Project Introduction

Jamia Baitul Ateeq is a non-profit educational and welfare institution that has been
transforming lives for over two decades — providing free education, accommodation,
meals, healthcare, and moral training to thousands of orphans, widows, and
underprivileged families.

Phase 1 – Land Acquisition

The foundation of the entire project begins with acquiring
500 acres of land.
All master-planning, infrastructure development, and construction can only proceed
once the land is secured.

Once the land is secured, the Islamic Welfare City can formally
begin development under legal and organizational compliance.

Our Vision

To establish a self-sustaining Islamic Welfare City that integrates education,
healthcare, shelter, skill development, food security, therapy, rehabilitation, and
community uplift — all under one unified system that transforms generations.

Our Mission

To provide dignified, free, and holistic support to orphans, widows, women,
senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and underprivileged families — empowering
them to become productive, ethical, and respected members of society.

Legal Status & Transparency

• Officially registered under Sindh Charity Commission :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}
• Government of Sindh — Home Department NOC granted :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}
• Annually audited financial system (independent auditors) :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}
• 2,500+ students, 860 residential, 102 staff
• 20-year legacy of educational and welfare excellence

Master Plan – 500 Acre Islamic Welfare City

The project includes 22 major welfare and educational zones:

• Women’s Islamic University (40 acres)
• Women’s Residential City (20 acres)
• Orphan Boy & Orphan Girl City (70 acres)
• International Education Complex (100 acres)
• Grand Jamia Masjid (15 acres)
• Widows’ Skill Development City (20 acres)
• IT & Skills Mega Center (40 acres)
• Business & Entrepreneurship Incubation Center (20 acres)
• 300-bed Modern Hospital (25 acres)
• Drug Rehabilitation Center (25 acres)
• Mental Health & Trauma Recovery Institute (15 acres)
• Autism & Special Education Center (15 acres)
• Disability Skills Center (15 acres)
• Elderly Care & Senior Home (20 acres)
• Community Cold Storage (5 acres)
• Shariah-Compliant Graveyard (40 acres)
• Agricultural Self-Sustainability Zone (100 acres)
• 5 MW Solar Power Plant
• Rescue & Disaster Response Academy (10 acres)
• Teacher & Staff Housing Town (30 acres)

Annual Expected Impact

Self-Sustainability Model

🌾 Agricultural Economy

100 acres dedicated to modern agriculture, dairy, poultry, food processing,
and seed production — ensuring food supply and institutional revenue.

💻 IT & Software Hub

Software development, BPO, mobile apps, freelancing labs, and automation services
will generate sustainable income while empowering youth.

🧵 Widows’ Industrial Skill Unit

Large-scale stitching, abaya production, uniforms, tailoring, crafts, and
manufacturing units for women-led income.

🏢 Business Incubation Center

Small business acceleration for youth and women with mentorship, workspace,
and revenue-sharing sustainability models.

☀ Solar Power Plant

A 5 MW solar system to power the entire welfare city and generate income
through net metering.

Why This Project Is Critical

Pakistan faces widespread poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, drug addiction,
mental health crises, orphanhood, widow suffering, and senior neglect.

The 500-acre Islamic Welfare City is a unified, sustainable, long-term solution
to these national problems — integrating education, healthcare, shelter, skills,
spiritual development, and rehabilitation under one complete Islamic system.

Your Support Can Turn This Vision Into Reality

The first and most critical step is acquiring the land.
Once secured, construction of orphan cities, women’s university, hospitals,
skills centers, IT hubs, elderly homes, and the entire welfare city will begin.