Anjuman Wazifa-e-Sadat-wa-MomSneen was established in 1912 with a modest capital of Rs. 4.50 (72 Annas) by two eminent educationists Late Haji S. Jalaluddin Haider and Late Nawab S. Mohsin Meerza. The object was to award loan scholarship (Qarz-e-Hasna) to the needy, deserving and meritorious students of the community for pursuing their lower or higher studies both religious and temporal, to be returned without interest in easy instalments after the students get settled.
The Anjuman has by this time benefited more than nine thousand students. Many of them have held or are holding important posts as Engineers, Doctors, Lawyers, Teachers, Administrators, Judges, Writers, Bankers, Philosophers, Alim-e-Deen and even Ministers.
Anjuman has celebrated the centenary of the organization in the year 2012. The sources of income are membership fee from its members, nominated fund and recovery of loan from the ex-students. Anjuman is committed to reach out to each and every needy and desirous student in the form of scholarship.
Anjuman humbly appeals to the esteemed members of the community to come forward and be part of the organization. One can start a Namzad fund; a nominated fund, in respect or memory of a loved one, or become a local secretary in your city or town or even scour needy students for the scholarship. We wish to receive your active support!
The objects of the Anjuman Wazifa-e-sadat-wa-mommineen include spreading of education in the community and to provide vocational guidance to thestudents for acquiring purposeful and job oriented education. Beside this the idea behind this provision is that the scholarship holders should develop a sense of pride and self confidence, also develop a sense of respon sibility for helping their community to become self respecting. Anjuman Wazifa-e-sadat-wa-mommineen (Regd) has its own constitution and bye-laws framed under it. The highest body of the Anjuman is its Karkun Committee. Its office bearers are elected every year in its Annual Session. Anjuman Wazifa-e-sadat-wa-mommineen are 117 local secretaries of the Anjuman in various cities of India and also abroad. The local secretaries are the BACK -BONE of the Anjuman, who collect membership fees, recoverloans and enroll new members. They collect applications for scholarship and recommend them for sanction.