Jamaat-e-Islami Launches Nationwide Membership Campaign

Jamaat-e-Islami Pakistan has launched a nationwide membership campaign with the goal of expanding public participation and strengthening its organizational network across the country. The campaign was announced by JI Chief Hafiz Naeemur Rehman as part of the party’s broader effort to connect citizens with a movement focused on justice, service, accountability, and systemic reform.

Addressing party workers and supporters, Hafiz Naeem said that Pakistan needs organized public participation rather than personality-based politics. He said the purpose of the campaign is to bring ordinary citizens, youth, professionals, workers, women, and community leaders into a disciplined movement for national change.

Nationwide Membership Campaign

The campaign aims to reach people across cities, towns, villages, and local communities. Jamaat-e-Islami plans to expand its membership base and strengthen public committees so that citizens can take part in local problem-solving, welfare activities, and democratic engagement.

  • The party aims to enroll millions of new members through the campaign.
  • Local teams will connect with citizens through camps, meetings, and public outreach.
  • Youth, students, workers, professionals, and community representatives will be encouraged to participate.
  • The campaign will focus on organized participation, public service, and local leadership.

Focus on Grassroots Organization

Hafiz Naeemur Rehman said that real political change begins at the grassroots level. He emphasized that strong local structures are necessary to understand people’s problems, represent their concerns, and work for practical solutions.

  • Public committees will help identify local issues and community needs.
  • Local chapters will support awareness, welfare, and reform-based activities.
  • Members will be encouraged to work with discipline, consultation, and responsibility.
  • The movement will continue to focus on justice, accountability, and public welfare.

Message to the Youth

The JI chief called on young people to become active participants in the future of Pakistan. He said youth must not remain silent spectators while the country faces unemployment, inflation, corruption, and weak governance.

He said Jamaat-e-Islami wants to provide young people with a platform where they can serve society, develop leadership, and contribute to positive political and social change.

Looking Ahead

Through the membership campaign, Jamaat-e-Islami aims to strengthen its public connection and build a wider network of citizens committed to reform. The campaign reflects the party’s message that meaningful change requires organized people, clear values, and continuous service at the grassroots level.