General Election 2024
Manifesto, campaign messages, candidates, speeches and media.
Read moreBadal Do Nizam
Badal Do Nizam is the wider political movement connecting Jamaat-e-Islami's struggles for constitutional supremacy, an independent justice system, empowered local government, economic justice and the rights of workers, farmers, young people and ordinary citizens. The movement emerged as the central theme of JI's November 2025 Ijtima-e-Aam at Minar-e-Pakistan. Its subsequent phases have included public mobilisation around local government, constitutional questions and economic pressures. JI has described constitutional supremacy and judicial independence as central elements of the movement.


How the issues connect.
How the issues connect.
A serious public movement must do more than identify a problem. Jamaat-e-Islami's campaigns demonstrate the complete political process:
Public campaigns raise issues. Elections give citizens the opportunity to decide who should carry those priorities into government. This section preserves Jamaat-e-Islami's national, provincial and local election campaigns, manifestos, speeches, campaign material and candidate outreach.
Public movements gain strength when citizens move from concern to organised action.

Volunteering is not simply about giving time. It is about serving with sincerity, discipline and responsibility. You may volunteer for a specific event, a public campaign, an emergency response, a digital project or an ongoing community initiative. Formal membership is not required for every volunteer opportunity.
Become a VolunteerBecome part of the organised movement working for Iqamat-e-Deen, public rights and national reform.
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Read moreMovement Through the Years
2019
Nationwide marches demanding justice for Kashmir and an end to silence.
Communities organised across provinces to keep the cause visible.
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2023
Sustained sit-ins against fuel and food price shocks hitting working families.
Local chapters coordinated relief messaging with policy demands.
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