It’s a great pleasure for me to offer my wholehearted support to the great work being done by Mera;
Un Nisa in Lahore and I have personally witnessed the wonderful progress of the organisation in the last decade.
One of its main activities is to provide free education to girls from poor families with an emphasis on learning the Quran and Islamic Studies along with life skills. Maasha Allah many girls have memorised the Quran including some blind girls.
Meraj Un Nisa provides those girls whose parents cannot afford to send their children to any school an opportunity to a valuable education.
Also the Foundation has been at the fore front of relief work during floods and earthquakes.
I would encourage everyone to support this foundation in their noble efforts with their wealth and prayers.

About two years ago, I had the opportunity to learn about this initiative when Mr Abdul Qayyom Rana contacted me regarding the social and educational conditions in Pakistan. he expressed his desire to contribute meaningfully to society, especially in the field of education and the upbringing of children.

At that time, he made a firm decision to establish an institution in memory of his respected mother under the name “Miraj-un-Nisa.” This name reflected sincerity, love, and a spirit of service, and the noble intention was to turn a dream into a reality — a center of peace, hope, and support for the deprived and neglected.

From the very beginning, this institution has been working sincerely in the path of Allah, collecting contributions from both the general public and individuals. Mashallah, great opportunities exist here for acquiring religious and worldly knowledge.

During an event organized here, I had the chance to witness the talents of the students. Despite being from a humble background, they performed at a level where there was no noticeable difference compared to the students of mainstream schools.

Rana Sahib, while remaining behind the scenes, is working with such devotion that only someone with a sincere and pure heart can do. May Allah reward him abundantly. Ameen, summa ameen.

This institution truly serves as a model in our society. Mashallah, Rana Abdul-Qayyum Sahib is selfless and sincere and does admirable work. He has set an example by establishing a center for the education and upbringing of orphans. I personally witnessed this project and found it to be the embodiment of the vision of “Miraj-ul-Nisa Foundation.”

My school was also selected under this project by him. The concept of education here was to spread far and wide. He not only constructed a vast building but also provided the students with uniforms, books, stationery, and even a system of incentives. He has encouraged the children towards education. And, Mashallah, his other projects are also progressing successfully.

May Allah Almighty continue to grant success to all of their projects and may He make this blessed service a means of spreading light across the nation. Words fall short in expressing appreciation. May Allah grant Rana Sahib a long life and the strength to continue his noble work. Ameen!

When Mr. Imran Khan was invited to the inauguration of the Meraj-un-Nisa, he expressed heartfelt sentiments. He said: “Many people thought it was impossible to build such a Shaukat Khanam hospital in Pakistan, but you have proved that it can be done.”

He further added: “This project (Meraj-un-Nisa) is not dependent on the government of Pakistan. Rather, it is a people-driven initiative, carried out by sincere individuals for the welfare of the public. Your commitment and struggle for the betterment of the community is admirable. If you continue your journey with the same dedication, then no one can stop you from succeeding.”

“This project is a shining example of how even in remote areas, essential services like healthcare can be made accessible. The effort to bring awareness, to provide medicines and treatment in villages, is a commendable act. It is a great service to humanity.”