Major Boost for Maulaiyat Committee as 57 Trusts from Bengal and Odisha Join Nationwide Campaign

Salaam people National Desk 

Nation-Wide Support Pours in for Maulaiyat Committee; 57 Trusts from West Bengal and Odisha Join the Movement

West Bengal Medinipur: 14 April :

The recently formed Maulaiyat Committee Markaz -E Ajmer has gained significant momentum, receiving widespread support from spiritual organizations across India. In a major boost to the initiative, the Samsul Aulia Nezami Chishtiya State Committee, associated with the Mandarmani Chishtiya Dargah Sharif in East Medinipur, West Bengal, has formally announced its affiliation and support.

In an official statement, the State Committee hailed the formation of the Maulaiyat Committee as a landmark step toward the promotion of Sufi traditions, social harmony, and the strengthening of national unity. The committee pledged to contribute actively and responsibly toward what they described as a “sacred mission.”

A Growing Coalition for Peace and Unity

The movement is rapidly expanding its footprint in Eastern India. Reports indicate that 57 different trusts from various cities across West Bengal and Odisha have united under this banner. This collective collaboration is built upon four core pillars:

Nation First: Prioritizing national interest and integration.

True Spirit of Islam: Promoting the peaceful and compassionate teachings of the faith.

Sarva Dharma Sambhav: Upholding the principle of equal respect for all religions.

Promotion of Sufism: Spreading the message of universal love and spirituality.

Strengthening the Sufi Voice

The Maulaiyet Committee aims to provide a robust and organized platform for Sufi institutions, Khanqahs, and various religious trusts. By consolidating these voices, the initiative seeks to foster spiritual growth while fortifying the fabric of brotherhood and mutual harmony across India.

Leadership figures expressed confidence that this endeavor will play a pivotal role in building a peaceful, inclusive, and spiritually aware nation. They further assured full cooperation and active participation in all future programs organized by the committee.

Key Leadership in Attendance

The announcement was marked by the presence of prominent committee members and office-bearers, including:

Syed Ghaffar Hussain (President)

Mansoor Khan (Vice President, Maharashtra)

Dr. Sufi Raj Jain (Vice President, Punjab)

Darshan Ahir (Secretary, Maharashtra)

Sheikh Zilani (Member, Delhi)

The committee’s expansion signals a growing desire within the spiritual community to actively engage in nation-building and interfaith dialogues.

The Maulaiyat Committee, under the leadership of National President of the Sufi Islamic Board and Vice President of the Maulaiyat Committee, Mansoor Khan, has reaffirmed its commitment to global cultural enrichment and national progress.

The organization’s core mission is to promote Sufi culture worldwide while actively contributing to the vision of a Viksit Bharat (Developed India). By leveraging its platform to foster unity, peace, and interfaith harmony, the Committee serves as a bridge between diverse communities.

Key Objectives & Social Initiatives

• Global Sufism: Advancing the values of Sufi traditions to encourage global spiritual connectivity.

• National Development: Aligning organizational goals with the “Viksit Bharat” initiative to support India’s growth.

• Social Responsibility: Taking a firm stand against substance abuse by actively supporting the “Nasha Mukt Bharat” (Addiction-Free India) campaign.

• Interfaith Dialogue: Promoting a culture of inclusivity and mutual respect across all faiths.

Communal Harmony in Action

During a recent religious gathering, the Maulaiyat Committee demonstrated its commitment to inclusivity. The event saw significant participation from:

• Members of the Sufi Islamic Board

• Representatives from the Sarv Dharm Khawaja Mandir Religious & Charitable Society

“Our platform is dedicated to the pillars of unity and peace. As a socially responsible organization, we believe that spiritual growth and national service go hand-in-hand.”  Mansoor Khan