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About Ruhani Markaz

The Ruhani Markaz (Spiritual Center), Saharanpur, India, is a part of a registered non-profit public charitable trust named Al-Waseela Welfare Society. Ruhani Markaz was instituted in the year 2000. It promotes Islamic Dawah – the proper presentation, understanding and appreciation of Islam and Islamic Values amongst the nations, as well as removing misconceptions about Islam – amongst less informed Muslims and non-Muslims.

Since it's inception, millions of Muslims, Hindus, Sikhs and Christians have benefited from the self-less services rendered by Hakeem Saheb. The medicine and counselling is provided free of cost to both rich and poor. The primary objective of the Center is to serve the humanity. Through it's various activities, the center seeks to promote solidarity and brotherhood, irrespective of caste creed or religion.

Ruhani Markaz, doesn't receive any kind of aid - financial or otherwise, from anywhere, except from it's founder Hakeem Majaz Ul Haq .

A special Dars-E-Quran is organised at the Ruhani Markaz, on every Saturday Evening after Namaz-E-Isha, where matters related to Quran and Hadeeth are discussed in a manner so that even the finer points could be comprehended by a simple everyday person, which could guide him in his everyday activities.


After Quran and Hadeeth, a Question Answer Session is conducted, where people from all walks of life ask questions related to God, His Book, His Messenger, The World and applicability of the rules and guidelines that a person could profit from perpetually, both in this world and hereafter.

Every Sunday, a Langar (free kitchen) is organised at the Markaz, where lunch is provided to all people regardless of religion, caste, colour, creed, age, gender or social status.

From time to time the center invites renowned scholars in Religion and Theology to enlighten guide and help people from all walks of life.

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