“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” (Helen Keller)
Trust Chairman
General Secretary
Finance Secretary
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Trust Chairman
Sahibzada Muhammad Abdul Wahid Tahir is an author, lecturer, esteemed Islamic scholar, and humanitarian. Born in Pakistan, and am now based in Melbourne. He has dedicated his life to Islamic teachings and charitable work. With degrees in liberal arts and IT, he founded Tayyiba Institute Australia, engages in interfaith dialogue, and oversees charitable projects in several countries including Rahmatulil Alameen Eye Trust Hospital and Roshani Welfare Society Pakistan.
General Secretary
Hafiz Iftikhar ul Hassan is a senior teacher and the head of an Islamic school with 20 years of experience in teaching and management. For the last 15 years, he has been serving the Trust in different capacities, and involved in almost all Trust projects from construction to delivering services to people. He also has extensive experience working with different businesses in advisory roles.
Finance Secretary
Rao Abdul Khaliq is a successful businessman associated with agribusinesses. He has vast experience in running businesses to start a new business with newly formulated products in the market. For the last 10 years, he has been actively associated with Trust and its projects. And has a keen interest in girls' education and vocational training for girls.
Trustee
Dr Muhammad Iqbal Tahir is a qualified medical doctor and ENT specialist and has a broad range of experience in Pakistan and abroad. He is one of the founding members of the Trust and a team member of the medical team that started the cataract surgeries at Trust Hospital. Also has a keen interest in primary health care development and prevention approaches.
Trustee
Allama Raiz Ahmad Tahir is an acclaimed Islamic Scholar and Speaker with a wide range of academic qualifications and the traditional method of scholarship (isnad). He is actively involved in charitable activities and fundraising campaigns and also has a keen interest in women's empowerment. He is a senior faculty member of Tayyiba Institute Australia and a head of Jamia Naqshbandia Rizvia Pakistan.
Trustee
Muhammad Amir Latif is a Lecturer and IT Professional who has worked in various higher educational institutes and businesses in the UK. He has experience in educational management and leadership working as a Programme Leader and Academic Quality Assurer. He is an experienced IT professional who previously worked as a Web Developer, IT Support, and IP Network Engineer. He also has an interest in professional qualifications and is a qualified software tester, vocational assessor, and internal verifier.
“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much.” (Helen Keller)
