Mumbai: Maulana Mustaqeem Ahsan Azmi, the president of Jamiat Ulema Maharashtra, breathed his last today just before the Fajr prayer, as reported by Muhammad Athar Mustaqim. The funeral rites was held at Nariyalwadi Muslim Cemetery.
The demise of Maulana Mustaqeem Azmi marks the end of an era for Jamiat Ulema.
Social and religious organizations in Mumbai have expressed profound sorrow and grief over this loss. Mustaqeem Ahsan Azmi’s passing signifies the conclusion of a significant chapter.
During his tenure, Maulana Azmi served as the dynamic and active president of Jamiat Ulema Maharashtra, leading the organization to achieve remarkable accomplishments in the state.
Maulana Azmi had been battling illness for an extended period and resided with his daughter in Boisar. He had been associated with Jamiat Ulema for over fifty years, actively engaging in social work and treating everyone with utmost kindness and sincerity.
People benefitted from Maulana Azmi’s genuine advice, finding solace in his ability to address their problems with a smile. Regardless of religion or caste, he treated everyone with love and sincerity, dedicating himself to resolving the issues of the nation and its people.
Mahmood Hakimi of Anjuman Bashindgan e Bihar Mumbai and Anjuman President Anwar Sheikh mourned the loss of Maulana Azmi, emphasizing the void left by the departure of a great, experienced, and sincere leader, who had united people in Mumbai and Maharashtra in their collective efforts.
