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Volunteers serving meals at the Niyaaz centre

Nourishing Lives, One Meal at a Time

We believe that no one in our local communities should face hunger alone.

Through Niyaaz, we share not just meals but moments of support and solidarity.

Syedna Qutbuddin RA welcoming visitors

Those who came to seek Syedna Qutbuddin RA’s blessings were lovingly told

“Jami-ne-jajo”

“Eat before you go”

With these simple yet profound words, Syedna Qutbuddin RA embodied a spirit of compassion, reminding us that feeding people, regardless of caste, creed, or social standing, lies at the heart of our faith and philosophy.

Syedna Fakhruddin and the Dalai Lama

Syedna Fakhruddin and the Dalai Lama

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Our Goals

No one should go hungry

We provide meals to ensure no one in our community faces hunger. Every plate brings comfort, dignity, and hope to those in need.

Fostering connections through compassion

Empathy is the heart of Niyaaz. By serving others, we bridge divides, deepen understanding, and build a culture of care that unites us.

Relief during challenging times

For those at the lowest economic levels, food accounts for nearly 50% of expenses. Amid persistent high inflation, we aim to ease this hardship through our daily Niyaaz service.

A constant presence in times of need

In hardship, we offer more than meals. We offer solidarity. Our service reminds everyone that no one is alone.

The Team

Mulla Mohammed bhai Khorakiwala

Mulla Mohammed bhai Khorakiwala

Founding Member

Sahir bhai Motiwala

Sahir bhai Motiwala

Operations and Accounts

Aslam

Aslam

Head Cook

Sh Haider bhai Calcuttawala

Sh Haider bhai Calcuttawala

Operations

Shabbir Bhai Danawala

Shabbir Bhai Danawala

Operations

Hasan Ali

Hasan Ali

Cook

At Mazaar-e-Qutbi Niyaaz, our mission to alleviate hunger and foster community unity is deeply rooted in the guiding principles of Zahra Hasanaat and Fatemi Dawat.

The Mazaar-e-Qutbi Niyaaz continues a cherished tradition established by the 53rd Dai ul Mutlaq Syedna Khuzaima Qutbuddin RA. Visitors seeking his wisdom and blessings were always welcomed with his gentle invitation: "jami ne jajo" (eat and go), an expression of his profound commitment to nurturing both body and spirit.

Today, under the compassionate guidance of his successor and son, the 54th Dai ul Mutlaq Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS, continues this father’s legacy of hospitality. Our niyaaz program stands as a living tribute to Syedna Khuzaima’s generosity, continuing his mission of care and community connection through the sharing of meals.