CPS NEWSLETTER
We are pleased to report that the CPS meet, held in Malegaon (Maharashtra) from October 4 to 6, 2024, was a resounding success. With the participation of 18 dedicated members from Maharashtra, the event facilitated insightful discussions on God-realization and valuable exchanges among attendees. Informal discussions further enriched the gathering, reinforcing our shared mission to disseminate the teachings of Maulana Wahiduddin Khan.
The level of engagement and enthusiasm demonstrated by all participants was truly inspiring, underscoring the positive impact of our collective efforts. All members reaffirmed their commitment to collaborate in service of our spiritual objectives.
On October 5, 2024, Dr Rajat Malhotra, representing CPS International, delivered an impactful presentation to the youth in Old Delhi. His talk focused on the theme of Love and Remembrance of God, offering meaningful insights and reflections on this core aspect of spiritual growth.
At the marriage ceremony of CPS Raichur member Amjad Ahmed, the Raichur team organized a peace literature distribution initiative. Team members Fayazuddin Umri and Abdussalam Umri actively participated in the distribution efforts, providing copies of the Quran in English, Kannada, Telugu, and Urdu. The initiative received an excellent response from attendees, reflecting strong community interest and engagement.
The Book Fair at Balrampur Garden, Lucknow, commenced on September 27, 2024. At Stall No. 21, Goodword Books and CPS International presented a collection of works by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan in Urdu, English, and Hindi, alongside a diverse selection of children’s books. The stall showcased literature aimed at fostering knowledge and spiritual growth for readers of all ages.
On September 14-15, 2024, CPS International (Bengal Chapter) conducted a Peace Conference in Kolkata, designed to introduce the core ideology of the CPS Mission. This event highlighted CPS’s ongoing global initiatives to promote humanity’s well-being and disseminate the teachings of the Quran, inspired by Maulana Wahiduddin Khan’s vision.
Approximately 70-90 participants from districts across West Bengal— Nadia, Barasat, Murshidabad, South and North 24 Parganas, Bankura, Birbhum, and Burdwan—attended. The programme began with Quran recitation and a keynote address by Prof. Farida Khanam, chairperson of the conference.
A highlight of the programme was a lecture by a Professor of Mass Communication, discussing “Spreading the Peaceful Message of CPS through Media Activities: Scope and Opportunities.” This was followed by an interactive session where attendees shared their work across districts and explored future initiatives.
Video messages from Dr. Saniyasnain Khan and Dr. Rajat Malhotra were shared. Their addresses deeply resonated with the audience, culminating in an emotional talk on God-realization and introducing the peaceful message of Islam, which moved many attendees.
The positive feedback and enthusiasm from attendees reaffirmed the Mission’s impact and further motivated participants to strengthen their contributions toward the mission’s goals.
A Christian delegation led by Father Victor from Vidyajyoti visited the Centre for Peace and Spirituality (CPS) in Delhi to engage in a dialogue with CPS members on the core aspects of Maulana Wahiduddin Khan’s religious and spiritual philosophy. Discussions centred on the relevance of Islam in contemporary times through Maulana’s teachings. The delegation expressed deep appreciation for CPS’s efforts in promoting peace and interfaith understanding.
Ms Shabina Ali, a member of CPS Kolkata team, participated in an interfaith programme. She met the members of the Archdiocese of Calcutta and made a presentation on the peaceful message of Islam.
