الهند: القيادات الإسلامية تضع خطة لتطوير الشباب

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يشارك "مجلس ميلي الإسلامي" لعموم "الهند"، و"لجنة أمان" بمدينة "مومباي" الهندية - في مناقشة "المبادرة المجتمعية تجاه التنمية" التي تهدف إلى بدء خطوات فعَّالة لمساعدة شباب المسلمين على التخلص من المشاعر السلبية، وتبنِّي المواقف الإيجابية للتغلب على التحديات التي تعترض طريق التنمية الاجتماعية والاقتصادية والتعليمية وغيرها.

وأشار المسؤولون عن المبادرات إلى أنها تهدف إلى خلق اعتماد المجتمع على ذاته، بعيدًا عن المخصصات الحكومية، كطريق للارتقاء بأوضاعهم الاجتماعية، في ظل مطالبة الحكومة بالقيام بواجباتها تجاه المسلمين الذين يُشكِّلون 70 % من مجموع الأقليَّات، فضلاً عن توقُّفها عن تعزيز الانقسام الطائفي؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Muslim leaders in Mumbai draw up growth plan for youth

Some Muslim groups in the city have initiated steps to dispel gloom and remove the feeling of victimisation among the community youths.Muslim intellectuals and community leaders are chalking out a long-term plan to infuse positive attitude among the youths to discourage them from being lured by extremists.

In an effort to put the community on the path of progress, All India Milli Council and Mumbai Aman Committee jointly held a discussion titled "Community Initiative towards Development" at Anjuman-I-Islam near CST on Friday .

"The idea is to make the community self-reliant and stop it from depending on crutches like reservation. Very soon our team will start visiting Muslim-dominated pockets and try to find the ills that bedevil the community members and impede their progress," said All India Milli Council (Maharashtra) general secretary M A Khalid. He added that just after 1993 serial blasts con vict Yakub Memon's hanging last month some community leaders decided to gauge the community's mood and asked Muslims to send in suggestions about bringing the community out of the rut it is in."The response show that there is an urge to move forward," said Khalid.

At Friday's meet Prof Abdul Shaban of Tata Institute of Social Sciences suggested several steps, including promoting entrepreneurship and wealth creation through philanthropic help. "A study shows that though Muslims make up 70% of the total minorities in the country, their share in loans given to minorities is just 40%. The rich among the community should come forward and grant loans to those who want to start small businesses," said Shaban.

Senior cleric Maulana Sajjad Noamani said the community is facing new challenges after the Narendra Modi-led BJP government came to power at the Centre and Muslims should join hands with other weaker sections to fight the forces of communalism.