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Message from the Chairman

Assalam u Alaikum,

As you may be aware, members of the MINAB met for the Annual General Meeting on Saturday 30th June in Leicester at which a new Executive Board was elected.

The MINAB’s new Executive Board will be managed by the newly elected Board of Trustees, which consists of:
Imam Qari Asim (Chairman)
Sayed Mohsen Al-Khoei (Secretary)
Ali Albatati (Treasurer)
Moin Azmi (Vice Chair)
Ms Aksa Khan (Vice Chair)
Dr. Syed Abbas Naqvi (Vice Chair)
Pir Muhammad Imran Abdali (Vice Chair)

The relaunch of the MINAB and election of a fresh Board represents a renewed commitment by the MINAB to strive towards the fulfilment of its five standards which aim to facilitate the spread of good practice amongst its members.

Our core objectives include ensuring that Mosques are safe and well-governed, services are provided by suitable qualified personnel and are engaging with our youth, women and society at large.

We are looking forward to working with Mosques and training institutions across the country and engaging in open and meaningful conversations with a diverse spectrum of British Muslims in order to raise standards and facilitate community cohesion.

To this end, we will be in contact as and when relevant issues arise, but also respectfully request that you do not hesitate to contact us in the meantime in the event that we can be of any assistance to your organisation, or should a matter arise which you think would benefit from our input or of which we ought to be aware.

We look forward to working with you in the coming weeks and months.

May Allah Almighty bless you and protect you.

Yours truly,

Imam Qari Asim MBE
Chairman

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Srebrenica Friday Prayer & Sermon

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MINAB Elects New Board

On Saturday 30th June at Leicester Central Mosque, members of the Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board (MINAB) met for the Annual General Meeting and elected a new Executive Board. The MINAB new Executive Board will be managed by the newly elected Board of Trustees which consists of:

Imam Qari Asim (Chairman)
Sayed Mohsen Al-Khoei (Secretary)
Ali Albatati (Treasurer)
Mrs Aksa Khan (Vice Chair)
Shaykh Pir Muhammad Imran Abdali (Vice Chair)
Dr. Syed Abbas Naqvi (Vice Chair)
Moin Azmi (Vice Chair)

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What is MINAB ?

The MINAB is an umbrella community-led and independent organisation. It works with and is inclusive of the major Muslim traditions and schools of thought. The MINAB is guided by the following principles:

  • An independent body
  • Non sectarian in its outlook
  • Representing the diversity of Islam
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Why become a member ?

You will access to:

  • A variety of resources to support your institution;
  • Access to MINAB events, either free or at a discounted rate.
  • Be assisted in matter of governance.
  • Being supported in spreading best practice through the development of standards.
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Self regulation and standards

The Mosques and Imams National Advisory Board between 2008 and 2009 conducted a national consultation with Mosques to develop quality systems and standards for Mosques and Training Institution.

The MINAB Standards developed are a unique approach to promoting quality and best practice in our Mosques and Training Institutions.

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Self regulation and standards

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