All India Shia Personal Law Board
Indian Shia organisation
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Model Nikahnama
In 2016, All India Shia Personal Law Board came out with a model 'nikahnama' that denounced triple talaq in one sitting among the Muslims. Until both husband and wife give their consent for divorce, it cannot take place. A similar draft was presented at AISPLB convention in Mumbai in 2007.
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Shia Board members
- Chairman
- Maulana Kalbe Sadiq
- Religious Advisors
- Ayatollah Syed Mohammad Jafar Rizvi (Daam e zallahu) – Principal Sultan ul Madaris LUCKNOW
- Maulana Syed Ali Taqvi (Delhi) – Imam-e-Juma Shia Jama Mosque, Delhi
- Maulana Syed Ghulam Hussain Raza Agha (Hyderabad)
- Maulana Syed Mohammad Taqi Rizvi (Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh)
- Maulana Mahmoodul Hasan Khan (Jaunpur) Ex-Principal Hawzah Ilmiya Nasirya
- Maulana Taqi-ul-Haideri (Faizabad) – Principal Wasiqa Arabia College
- President
- Syed Saim Mehdi Naqvi (Lucknow)
- Vice Presidents
- Maulana Syed Ali Taqvi (Delhi) – Imam-e-Juma Shia Jama Masjid Delhi
- Maulana Syed Mohammad Taqi Rizvi (Lucknow)
- Maulana Syed Saim Mehdi (Lucknow)
- General Secretary
- Maulana Syed Ghulam Hussain Raza Agha (Hyderabad)
- Secretaries
- Maulana Syed Sharafat Hussain Kazmi (Meerut)
- Dr. Syed Sadiq Naqvi (Hyderabad)
- Maulana Syed Zaheer Abbas (Mumbai)
- Maulana Dr. Mohammad Raza (Lucknow)
- Joint Secretaries
- Maulana Zaheer Ahmad Iftikhari (Lucknow)
- Maulana Ali Hussain Qummi (Lucknow)
- Maulana Syed Abbas Irshad Naqvi (Lucknow)
- Shikoh Azad (Lucknow)
- Secretary of Finance
- Advocate Mubarak Hussain (Lucknow)
- Treasurer
- Professor S. M. Sayeed
- Founder Member
- Hashim Zaidi
In December 2005, vice-president, Maulana Engineer Qadim Hussain died. (In March 2007, President Mumbai Region Syed Mohammed Nawab Zaidi died.) On 26 January 2010, Religious Advisor Ayatullah Maulana Syed Mohammad Jafar Rizvi died in the city of Lucknow.
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