Maulana Tariq Jameel launched a clothing brand

 Lahore:

 Leading religious scholar Maulana Tariq Jameel has launched a clothing brand, the proceeds of which will be spent on students of religious madrassas and charity work will also be done from this proceeds.

The brand has been launched under the name "MTJ" in honor of Maulana Tariq Jameel, which will feature Kurta Shalwar and Kameez so that people stay connected to their culture. A page of a brand called MTJ Tariq Jameel has also been created on the social networking website LinkedIn.

 
The details given on this page say that this is a fashion brand which is being supervised by Maulana himself, these brands are trying to learn and follow the principles taught by Maulana. 

At the same time, job advertisements have been given for this brand. According to the LinkedIn profile of Bilal Akram, head of Junaid Jamshed Fashion Brand South, he is the Director Operations at MTJ.

Maulana Tariq Jameel says that he belongs to a land-owner family but he could not do that work for many years due to preaching work. In the year 2000, he started the establishment of religious madrassas from Faisalabad where Arabic Education is given in the language itself. These religious madrassas now have 10 branches under the name of Madrasa Al-Hasnain.

Maulana Tariq Jameel says that regular donations are not collected to run these madrassas. He has been seeking help only from his business friends but everyone's business has been affected by the corona virus. Then he realized that it was not appropriate to ask these friends for help now because the friends themselves are suffering from financial problems.

 Tariq Jameel said that he came up with the idea of ​​running a business to run the system of religious madrassas permanently, after which a clothing brand has been launched in his name, with the proceeds being used to run religious madrassas, school system and administration. There are also plans to set up a large hospital.

Maulana Tariq Jameel further said that unfortunately in the subcontinent of Pakistan and India it is considered wrong to do business of religious personalities which is wrong thinking that only ordinary Molvees have to live only by asking for Zakat and Charity.

 

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