Below is a statement written by the Northern Council of Mosques in response to the Government’s consultation over the registration and monitoring of “out-of-school settings”.

The statement will be sent to politicians, academics and media to clearly demonstrate the opposition to such measures.

If you would like to sign the statement below fill in the form at the bottom of this statement and we will add your name to the list.

 

 

This is a joint statement of key organisations and individuals in response to the Government’s consultation on ‘Out of school education settings: call for evidence’

GOVERNMENT SANCTIONED RELIGIOUS EDUCATION WILL LEAD TO ALIENATED FAITH COMMUNITIES AND UNDULY ENCROACHES ON THE LEGITIMATE RIGHT OF FAITH PROVIDERS TO TEACH THEIR CHILDREN THEIR FAITH

About this consultation process – call for evidence or foregone conclusion?

In view of the opinions expressed by senior political figures in recent months, it sadly appears to many that the Government is determined to see through the regulation of the education in out-of-school settings despite there being an overwhelming rejection of it. The Government is driven to regulate out-of-school settings under a misguided belief that regulation is required because there exists compelling and quality evidence that justifies religious education out-of-school settings are engaging in ‘’prohibited activities’’ that is ‘’undesirable teaching, for example teaching which undermines or is incompatible with fundamental British values, or which promotes extremist views’’.

We believe that there is no compelling necessity for regulating a community education sector that has served and flourished independently. It allows communities to take responsibility for addressing special and additional educational needs not adequately catered for or provided by the state education system. It would be irresponsible on the part of the government to dampen/ destroy the community spirit, action and ownership that has served us well.

If areas of improvement are needed for religious education in out-of-school settings, we believe that the state regulation is a massive over reaction. Rather the communities themselves are in the best position to address any potential concerns in partnership with other local stakeholders.

 

Observations, concerns and recommendations:

It is our collective duty to ‘represent’ the concerns of and recommendations from our members from the Islamic religious education sector. Thus, we take this opportunity to make a number of observations, concerns and recommendations with respect to the proposed Government regulation of religious education in out-of-school settings.

 

1. We strongly hold onto the view that Mosques/Madrassas and other faith providers including Churches/Sunday Schools and Synagogues/Yeshivas should remain independent to practise and educate within their respective faith without undue Government interference.

 

2. Further, religious education in out-of-school settings have been established with ‘’the paramount interest’’ and wellbeing of children in mind, to learn in a safe environment. The proposals contained in the consultation document clearly breach the independency of faith providers.

 

3. The proposal of ‘registration’, ‘inspection’ and ‘sanctions’ as set out in the consultation document clearly departs from the British tradition not to regulate religious education and worship in the following three ways:

• a) Firstly, any providers of religious education in out-of-school settings would be required by ‘compulsion’ to ‘register with the Government via the LA and/or Ofsted.

• b) Secondly, once registered the religious education provider would be subject to a Government inspection regime via LA and/or Ofsted. We note that the inspection regime as with state schools, would inspect the content of religious curriculum and its religious teaching against criteria set by Government and further interpreted by Government inspectors from LA and/or Ofsted.

• c) Thirdly, should the provider of a religious education in out-of-school setting not meet the Government’s criteria with respect to its religious education, then the Government would have the sanction powers to remove teachers and/ close the religious education out-of-school provision on principle grounds of ‘extremism’.

We believe the definition of ‘’extremism’’ which lies at the heart of the regulation of religious education in out-of-school settings is open to abuse due to its vague definition. It allows subjective interpretations by Government via LA and/or Ofsted, who will be making decisions over the registration process or inspection or sanctioning for non-compliance of religious education in out-of-school settings. The term ‘extremism’ is potentially all encompassing, vague and lacks any legal certainty. We note the term ‘extremism’ is a much contested concept even within Parliamentary reports which offered conflicting findings often sensationalised by the media and overstated by some officials over whether ‘extremist’ practices were in fact found in Birmingham Schools. ‘Extremism’ was also a term the Home Secretary, Theresa May, was unable to define when questioned on Radio 4 “Today’s Programme” [13th May 2015].

 

5. In addition to the above, we are concerned that orthodox religious ideas and practices will fall foul of any criteria set by Government on how religious education should be taught. For example, religious concepts related to belief, sacrifice or religious bonds of unity as well as religious practices such as modesty in dress, gender relationships, marriage, inheritance, will writing and the resolution of family disputes are likely to fail any educational criteria set by the Government. That is because it is apparent that the Government has adopted an “aggressive secular” interpretation of the vaguely defined term “British values” and the equally vague benchmark which is found in Government reports that some ‘failing schools’ ‘do not prepare children for modern British life.’

 

6. We further believe there is little, if any evidence, to support the claim that religious education in out-of-school settings promotes terrorism, or its religious teachings are a pathway to terrorism, or that children are vulnerable to terrorism by attending such provisions. Therefore, there is no compelling evidential justification for Government regulation via local authority and/or Ofsted of ‘religious education’ provided in an out-of-school setting.

 

7. Unfortunately we fear that should out of school settings be regulated this will adversely affect children’s development should these proposals pass into law. This is due to the idea of Prevent agenda and the S.21 Prevent Duty to prevent individuals being drawn into terrorism being tied into the regulation process:

 

• a) There is growing evidence in other educational settings that the application of ‘S.21 Prevent Duty’ within nurseries, schools, colleges and universities has been misapplied due to the vague nature of terms like extremism and the flawed theory of radicalisation. For example there are reports of children who have been referred to Prevent Boards for wanting to pray in school or being critical of the media or foreign policy or officials saying that a change in dress, not shopping at a particular store and not participating in another faith’s celebrations are signs of ‘extremism’.

 

• b) Children need safe space to discuss their views on current events and properly directed by true religious teachings without fear of being referred to a Prevent Board. This would be difficult to achieve within the context of the vague definitions of ‘extremism’ and the risk-averse culture which seems to develop in other educational settings. Faith providers may simply avoid such open conversations with children for fear of being labelled extremists themselves.

 

• c) We believe it is unhealthy for children and their development to have such intrusive and excessive amount of Government monitoring of their ordinary daily activities.

 

8. We have reason to believe that the proposition to register out-of-school settings is designed to disproportionately target the Muslim community due to the non-evidential basis of associating Madrassas with radicalisation. Similarly we have seen how the Prevent strategy has been selectively applied upon Muslims based upon a preconceived prejudice that is built around vague notions of extremism and radicalisation. For example a FOI request revealed that between 2007-10, 67% of referrals to the Channel program were Muslim and from 2012-13, 57% were Muslim, bearing in mind that Muslims make up less than 5% of the UK population.

 

9. Furthermore, where there are issues of concerns over religious education in out-of-school settings, we believe such concerns are best addressed by an independent advisory/standard bodies rather than to put in place far reaching powers to regulate all religious education in out-of-school settings through the process of compulsory registrations, inspection and sanction departing from principles and traditions outlined above.

 

10. We believe the process of registering and preparation for inspections for many religious education in out-of-school settings will be an inefficient use of time, resources and money, particularly at a time of austerity.

 

11. We further believe there are ample laws and safeguarding measures to close premises on grounds of health and safety or fire safety concerns or planning violations and also to prosecute those who harm children via the criminal and civil justice system and prohibit them from teaching with children again. Where there are gaps in the law on unsafe premises to teach, then Government should consider further legal measures to either prohibit teaching in those premises or closure. However, for the sake of completeness and clarity we do not support the sanctions as set out in para 3.21 of the consultation document to remove teachers or close premises if they are undertaken on grounds of ‘extremism’ for reasons set out above.

 

12. The Government should further recognise the lengths taken by regional independent advisory bodies which assist religious education in out-of-school settings in putting into place effective safeguarding measures, provide teacher training and developing curriculum to achieve high standards for its children.

 

13. Finally our sincere advice to the Government is that, should religious education in out-of-school settings be subject to legal regulation backed by sanction, then it is respectfully submitted this will not be effective to reduce violence or prevent terrorism which we all desire. Moreover, regulation of the kind suggested and further practiced is likely to be counter-productive to developing strong relations between local and central government with the communities they serve and will further alienate some of our communities by undermining the trust and confidence that they should have towards Government, Ofsted and their local authority. Many will see regulation of religious education as yet another discriminatory witch-hunt or as a poor attempt by Government to engineer a compliant form of religious devotion and a passive citizenry with anyone critical of official policy perceived as an ‘extremist’.

We welcome the opportunity to discuss the issues raised in this joint statement further, should you wish to have meaningful consultation and dialogue.

The list below shows Organisations / Mosques that are supporting our campaign by signing up to either our Joint Statement or Consultation response or both.

1. Bolton Council of Mosques
2. Council for Mosques, Bradford
3. Oldham Mosques
4. Lancashire Council of Mosques
5. Manchester Council of Mosques
6. Stockport Mosques
7. Rochdale Council of Mosque
8. Ngemnyi Azefor,Ngemnyi Azefor,Bramhall Lane South,Stockport
9. Shoib Divelli,,,Bolton
10. Imran Khan,Great Lever Education And Welfare Trust,Headteacher,Bolton
11. Muhammad Kaysar Hussain ,Global Aid UK,Secretary ,St. Albans
12. Aziz Khan,Masjid Ibraheem & Education Centre (MIEC),Principal,Bradford
13. Jabir Divelli,Tahfeezul Quran ,Volenteer Teacher,Bolton
14. Akram Khan ,Unity4uk,Head,Luton
15. Quresh Ali,Al Hikmah Learning Centre,Trustee,Bradford
16. Abdus Salaam,Alhikmah Learning Centre,Teacher,Bradford
17. Mohammed Najeeb Khan,Leeds Teaching Hospitals,Pharmacy Technician,Leeds
18. Faruk Patel ,Bolton Muslim Girls School,Governor,Bolton
19. Imran Khan,Bolton Islamic Girls School,Govenor ,Bolton
20. Dawood Kadva,Al Jamia Darul Quran,Secretary,Bolton
21. Mustafa Chaudhary,Reading Muslim Council,Secretary,Reading
22. Rifan Sha'd ,Slicam ,Area Represent ,Gr Manchester
23. Abdul Raoof Malik ,Easton Jamia Mosque (council Of Bristol Mosques),Chair (mosque),Bristol
24. Shahid Munshi,BCOM,Health Forum,Bolton
25. Mehabub,Anwar Ul Islam,Volunteer Teacher,Batley
26. Mumtaz Ali,Huddersfield Pakistani Community Alliance,Youth Coordinator,Huddersfield
27. Arif Malek,Abu Hurairah ,Teacher,Leicester
28. Saqib Mahmood ,Council Of Islamic Scholars East Anglia ,Executive Member,Luton
29. Adle Hussain,Misbah Hul Uloom,Teacher,Bradford
30. Omair Mohammed ,Al Huda Academy ,Teacher ,Rotherham
31. Mohamed Anas Shaikh,As-Salaam Centre,Imam,Manchester
32. Riyadh Patel,AR RAHMA CENTRE,Imaam,Birmingham
33. Saif Ali,Al Sunnah Scotland ,Chairman,Glasgow
34. Abdul Mateen Khandoker ,Milton Keynes Muslim Association ,Teacher ,Milton Keynes
35. Iqbal Gangat,Masjid Zeenatulislam ,Imaam And Principle,Coventry
36. Raza Ul Mustafa Sabir ,Jamia Nizamia Educational & Cultural Centre Derby,Imam & General Secretary ,Derby
37. Muhammad Muneer ,Faizan E Madinah Peterborough ,Lmam/teacher,Peterborough
38. Ayyaz Iqbal,Sfm,Teacher,Leeds
39. Zubair Muhammadi,Afghan Islamic Cultural Centre,Member Board Of Trustee ,London
40. Ghulam Moyhuddin,Ashton Central Mosque,Head Imam,Ashton Under Lyne
41. Ubaid Ur Rahman ,Ukim Masjid And Madrassah Byron Street Bradford ,Head Teacher And Minister Of Religion ,Bradford
42. Abrarulhaq,Madrassah Ta'leemul Islam,Teacher,Blackburn
43. Tokeer Bashir ,Queensgate Islamic ,Imam ,Burnley
44. M.Ilyaas H Limbada,Yeovil Islamic Centre,Imam/Principle,Yeovil, Somerset
45. Kafayat Balogun ,Hijama & Just Halal Association Of Drug - Less Therapists ,Trainer,Kent
46. A S Divelli,Masjid-E-Taqwa - Great Lever Walfare Trust,Teacher,Bolton
47. Mufti Shihab Uddin,Madrasa Baitul Ilm ,Principal ,Bradford
48. Ali Anees,Eccles And Salford Islamic Society ,Chairman ,Manchester
49. Sajid Malik ,Makka Mosque ,General Secretary,Bolton
50. Bilal Munir,City Jame' Masjid,Teacher,Manchester
51. Tuhel Miah,Al-Madina Masjid,Secretary,Leeds
52. Usman Boota,Shipley Masjid Association,Chairperson,Bradford
53. Arshad Khan,Central Jamia Mosque Madni ,Committee Member,Halifax
54. Suleman Isakji,Madressa Islamia Talimuddin ,Kings Heath,Birmingham
55. Anjum Anwar,Woman's Voice,Chair,Accrington
56. Tariq Mahmood,Love Our Prophet, Defend His Honour,Campaigner,Glasgow
57. Tariq Mahmood,Independent Muslim Forum (IMF),Chairperson,Bolton
58. Majid Hussain,Need4Deen,Activist,Bolton
59. Dr M. Ashraf Laher,Jamiat-ul-Ulama Britain,London Co-ordinator & Organiser,London
60. Mahbub Nazir,Association Of Leeds Mosques,Chair,Leeds
61. Azizur Rehman,Masjid Noor,Volunteer,Bradford
62. Salim Bhorat,.,Activist,Bolton
63. Hasan Dadibhai,Rabetah Al Ulama Batley,General Secretary,Batley
64. Muhammad Ashraf ,THIC,Principal ,Croydon
65. Muhammad Mahbub Uddin ,Birmingham Community Development Complex ,Headteacher ,Birmingham
66. Mohammed Dilwar Hussain,Leeds Islamic Centre,Volunteer,Leeds
67. Ziya Ahmed,Masjid Al Momineen,Principal,Blackburn
68. Mohmed Master,Elite Wholesale Suppliers,Upton Park,London
69. Rashid Aboojee,Makki Masjid ,Trustee Chairman ,Burton On Trent
70. Muhammad D Hussain,East End Islamic Centre,Headteacher ,London
71. Muhammad Ibrahim ,Tawakkulia ,Volunteer ,Bradford
72. Mufti Salim Ismail,Masjid Hikmah Newham ,Imam ,Plaistow
73. Mohammad Ejaz ,Sharee Council ,Senior Member ,Dewsbury
74. Majid Hamid,Bearsden Muslim Association Community Centre (BMACC) ,Minister Of Religion ,Glasgow
75. Mushtaq Issap,Madrasah Anwaar Ul Quraan ,Headteacher/Principal ,Blackburn
76. Aman Ullah ,Werneth Jamia Masjid Oldham. ,Head Teacher ,Oldham
77. NAVEED SARDAR,Scunthorpe Central Mosque,Imam,SCUNTHORPE
78. Khalilur Rahman,Scunthorpe Central Mosque,Head Imam,SCUNTHORPE
79. Mufti Asad Waqas ,Masjid Usman Ghani RA And Madni Dawah Academy ,Imam/Director ,Brierfield
80. Abdul Aziz Raje,WIFAQ UL ULAMA,Administrator ,Ilford
81. Abdul Mateen ,Madrasa Quwwatul Islam ,Head Teacher ,Forestgate London
82. Suliman Gani,ICOUK , Moonsighting.org.uk,,Imam Teacher And Presenter ,London
83. Mataan Noh,Quba Islamic And Education Centre ,Chairman Of Trustees ,Middlesex, Hayes
84. Imran Pandor,Almahadul Islami ,Headteacher,Bradford
85. Abdullah Rawat,Musallaa An Noor,Head Teacher And Mosque Secretary,London
86. Ubaidullah Shameem ,Shahporan Jami Mosque & Community Centre ,Imam,Birmingham
87. M A Miah ,Colchester Mosque ,Imam,Colchester
88. Faisal Mahmood,UKIM Masjid Khadijah,Chairman,Peterborough
89. Abdul Razaq,Masjid Khadjia ,Executive Memenber,Peterborough
90. Hafiz Asif,Madressa Talim Ul Islam ,Principle,Blackburn
91. Adil Munir ,Ar Rahma Centre ,Volunteer ,Birmingham
92. Waseem Hanif,Milaad House, Sultan Bahu Trust ,Comittee Member ,Blackburn
93. Faisal Mirza ,Randal Mosque,Trustee ,Blackburn
94. Leyakat Ali Sidat ,Madrassah Faizan E Islam,Head Teacher ,Manchester
95. Leyakat Ali Sidat ,Madrassah Faizan E Islam ,Head Teacher ,Manchester
96. Javed Saddique ,Jamia Masjid Raza, Blackburn ,Mosque Member,Blackburn
97. Mohammed Sarwar,Private,Mosque,Blackburn
98. Hussain Mahroof ,Ghosia Masjid Rayndal Street, Blackburn ,Member,Blackburn
99. Dil Mohammed,Arakan Rohingya Organisation UK ( AROUK ) ,President,Bradford
100. Muhammad Abdulmuheet ,Bahr Academy ,Principal,Newcastle Upon Tyne
101. Zarif Mirza,CMA (Cheadle Mosque),Trustee,Stockport
102. Mohammad .S. Hoque ,Imam Bukhari Academy ,Head Teacher ,North London
103. Amir Suleman,UKIM Masjid Khadijah ,Secretary ,Peterborough
104. Sajid Patel,Madrasah Nur Ul Islam ,Imam,Gloucester
105. Muhammad Miah,Luton Council Of Mosques,Head Of Education Committee ,Luton
106. MUHAMMAD Akram Khan,Madina Masjid ( UKIM ) Luton Bedfordshire ,Member Education Commettee,18 B Conway Road Luton Bedfordshire LU4 8JA
107. Syed Razwan,Abu Hurairah Academy,Principal ,Bradford
108. Mosjid E Bilal ,Glamorgan Muslim Association ,Imam,Bridgend, Cardiff
109. Abdul Kabir,MUA,Chairman,Rotherham
110. Waliur Rahman ,Luton Council Of Mosques ,Chair ,Luton
111. Firdous Haque,Jamie Qasmia Zahidia Cultural Islamic Centre,Teasher,Oldham
112. Islam Ali Shah,Madrasah Arabiyah Islamiyah,Head Teacher ,Wakefield
113. Arshad Bismillah,Chapel Walk Masjid,Head Teacher,Sheffield
114. Maryam Khalid,Khadija Centre,Teacher,Oldham
115. MOHAMMED ABDUR RUB,QUEENS CROSS MOSQUE,TEACHER,DUDLEY
116. Shafiq Ur Rehman,January Ahle Hadith Oldham,Minister Of Relegion ,Oldham
117. Zafar Iqbal,Islamic Education Centre/Mosque,Development Manager/spokesperson ,Sunderland
118. Mohammad Raees,Madrassah Misbah-Ul-Uloom,Head Teacher ,Bradford
119. Abdul Wahid,Masjid Noor,Imam,Bradford
120. Mohammed Abdul Hadi,Markazi Jamiat Ahlehadith,Chairmain,Birmingham
121. C. Yousuf,Derby Ahlehadith Mosque,Trustee,Derby
122. Aisha Abdul Hadi,Sisters Islamic Circle,Head,Newcastle Upon Tyne
123. Amjad Khan,Makki Masjid ,Secretary ,Birmingham
124. Aftab Ahmad,Village Islamic Centre,Trustee,Birmingham
125. Mohammad Abdullah ,Hall Green Community Centre,Chairman,Birmingham
126. Nuneaton Muslim Society & Al - Madrasah Al - Islamia,Nuneaton Muslim Society & Al - Madrasah Al - Islamia,General Secretary,Nuneaton
127. Sajid Safdar,Masjid E Umar,Imam,Bradfors
128. Sharif Ullah Shahid ,Al Huda Masjid BD7 2AA ,Imam And Khateeb,Bradford
129. Sharif Ullah Shahid ,Al Huda Masjid BD7 2AA ,Imam And Khateeb ,Bradford
130. Zubair Ahmad ,Jamea Masjid AL Furqan,Imam,Rochdale
131. Abdul Huy Malek LLB(Hons),Afifah School,Principal,Manchester
132. Wajid Malik ,Middlesbrough Central Masjid ,Imam,Middlesbrough
133. Atia Khan,North Manchester Jamia Mosque,Teacher,Manchester
134. Amjad Sab,Mohammadi Masjid Nelson,Chairmen,Nelson
135. Mohamad Abed Shukfa,East Ayrshire Central Mosque,Imam,Kilmarnock
136. Zahid Akhtar,Documenting Oppression Against Muslims,Founder,Walsall
137. Raja Qasim,Markazi Jamia Ghousia Masjid,Committee Member,Nelson
138. Abdullah Kola,Madina Education Academy /Madina Masjid ,Imam,Newcastle Upon Tyne
139. Mohammad Aslam,Mohammadi Mosque,Chairman,Nelson
140. Shasta Tabussum,Masjid Umar,Teacher,Nottingham
141. Fakhrul Islam,Hockwell Ring Masjid,Imam,Luton
142. Younis Ahmed ,Masjid-At Taqwa,Committee Member ,Bradford
143. Abdullah Dhorat ,Masjid Ibrahim ,Imam,Leiceser
144. Mohammed Makeen Salloo ,Madrassah Rahmaniah ,Teacher (HMC QA),Redditch
145. Mohammed,Madina Mosque,Senior Imam,Zahoor
146. Syed Fahim Taher Ahmed,Sunderland Islamic Scholars Union,Secretary,Sunderland
147. Sheikh Abdul Amin,Oldham Madani Academy ,Head Teacher,Oldham
148. Mr M Ashraf,Khanqa E Madniyah Noorpur Shareef Bradford ,Secretary ,Bradford
149. Khalid Sharif,Madina Masjid,Head Of Masjid,Keighley
150. Mohammed Ilyas,Jamia Usmania Mosque,Secretary ,Bradford
151. Dr. Suhaib Hasan,Al Quran Society,London,Chairman,London
152. Abdul Sami,HMCT,Imam,Manchester
153. Mohamed Ismail,Albayaan Arabic Foundation,Principal,Leicester
154. Yacoob Hafejee,Masjid E Noor ,HeadTeacher ,Manchester
155. Abubaker Akujee ,Madressa Taleemul Islam ,Volunteer Teacher ,42 Albion Street M169lz
156. Mr Mohamed Timol,Madrasah Talimul Islam,Volunteer ,Manchester
157. Ashraf IH Timol,Manchester Muslims Burial Trust,Trustee,Manchester
158. Kyalida Shujaat,Jamia Qasmia Zahidia Cultural Islamic Centre Oldham,Teacher,Oldham
159. Saeed Umar,Madina Mosque Preston,Member ,Preston
160. Ishak Jarman,VALAN Social Welfare ,Secretary,Bolton
161. Badrul Islam,Northampton Central Masjid ,Imam ,Northampton
162. Mohammad Akhtar Hussain ,At-Taqwa Trust ,Secretary ,Ilford
163. Hafiz Sabir Hussain ,Madni Jamia Masjid Association ,Secretary And Imaam,Huddersfield
164. Zubair Mangera ,Tuyoorul Jannah SEN Madrasah,Head Teacher,Blackburn
165. Muhammad Badat,Madrassah Falahul Muslimeen,Teacher,Manchester
166. Ahtaram Muhammad ,Daventry Muslims Association ,Chairman ,Daventry Northamptonshire
167. Meh Mud Pattel ,Masjid And Madrash Al Tawhid,Chairman,Leyton, London
168. Shaizad Amir,Ma Institute ,Teacher,Bradford
169. Sajid Patel,Masjidenoor,Member,Preston
170. Sheraz Ahmed,Waltham Forest Council Of Mosques,Member ,London
171. Afzaal Mehdi ,Islamic Education Centre,Treasure,Sunderland
172. M.javed Falahi,Al-Falah Community Education Centre ,Imam ,Coventry
173. Abdus Sattar,Masjid Muadh Ibn Jabal,Teacher,Leicester
174. Yusuf Badat,Idara Falahul Muslimeen,Secretary ,Manchester
175. EBRAHIM DADIBHAI,TALHA MASJID, DEWSBURY,COMMUNITY ADVISOR,DEWSBURY
176. Mohamed Bhula,Tahfizul Quran ,Parent ,Bolton
177. Shamsul Siddique ,Rochdale Boys School ,Deputy Head,Rochdale
178. Sumeya Patel,MAsjid Quba,Teacher,Bradford
179. Sufayrah Sayed,Majlisedawatul Haq,Teacher,Leicester
180. Abdul Q Jeewa,Masjid Al Farouq,Secretary,Walsall
181. Abdul Q Jeewa,Union Of Muslim Organisations-Walsall,Secretary,Walsall
182. Jawad Iqbal,PMWA,General Secretary,Walsall
183. Mohamed Pathan,Masjid Al Farouq ,Assistant Secretary ,Walsall
184. Abdul Aziz Ravat,Darus Sunnah Madani Trust,Teacher,Walsall
185. H Hajee,Zakariyya Masjid,Teacher,Preston
186. Mohammed Hufeez,Mohammed Hufeez,Safeguarding Officer ,Peterborough
187. Hanif Mahomed,Ar Rahman Madrassa,Secretary ,Bolton
188. Sohayb Peerbhai,Craven Arms Islamic Centre,Imam,Craven Arms
189. TariqMohandis,BayturRahman,Vice Chairman,Birmingham
190. Abdullah Salloo ,ICC Wembley,Minister Of Religion,Wembley
191. Ebrahim Jeewa,Isle Of Wight Mosque,Key Holder,Newport, Isle Of Wight
192. Zakaria Seedat,Dawatal Islam Mosque & Madrasah,Headteacher,Dewsbury
193. Adam Ugradar ,Madina Mosque,Mosque Attendant ,Preston
194. Saleha Rahman,Indivillduel,Singal,St Alban
195. Nur Rahman ,Academy,Teacher,Oldham
196. Aftab Hussain,Darul Uloom,Parent,Luton
197. Munir Hussain,Rotherham Council Of Mosques,Board Member,Rotherham
198. Yousuf Patel,Muslim Welfare Society, Darlaston,Imam,Wednesbury
199. Mohammed Lockhat ,As-Salaam Trust ,Chair,Leicester
200. Moulana Muhammad Amin,Glamorgan Muslim Association Bridgend ,Imam And Khatib ,Bridgend, Cardiff
201. Burhan Uddin,Zakariyah Masjid,Chairman,Luton
202. Mohammed Suleman,Central Mosque & Community Centre, Walsall,Vice-Treasurer ,Walsall
203. Ishrat Shah,Bayt Al Qaim,Teacher,Bradford
204. Elyas Khalifa,Nuneaton Muslim Educational Trust,Trustee, Volunteer,Nuneaton
205. Mushtaq Issap,Madrasah Anwaar Ul Quraan,Principal,Blackburn
206. Mohamed Anas Shaikh,As-Salaam Centre,Imam,Manchester
207. Rosh Dimit,BSKW,Chair,London
208. Raja Qasim ,Markazai Jamia Ghousia Masjid ,Committee Member,Nelson
209. Omar Salloo,Abu Bakr Trust ,Teacher,Walsall
210. Habib-Ur-Rehman Yousaf,Ashton Central Mosque Charitable Trust,Trustee,Ashton Under Lyne
211. Mohammed Makeen Salloo ,Madrassah Rahmaniah ,Teacher ,Redditch
212. Mahmud Mezher,City Mosque Preston,Chairman ,Preston
213. H Samad,Falah Islamic Education Center West Daryton,Imam,West Drayton
214. Hafizur Rehman ,Falah Islamic Education Center West Daryton,Imam,West Daryton
215. Mrs Sufayrah Sayed,Majlisedawatul Haq,Teacher,Leicester
216. MR MOHAMMAD ASHRAF,Islamic Educational And Cultural Centre Khanqa E Madniya Noorpoor Shareef,Secretary ,Bradford
217. Mr Mohammad Ashraf,Islamic Educational&cultural Centre Bradford,Secretary ,Bradford
218. Yusuf Patel,SREIslamic,Founder,London

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