Qazi Hussain Ahmad

Birth and fifty-five Qazi Hussain Ahmed was the third elected Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan after the founders of the Jamaat, Syed Abul Ali Maududi and Mian Tufail Muhammad Sahib. Qazi Sahib was born in 1938 in village Ziarat Kaka Sahib of Nowshera district. His father Maulana Qazi Mohammad Abdul Rab Sahib was a prominent religious scholar and due to his academic influence and political insight, he was elected as the President of Jamiat Ulema Hind of Sarhad Province. Qazi Sahib was the youngest among his ten siblings. His elder brother Dr. Atiqur Rehman Sahib and late Qazi Attaul Rehman Sahib were among the Islamic Jamiat Talaba. Qazi Hussain Ahmed also started participating in Jamiat activities along with him. He studied literature and then dedicated his everything to the Supreme Word of Allah. Early education and practical life Qazi Sahib received his early education at home from his respected father. After graduation from Islamia College, Peshawar, M.Sc. in Geography from University of Peshawar. After graduation, he was appointed as a lecturer at Jahanzeb College, Saidu Sharif, and taught there for three years. He could not continue his job due to party activities and his natural tendency and started his business in Peshawar. Here too he made his presence felt and was elected Vice President of Sarhad Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Political travel After being involved in Islami Jamiat Talaba Pakistan during his studies, he became a member of Jamaat-e-Islami in 1970, then he also held the responsibility of Jamaat-e-Islami Peshawar City and Peshawar District as well as the Emirate of Frontier Province. In 1978, he became the Secretary General of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan and in 1987, he was elected Ameer of Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan and remained as Ameer for four times (1994, 1999, 1992, 2004). Qazi Hussain Ahmed was elected as a member of the Senate of Pakistan for six years in 1985. He was re-elected as a senator in 1992, but he later resigned from the Senate protesting against the government's policies. He was elected as a member of Jamaat-e-Islami even after he was discharged from the Emirate. Unity of the Ummah was his dream and he dedicated his whole life to it. A few months before his death, he established the National Unity Council and struggled to reduce the sectarian tension in the country. of Unity of Ummah is the first priority Qazi Hussain Ahmad was always proud of his one identity and insisted on his identity as the ummah of the Holy Prophet. He always tried to unite the ummahs of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). A coalition of major parties of all schools of thought, Muttahida Majlis Amal (MMA) is the realization of your dreams. After the death of Maulana Shah Ahmad Noorani, he was unanimously chosen as its president despite not wanting any office or position. Prior to this, the Unity Council was established through your efforts to control the fire fueled on the basis of Shia-Sunni differences, you were its soul. The establishment of the Islamic Democratic Union was also the result of his hard work day and night. In the 1980s, when the Muttahida Shariat Front came into being, you were its secretary general, when the flames of linguistic prejudices rose in Karachi, you took the "caravan of invitation and love" from Peshawar. He visited the whole country and reached Karachi and came back to Peshawar giving love and unity to the whole country. When the Ummah was united in Tehreek Nizam Mustafa, he took over the front of Frontier Province and remained behind the wall. The scope of his efforts for the unity of the Ummah was not limited to Pakistan, but Qazi Sahib spread this message all over the world. The differences between the Afghan Mujahideen against the Soviet Union are the saddest part of Afghan history. Qazi Hussain Ahmad Sahib continuously tried to overcome these differences by bringing together the leaders of Islamic movements and scholars and thinkers around the world. But unfortunately, every peace agreement was a victim of external conspiracies and internal mistrust. Qazi Hussain Ahmed continued the same efforts of unity and unity in Kashmir as well. Due to his efforts many misunderstandings and differences spread among Mujahideen in Kashmir were overcome in time. The differences between the founder of the Islamic Movement in Sudan, Dr. Hassan Turabi, and the President of the State, General Omar Hassan al-Bashir, began to take the form of separation, so the parties accepted the order of Qazi Sahib. Once the peace agreement was implemented, but it fell victim to global and regional conspiracies. Despite this, many conspiracies to turn differences into conflict failed due to Qazi Sahib's constant communication. Be it the Iraq-Kuwait war or the issue of Kashmir, Palestine, Bosnia and Kosovo, the massacre of Muslims in Chechnya, the bloody situation in Burma or the suffering of the poor people of Eritrea, Qazi Hussain Ahmed united the energies of the Ummah across the world. Always trying to heal the wounds of the Ummah. Qazi Sahib and extended invitation Qazi Hussain Ahmed paid special attention to the extended invitation after assuming the responsibilities of the Emirate. In addition to nationwide invitations, special contacts with effective people and the formation of various national advisory councils were important activities in this regard. In this context, in 1997, a nationwide membership campaign was started and forty-five million people supported the invitation and program of Jamaat-e-Islami. Qazi Hussain Ahmed MRD, ARD, Tehreek Nizam Mustafa ﷺ, took full part in the movements of Khatam Nabubat. Arrests Qazi Hussain Ahmad also faced the hardships of imprisonment and arrests like every righteous person. In addition to the arrest during the Nizam Mustafa Movement, the American attacks on Afghanistan and the cartoons based on insulting the glory of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in Europe.