ANJUMAN-E RAHMANIA AHMADIA SUNNIA TRUST
OUR STORY
Faith, service and community since 1926
A non-political, religious and philanthropic trust, recognised by the Muslim Ummah of the sub-continent and beyond.
Anjuman-E Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust
Anjuman – E -Shura -E -Rahmania was established on 15th Feb, 1925 in Rangoon (Burma) for serving the activities of Muslim Majhab and Millat, subsequently it was reconstituted on 29th August 1937 by the disciples who returned from Rangoon in presence of Huzur kebla Syed Ahmad Shah in Chittagong for administering and managing the affairs of Darul Uloom Islamia Rahmania Madrasha of Haripur, Pakistan.
It was reformed on 22nd January 1954 and renamed as Anjuman-E Ahmadia Sunnia for establishing new religious educational Institutions/Madrasha at Chittagong and other places of the country, having its office at 39 Anderkilla, Chittagong.
Subsequently on 18th March 1956 Anjuman-E-Ahmadia Sunnia was reconstituted as Anjuman-E-Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia as non-political, religious and philanthropic organisation, that's became one of the most reliable and trustworthy, religious platform for the sunni Muslim of the Country, that has duly been recognised by the Muslim Ummah of the Sub-Continent, as well as of the World.
Anjuman-E Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust was duly been registered under Registration of Societies Act XXI of 1860, having Registration No. 1237 E.P. /82 of 1958-59. (CHS- 1237)
Anjuman means Society, Rahmania was taken from the name of Hazrat Abdur Rahman Chowhravi (R.A), Ahmadia was taken from the name of Hazrat Syed Ahmad Shah (R.A), while Sunnia was taken for identification of Sunniot and Trust is the symbol of welfare.
Registered Office of this organization situated at Jamea Ahmadia Sunnia Bhaban, West Sholashahar, Chittagong and Principal office at 321, Didar Market, Dewan Bazar, Chittagong.
Tax exemption was approved by the Government from payment of Income Tax vide Ministry of Finance (Revenue Division) under Notification No. S.R.O. 383 (k) dtd.04.4.60.
Preserving and propagating Sunni Islamic teaching through masjids, gatherings and scholarship, in the tradition of Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat.
Running madrasas, schools and scholarship programs that combine religious grounding with modern academic opportunity.
Delivering emergency relief, healthcare support and sustainable aid to underserved and disaster-affected communities.
Convening the Muslim Ummah of the sub-continent through congregations, committees and interfaith representation.
A Century of Service
Established as Anjuman-E-Shura-E-Rahmania in Rangoon, Burma to serve Islamic activities and the community.
Disciples returning from Rangoon reconstitute the Trust in Chittagong in the presence of Huzur Kebla Syed Ahmad Shah.
Reformed as Anjuman-E Ahmadia Sunnia in Anderkilla, Chittagong. The same year, the Trust founds its flagship institution, Jamea Ahmadia Sunnia Kamil Madrasah, in West Sholashahar.
Formally reconstituted under its current name, Anjuman-E Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust, as a non-political, religious and philanthropic trust.
Registered under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860, Registration No. 1237 E.P./82.
First organized under the direction of Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (R.A.) in Chittagong.
Ordered for publication by Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (R.A.); officially launched in January 1977 as the Trust's primary monthly publication.
Founded by Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (R.A.) as the Trust's social reform, humanitarian and volunteer auxiliary wing.
Launched by Pir-e-Tariqat Hazrat Allama Syed Muhammad Sabir Shah Sahib Qibla at Alamgir Khanqah Sharif to guide people toward the core teachings of Sunni Islam.
Formed as the central administrative body overseeing the Trust's network of 200+ madrasas and educational institutions established since 1954.
Wings of the Trust
Three enduring institutions carry the Trust's mission forward — in print, in the field and in the hearts of the community.
Monthly Tarjuman-e-Ahle-Sunnat
Est. 1977Ordered for publication by Hazrat Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (R.A.), the Monthly Tarjuman-e-Ahle-Sunnat was officially launched in January 1977 as the Trust's primary monthly publication.
It holds the distinction of being the main and oldest publication in the field of leading monthly Sunni journals, and has long stood as a crucial pillar of Sunni literary publishing in the Bengali language.
The magazine was founded on the belief that publication is one of the most important means of giving long-term, credible and widely accepted validity to an ideology — carrying the true teachings of Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat to readers across generations.
Gausia Committee Bangladesh
Est. 1986Founded in 1986 by Hazrat Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyab Shah (R.A.), the Gausia Committee Bangladesh serves as the Trust's social reform, humanitarian and volunteer auxiliary wing.
It is a social reformist, non-political movement built on the principle that personal reform must precede social reform, with members taking an oath of allegiance to the teachings of Ghausul-A'zam Sheikh Abdul Qadir Jilani (R.A.).
Its core objectives include member training centred on spiritual purification, raising awareness of authentic Sunni Islamic beliefs, and promoting steadfast commitment to Sunnism and spiritual guidance through the network of Madrasas and Anjumans.
Da'wat-E Khair
Est. 2009Launched in 2009 through a historic address at Alamgir Khanqah, Da'wat-E Khair carries forward the Qur'anic principle of enjoining good and forbidding evil (Amr Bil Ma'ruf wa Nahi Anil Munkar).
The programme was established to make the true, authentic teachings of Islam accessible to communities across the country through structured outreach, education and Dawah activities.
Since its launch, Da'wat-E Khair has grown into one of the Trust's largest public engagement efforts, reaching over 1 crore (10 million+) people through its Dawah initiatives.
Founder & Patronage
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Founded the Trust in Rangoon, 1926
Established the Trust in 1926 to unite Sunni Muslims of the region under a single charitable and spiritual banner, laying the foundation for a century of Dawah, education and welfare work.
Expanded education & welfare in Chattogram
Expanded the Trust's education and welfare programs across Chattogram through three decades of dedicated service, opening new madrasas and welfare centres across the region.
Patron guiding the Trust's spiritual leadership
Oversees the Trust's spiritual guidance and represents Anjuman-E Rahmania at national interfaith forums, upholding the Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat tradition across the sub-continent.
Leads Gawsia Committee relief nationwide
Leads the Gawsia Committee and coordinates relief efforts and disaster response across Bangladesh, overseeing emergency aid and community welfare distribution nationwide.
Cabinet Members
The elected officers and cabinet who guide the Trust's affairs and represent its mission across the community.
