana Kalim Siddiqi (U.P.), Mufti Fuzailur Rahman Hilal Usmani (Punjab), Maulana Syed Mushtaq

Nadvi (Madhya Pradesh), Mufti Abdullah Phulpuri (U.P.), Maulana Abu Talib Rahmani (W. B.), Maulana Mohd Qasim

(Tamilnadu), Maulana Mohd Ramzan (Haryana), Maulana Ikramul Haq Qasmi (Delhi), Molvi Mohammad Saeed (Raj.)

Board of Trustees

President Vice Presidemts Secretaries Treasurer

Dr Syed Zafar Mahmood Siraj Husain, S M Shakil Mumtaz Najmi, Irfan Baig Qayamuddin

Asrar Ahmed, Anisur Rahman

Members

Mufti Dr. Mohd. Adil Jamal, Imtiazuddin Ahmed Siddiqi , Kamal Akhtar , Syed Shabahat Hussain

Dr Shah Faesal, Mohammad Shahid Alam , Amin Khan Shaikh , Mohammad Ali Shihab, Mrs. Sana Akhtar

Co-Opted Members

G. R. Sofi, Afaq Ahmad Giri, Syed Abid Rasheed Shah, Johny Tom Varghese, Shiraz Daneshyar, Unice Ismail, Rafia Hasan, Mazid Khan, Anisha jariwala, Uday Kiran, Mohd Imran Siddiqi, Hammad Zafar,Mohd Rafi Pasha, Justin Joseph, Anees C.

Vice Chairman, Iqbal Academy India, Prof. Dr. Abdul Haq

Director (Delimitation): Dr. Rashid Ansari, Asstt. Director: Mr. Wasim Sagar

Director, S S Coaching & Guidance, Centre for Civil Services, Atiqur Rahman Siddiqui

Supervisors, Happy Homes & Darul Hijrat, M. Sadiq, Naved Khan

ZFI Bahraich Branch, CEO, Syed Noorul Hasan

Co-ordinators: Ms. Gladys S., Mr. M. Alimuddin Accounts: Mr. M. Kamil, CA, Mr. Nasir Khan (Accountant)

Officers

Overseas CoordinatorsShadab Ahmed, UK

Dr. Jafer Quraishi, Europe

Dr Syed Saad Mahmood, America

Sadiq Hasan, Canada

Officer Incharge, Kashmir Affairs, Arshid Rasool

Officer Incharge, Bawana Affairs, Shaab Naseem

ArchitectMohammad Zeeshan

Justice Rajinder Sachar, Mr Kader Fazlani, Prof. Tariq Mansoor, Lt. Gen. Zamiruddin Shah, Dr. G. N Qazi,

Mr H K Khan, Mr Syed Faisal Ali, Mr Mumtaz Rizvi, Prof. Waseem Akhtar, Mrs Rehana Siddiqui, Mr Rashid Mirza, Mr Sirajuddin

Qureshi, Mr Ishrat Aziz, Dr Mukhtar Ansari, Prof SAM Naqvi, Adv Ejaz Maqbool, Mr Manzoor Ahmed, Dr Mohd Khalilullah, Dr

Ikramul Haq, Mr Syed Fakhre Alam, Mr Nirmal Singh, Mrs Arifa Sherwani, Mrs Varija Sharma, Rev Fr Packiam Samuel, Adv

Ambar Qamruddin, Mr Mahmood Akhtar, Maulana Abdul Aziz Salafi, Mr Salim Usmani, Mr Anis Durrani, Mr Abdus Sattar, Mr

Mohd Idris Khan, Mr S S Lamba, Mr Harsh Mandar, Barrister J C Batra, Mr Mohd Zaki, Mr Mohd Kamil, Mr Mohd Mohsin, Mr Nasir

Iqbal, Mr Julian Fletcher, Mr Suhail Razzack, Mr Nadeem Ahmed, Mr Masood Javed, Mr Naseeruddin, Dr Nayyar Alam, Mr

Mohd Kamran, Mr Mohd Anis, Mr Naseem, Dr Mohd. Farooque, Mr Mehtab, Mr Mohd. Saeed, Mrs Azra Razzack, Mr Muhibullah

Abbasi, Mr Mohd Nafis, Mr Sharafat Hussain, Mr Tehsin Siddiqui, Capt. Shahnawaz, Mr Irfan Qureshi, Mr Nazir Ahmed, Mr

Mohd Abdullah, Mr Mohd Khursheed, Mr Munawwar, Mr Asif Ali, Mr Firoz Khan, Mr S M Majid, Iftekhar Ahmed Hashmi, Mr Asim

Islahi, Mr M I Khan, Mr Tahir Ismail, Dr Nazira Mahmood, Ms Nazish Jalali, Ms Nahid Shakeel, Mrs. Nayab Begum, Ms Nayab

Farooq Alvi, Ms Ayesha Sultana, Mrs. Gule Rana Siddiqui, Mrs. Shamim Begum, Mr Ameen Zaidi, Mr Babar Zaidi, Mr Irfan

Haider, Mr Wakiluddin, Mr Mohd Urooj, Prof. Shafiq Nadvi, Mr Abdullah Sultan Usmani, Mr Syed Abid Mahmood

Dr M. Nafis Siddiqui,

Special Invitees

Zakat Foundation of India“Happy Home”, A-11, Khajoori Road,

Jogabai Extn. Jamia Nagar, New Delhi - 110025

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