NRCC of Jam’iyyatul Falah hold Annual General Meeting at Riyadh

[email protected] (Ramesh S Bhandari)
May 6, 2012

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Riyadh, May 6: The Non-Resident Cooperation Council (NRCC), the overseas ruling body of Jam’iyyatul Falah had their annual NRCC Meeting for the term 2011-2012 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on April 26, 2012.

NRCC is the administration of four active units in Riyadh, Dammam, Jeddah and Jubail, which supervises all the major decision taken by its Head Quarter in Mangalore.

Moderator of the Meeting Mohammad Nawaz (Ex-President of Riyadh Unit) opened the meeting with the permission of NRCC Ameer S. M. Jaffer and invited Mohammad Mubeen (Ex-President of Dammam Unit) for Qirath and the meeting was commenced with recitation of Holy Quran and Mubeen interpreted its meaning which enlightens the importance of charity and brotherhood in Islam.

President of Riyadh Unit Akhtar Shaikh, took the honor to welcome the NRCC delegations from Jeddah, Dammam and Jubail Units. He expressed his and his unit’s pleasure to host the NRCC Meeting in Riyadh.

Addressing the gathering of NRCC delegates, NRCC Ameer S. M. Jaffer took the immense pleasure to welcome all the NRCC Representatives from Riyadh, Jeddah, Jubail and Dammam. He said the presence of all NRCC Units is the symbol of unity which will enhance to understand the commitment to the community.

Jubail Unit, the host of last NRCC meeting took the opportunity to present the Minutes of Meeting and Abdul Samad Kolnad read the minutes and after the few changes in the minutes, the Minutes of Meeting was approved and adopted.

During the first session of the meeting, all the NRCC representatives distributed their report of achievements and accounts for the term 2011-2012. The head of each NRCC representatives had shared the opinion and advised to each other how to improve the activities and succeed the target of achievements. Each unit had acknowledged their shortcomings and pledge to take necessary steps to overcome the deficiency and improve the unit with proper guidance from each unit.

Many pros and cons were discussed and the NRCC representatives from Jeddah, Dammam, Jubail and Riyadh units actively participated in the healthy discussions and took some vital decisions to implement unified LSOP (Local Standard Operation Procedures) to run the day to day activities of Local NRCC Units. Riyadh unit took the responsibility to update the LSOP and the final draft will be distributed to all the NRCC units for their approval and immediate implementation.

In order to avail the maximum benefits provided by the state government and the central government for the minority communities, NRCC representatives had strongly emphasized to appoint a paid ‘Administrator’ at JF Head Quarter in Mangalore, who should exclusively work and perform to get the maximum funds from the related institute and concerned departments. The roles and responsibilities were discussed in the meeting and accordingly the NRCC Ameer will instruct JF Head Quarter to execute with immediate effect.

NRCC Representatives seriously focused on funding for New Hostel on Community Hall and unanimously agreed to finish the major construction work before the monsoon season and discussed the maintenance of existing Hostel. NRCC Ameer had appreciated all the NRCC Units for their valuable contribution towards the construction of New Hostel on Community Hall.

All the NRCC Units has collectively appreciated the progress of “Green View School” at Adkarepaddu, the prestigious project of Jam’iyyatul Falah. All the Representatives has expressed their views and presented their opinion to upgrade the school with finest standard of education.

The second session of the meeting was commenced and NRCC Ameer S. M. Jaffer had presented the report on ‘Utilization and Benefit of Dialysis Machines’. This is another success story of Jam’iyyatul Falah and NRCC Ameer appreciated the effort executed by the members of JF Mangalore Corporation Unit for the success of this noble cause.

It was decided by the NRCC Representatives to seriously work on the completion of all the existing projects and step by step the new projects in the field of education will be implemented as per its requirement. Every projects implementation should deeply analyze and consider according to its essentiality.

Since last several years, Dammam and Jubail units were consistently supporting and contributed to SSS (Student Support Scheme). It was decided in the NRCC meeting that the pattern of SSS should improve to benefit the students as per his/her requirement. Dammam and Jubail Units were given the responsibility to prepare and study the new scholarship pattern under the existing system of SSS, which will be implemented from new academic year 2013 in all 11 JF Taluk Committee through JF Head Quarter.

The Year 2013 will be commemorating as a “Silver Jubilee Year” for Jam’iyyatul Falah. The NRCC Representatives had described this as a prestigious event of JF and all the JF members should take the privilege to mark this event by forming a strong committee to execute the celebration with excellence. It was also suggested to appoint or take the opinion from the best event management companies to make the event most memorable to each and every members of Jam’iyyatul Falah.

The third session of the meeting was commenced with the ‘Open Forum’. The audiences were given the opportunity to ask any questions related to Jam’iyyatul Falah and its activities. The panelist – NRCC Representatives – had answered the queries of audiences to make them understand about JF and its activities.

Election for the New NRCC Ameer was carried out and the President of Riyadh Unit Akhtar Sheikh was unanimously elected by the NRCC Representatives and the outgoing NRCC Ameer S. M. Jaffer and all other NRCC Representatives had congratulated the New Ameer. In his sworn-in speech, Akhtar Sheikh had assured all the NRCC Units that he will coordinate with Head Quarter in Mangalore and simultaneously will inform the results to NRCC Units of the updates and development in Head Quarter and look forward to receive the maximum support from all the NRCC Units for the betterment of Jam’iyyatul Falah in particular and the community in general.

New NRCC Ameer has suggested General Secretary of Dammam Unit Mansour Ali Ahmed to be JF NRCC General Secretary to support him during his tenure and Mansour Ali Ahmed was unanimously selected as a ‘JF NRCC General Secretary’.

General Secretary of Riyadh Unit Nazeer Ahmed had proposed the vote of thanks while the Moderator of the meeting had reminded all the NRCC delegates to carry forward to its success whatever discussed in the meeting in a positive note and to keep close associate with each unit and maintain proper coordination with JF Head Quarter in Mangalore.

NRCC Meeting was dispersed immediately after the Dua’a.

The NRCC Meeting was held at Red Onion Restaurant in Riyadh and the delicious dinner was served to all the guests and the NRCC Representatives immediately after the NRCC Meeting.

THE MEETING OFFICIALS AND NRCC REPRESENTATIVES

1) S. M. Jaffer, NRCC Ameer & Chairperson of the Meeting.

2) Mohammad Nawaz, Moderator of the Meeting.

JEDDAH UNIT

1) Habib Ur Rahman, President

2) Mohammad Mansoor, NRCC Representative

3) Shabih Ahmed Kazi, NRCC Representative

RIYADH UNIT

1) Akhtar Sheikh, President

2) Abdul Hameed, NRCC Representative

3) Nazeer Ahmed, General Secretary

JUBAIL UNIT

1) Farook Kanyana, President

2) Sheikh Mohammad Raffi, NRCC Representative

3) Saleem Udupi, NRCC Representative

4) Abdul Samad Kolnad, Executive Member

DAMMAM UNIT

1) Munaf A. U. S., President

2) Shahul Hameed, NRCC Representative

3) Mahmood Saad, Advisor

4) Mansour Ali Ahmed, General Secretary




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Fasi
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Thursday, 6 Feb 2020

Great job, this will save many lives. Hats off to QISF for this wonderful event on the occasion of Rebulic Day celebration. 

Zameer
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Wednesday, 5 Feb 2020

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Hassan
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Wednesday, 5 Feb 2020

 

Masha Allah. Good Job done by QISF

 

 

 

 

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