Islami Jamiat-e-Talibat - Goals

Goals

The foundations of this organization were laid in September 1969. It has been an active organisation for female students in Pakistan. Its main purpose is to spread the message of Islam and help the members become good students and citizens.

Its foremost objective is to make the Islamic culture flourish and pave the way for Islam's integrity. Its members are encouraged to be sympathetic and empathetic counselors for others.

IJT is a federation to show young women their real duty in this world, teach them the essentials of Islam and train them to live up to Islamic ideals. They organize different training activities for their members according to their religion. Any female Muslim student in any Pakistani institution of learning may join this organization. It has its constitution, which can be amended and eliminated on the basis of Quran and sunnah.

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