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Years of Uplifting Communities

Empowering the Community Since 1991

Tahreek Muslim Shabban, established in 1991, is a socio-religious organization with a political sense, dedicated to the upliftment of the Muslim community in the fields of education, economic empowerment, and religious awareness. Under the leadership of Mr. Mushtaq Mallik, President of Tahreek Muslim Shabban, we focus on five key areas:

  • Propagation of Islam (Tableegh Islam)
  • Tawaffuz-e-Millat (Protection of Community)
  • Islahe Mashara (Reform of Society)
  • Ittehad e Millat (Unity among Muslims)
  • Ghair Muslimo Se Rawabit (Good Relations with Other Communities)

Effective Conflict Resolution

Successfully resolved 300+ cases through Sharia Faisla Board without police or judiciary intervention.

Widespread Impact

Active in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Hyderabad-Karnataka, making a significant local impact.

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Years of Sharia Faisla Board

Successfully resolved 300+ cases through counseling.

300+

Cases Resolved

Number of cases resolved by Sharia Faisla Board.

40+

Organizations Collaborated

Participated in major events and movements with various organizations.

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Years of Impact

Decades of dedication to community upliftment and social reform.

Our Leader

Mushtaq Malik Sahab

Mushtaq Malik Sahab

About Mushtaq Malik Sahab

Mushtaq Malik Sahab is the visionary leader and founder of Tahreek Muslim Shabban, dedicated to the upliftment of the Muslim community in Telangana and beyond. With a focus on socio-religious reform, education, and economic empowerment, he has spearheaded several movements, including the Sharia Faisla Board, Shadi Sadgi Se, Burqa Clad Women, Education Upliftment, Anti-Drugs, and many others.

Under his guidance, the organization has grown into a powerful force for positive change, not only within the Muslim community but also in collaboration with SC/ST and OBC communities, making a significant impact on the region's social and religious landscape.>