Delhi, [Date] – In a significant stride towards fostering progressive discourse, the leadership of the National Federation of Girls Islamic Organisation (NFGIO) held an engaging meeting with prominent activists and academicians in Delhi as part of their Public Relations campaign. Adv. Sumaiya Roshan, President of NFGIO, and Samar Ali, General Secretary, spearheaded discussions that introduced

Several hundred thousand Muslim girls have been deprived of education due to the hijab ban in Karnataka. With the split verdict of the Supreme Court, Muslim girls are being withheld from their rights and excluded from the educational sector. But Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia’s judgement in the Supreme Court, recognizing their right to choice and dismissing the hijab ban order issued by the Karnataka government, offers hope.

Girls Islamic Organization (GIO), a girls’ student wing of the Jamaat-e-Islami Hind (JIH) has begun its journey at the national level from this very year. While Advocate Sumaiya Roshan from Karnataka was elected the first president of the National Federation of GIO, Samar Ali from Kerala became its general secretary. Congratulating the newly elected national leadership of