Talk:Mohiuddin Trust
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Mohiuddin Trust or Mohi-ud-din Trust (Urdu: محی الدین ٹرسٹ ) (formerly known as Al Ehya Trust)[1] is non-profit Islamic Charity organization founded by Islamic Sufi and Scholar Muhammad Alauddin Siddiqui in 2004.[2][3] Trust is based in England, and focused on health, poverty, disaster relief and education.[4]
Mohiuddin trust focuses on global issues and the betterment of disadvantaged communities around the world. The Trust strives to benefit those in need and empower the less fortunate and disadvantaged. It is divided into three wings, which are: International Development, National Awareness and Local Regeneration and Empowerment. Mohiuddin Trust also supports education in areas where it is needed most.[5]
In 2005 the Mohiuddin Trust came to the aid of 2005 Pakistan earthquake victims in South Asia, identifying the urgent need to support children and orphans affected by the tragedy. The Trust responded by providing about two thousand children with basic education, clothing, food, medicine and housing.[6] The Trust also played a key role in providing relief to victims of the July 2010 Pakistan earthquake.
The monsoon rains in Pakistan in late July 2010 were described as the worst in 80 years. Heavy rains in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh, Punjab and Balochistan regions have flooded the Indus river basin. About one-fifth of Pakistan's total land area is underwater.[7] Mohiuddin Trust has focused its relief efforts on the worst-affected areas – which, according to on-the-ground coordination teams, have been identified as areas in and around Muzaffargarh, Kot Addu and Layyah.[3] Mohiuddin Trust embarked on emergency relief operations by distributing emergency food, blankets, tents and gas cylinders. Mobile medical clinics were established in concentrated areas to prescribe medical examination and treatment for patients, numbering up to thousands. Although there were scores of volunteers, many from Mohiuddin Medical College, to help carry out the task, more people had to be recruited to deal with the crowd.[7]
Recognizing the extent of the long-term damage, the Council proposed building new homes for flood victims, a significant number of whom have now become homeless and sheltering in tents, Fortune's makeshift shack. Given the scale of this disaster, it was agreed to provide about 200 houses equipped with sanitation facilities and running water.[8] During the first quarter of 2012, Mohiuddin Trust is pleased to announce the completion of 200 houses scattered around Muzaffargarh, Kot Addu and Layya. Additionally, we have fulfilled our initial commitment by delivering an additional 50 homes through exceptional project management and meticulous financial planning, for a total of 250 homes with running water and sanitation.[9]
Through Mohiuddin Trust, Alauddin Siddiqui has opened the doors of educational excellence for the underprivileged. The Trust's first major project was Mohiuddin Islamic University Nerian Sharif. And then Siddiqui founded Mohiuddin Medical College Mirpur and Mohiuddin International Girls College Burnley UK. There are also several educational institutes and madrassas which was founded by Muhammad Alauddin Siddiqui under the Mohiuddin Trust.[10] Some of them are mentioned in the list
Muhammad Alauddin Siddiqui founded the Noor TV (UK) channel in 2006. It is also part of the Mohiuddin Trust. Noor TV SKY Channel 739 is a UK based Satellite Television Channel that is broadcasting throughout Europe, Africa, Middle East, USA, Asia and many parts of the world via Eutelsat-28A and Pakistan at Satellites.[11]
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