9 months ago
Deadline Extended for Waqf Property Registration
The deadline to register Waqf properties on the Umeed portal has been extended to March 12.
Religious leaders and community groups in Telangana are working together to spread awareness and help people register their properties.
They are holding meetings and setting up help centers in different districts.
A big meeting was held at Shahi Masjid to plan these activities.
The goal is to make sure all mosques and Waqf properties are registered before the deadline, especially because people might be less active during the month of Ramzan.
The deadline for registering Waqf properties on the Umeed portal has been extended to March 12.
Religious scholars and socio-religious organizations are intensifying awareness campaigns across Telangana districts.
A delegation of experts will tour districts to clear apprehensions and set up registration facilitation centers.
A key consultative meeting was held at Shahi Masjid to deliberate on the action plan.
Participants resolved to convene an all-party meeting with Waqf Board authorities and hold a joint press conference to appeal for comprehensive registration.
- Who
- Religious scholars, socio-religious organizations, and community representatives in Telangana
- What
- Extension of deadline for registering Waqf properties on the Umeed portal and plans to intensify awareness campaigns
- Where
- Telangana, India
- When
- Deadline extended to March 12
- Why
- To ensure comprehensive registration of mosques and Waqf properties before the deadline, especially considering the slowed activity during Ramzan
Key facts
- Deadline
- March 12
- Location
- Telangana, India
- Portal
- Umeed
- Key Meeting Location
- Shahi Masjid, Public Garden
- Key Figure
- Dr Ahsan bin Mohammed Al-Hamoomi
Quotes
Dr Ahsan bin Mohammed Al-Hamoomi
Khatib and Imam of Shahi Masjid, actively involved in the registrations on the portal
“The meeting also resolved that a joint press conference be held, in which office bearers of all parties and institutions would collectively appeal for comprehensive registration of mosques and Waqf properties. This will ensure the campaign is effective with active participation of community members at the district level.”
deccanchronicle.com
