Alkhidmat’s “Bano Qabil” Program is Transforming the Lives of Karachi’s Youth: Munim Zafar Khan

Ameer Jamaat-e-Islami Karachi, Munim Zafar Khan, has said that Alkhidmat’s “Bano Qabil” program is changing the lives of Karachi’s youth. Hundreds of young men and women have now stepped into professional life, working online and in various jobs, becoming a source of happiness and financial stability for their families. He added that this is a major success for both the Bano Qabil Program and Alkhidmat. He expressed these views during his visit to the interview session held at Idara Noor-e-Haq for the Bano Qabil Fall Session, where he met with participating students. Munim Zafar Khan stated that following the remarkable success of Bano Qabil 4.0, Alkhidmat has continued to expand the initiative by launching summer, spring, and now fall sessions, providing thousands of new opportunities for Karachi’s youth. The overwhelming number of registrations in each session, he said, reflects the growing popularity and success of the program. “The purpose of this initiative,” he added, “is to instill hope among the youth. Our young generation wants to move forward, and we will not let the youth of Karachi fall into despair.” He highlighted that under the Bano Qabil Program, Alkhidmat is offering 28 IT courses completely free of cost across 55 IT training centers in the city. “It is a matter of great pride,” he said, “that so far, more than 75,000 students have successfully graduated from this program.” Executive Director Alkhidmat Karachi, Rashid Qureshi, stated that the Bano Qabil Program has now expanded nationwide and has become a symbol of hope for the youth. He said that in line with Hafiz Naeem-ur-Rehman’s vision, the program is guiding young people toward a brighter and more productive future. “Hundreds of young men and women have already become the support of their families,” he noted. “The coming era demands that we open new doors of progress in the world of IT—therefore, youth should seize this opportunity for a brighter future.”