Jamaat-e-Islami’s concern extends beyond Pakistan’s borders to the wider Muslim Ummah and the global questions of justice, peace, freedom, human dignity and international cooperation. This platform brings together Jamaat’s foreign relations, international engagements, policy positions, dialogues and resources concerning major issues affecting Pakistan, the Muslim world and humanity.

CTA: Explore Global Engagement
CTA: Read JI Positions on International Issues

JI and Global Engagement

Dialogue Without Losing Principle

Jamaat-e-Islami engages political movements, scholars, governments, diplomatic missions, civil-society organisations, think tanks and international institutions on issues of mutual concern.

These engagements seek to strengthen understanding, exchange ideas, advance legitimate causes and build cooperation around peace, justice, human welfare and the interests of Pakistan and the Muslim Ummah.

Areas of Engagement

Islamic Movements & Political Organisations
Dialogue and exchange with movements and parties across the Muslim world.

Diplomatic & Institutional Engagement
Meetings with ambassadors, diplomatic missions and international institutions.

Scholarly & Intellectual Relations
Engagement with scholars, universities, research institutes and think tanks.

Civil Society & Humanitarian Cooperation
Dialogue around relief, development, human rights and community welfare.

CTA: Explore Global Engagement & Relations

Avoid presenting every relationship as an “alliance.” Use terms such as engagement, dialogue, institutional relationship, cooperation or exchange, depending on the actual nature of the relationship.

Across the Muslim World

Relationships Built Through Ideas, Dialogue and Shared Concerns

Use an interactive regional map or country-based explorer showing significant historical and contemporary engagements.

Suggested regions:    [Kindly add a line with Each region.. keep it dummy data]

South Asia  >> Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, India, Nepal
Middle East >> Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Palestine, Syria,
Türkiye & Central Asia   >> Turkiye
Southeast Asia  >> Malaysia, Indonesia
Africa   >> Algeria,
Europe  >> UK, Germany,
North America   USA, Canada

Selecting a country may show:

• Major engagements
• Delegation visits
• Meetings
• Related movements or organisations
• Conferences
• Statements
• Photographs
• Relevant policy material

CTA: Explore International Relations

Global Issues & JI Positions

Principle, Context and Policy

International crises require more than slogans. Jamaat-e-Islami seeks to place its positions within the wider context of justice, international law, human dignity, Muslim solidarity and Pakistan’s national interests.

This section should combine short issue explainers with official statements, policy briefs and supporting resources.

Suggested Issue Areas

Palestine
Occupation, Palestinian rights, humanitarian crisis and the search for a just political settlement.

Kashmir
Self-determination, human rights and the unresolved political dispute.

Afghanistan & Regional Peace
Peace, sovereignty, regional stability and relations between neighbouring states.

Muslim Minorities
Issues affecting Muslim communities including Rohingya and Uyghur Muslims.

Wars & Humanitarian Crises
Conflict, displacement and protection of civilian populations.

Islamophobia & Religious Freedom
Protection of religious dignity and peaceful coexistence.

Global Economic Justice
Debt, inequality, economic sovereignty and the unequal structure of the international economic order.

OIC & Muslim Cooperation
Institutional reform, coordination and greater collective capacity across the Muslim world.

Each issue page should contain:

The Issue
A concise factual overview.

Why It Matters
The humanitarian, political and strategic significance.

JI’s Position
The institutional position in clear language.

Policy Briefs & Statements
Official documents and leadership statements.

Timeline
Major developments.

Resources
Reports, books, articles and videos.

CTA: Explore Global Issues & JI Positions

Policy & Position Papers

From Solidarity to a Defined Position

Bring Jamaat’s international policy thinking into one structured collection.

Possible categories:

Pakistan’s Foreign Policy
Palestine
Kashmir
Afghanistan
India & Regional Relations
Muslim World Cooperation
Human Rights
International Economic Order
Conflict & Peacebuilding

Each card:

Policy / Position Title
Issue
Date
Issuing Department
Language
PDF / Read Online

CTA: Explore Foreign Policy Briefs

These documents should also automatically appear on their corresponding issue pages and in Knowledge & Resources.

International Dialogues & Delegations

Engagement Across Borders

Document Jamaat-e-Islami’s interaction with international political, diplomatic, scholarly and civil-society actors.  

Show selected cards for:

International Delegations         [could display this from NEWS]
Meetings with Ambassadors    [could display this from NEWS]
Visits by Foreign Leaders and Scholars      [could display this from NEWS]
International Conferences             [could display this from NEWS]

Each record should show:

Participants • Country/Institution • Place • Date • Purpose • Related Issue

CTA: Explore International Engagements

If this archive becomes large, it can later become its own dedicated page.

Kashmir Resource Centre

Understanding Kashmir. Preserving the Record. Supporting the Right to Justice.

The Kashmir question deserves a platform substantially deeper than a conventional issue page.

The Kashmir Resource Centre should serve as a structured historical, legal, human-rights and policy archive that helps students, journalists, researchers, policymakers and citizens understand the conflict and its continuing consequences.

CTA: Enter the Kashmir Resource Centre

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Inside the Kashmir Resource Centre   [separate page]

1. Understanding the Kashmir Conflict

The Issue in Brief

A concise introduction explaining:

• The political origins of the dispute
• Partition and 1947
• Accession controversy
• United Nations involvement
• Wars and ceasefire arrangements
• Line of Control
• Political developments within Jammu and Kashmir
• Developments after August 2019

CTA: Understand the Kashmir Issue

2. Kashmir Through History

Create an interactive chronological timeline.

Suggested periods:

Before 1947
1947–48 Conflict
UN Resolutions
1965 & 1971
Simla Agreement
Popular Resistance from 1989
1990s–2000s
Post-2010 Developments
August 2019 and After
Current Situation

Each timeline entry can connect to documents, photographs, maps or further reading.

CTA: Explore the Timeline

3. International Law & Key Documents

Create a documentary archive containing:

• UN Security Council resolutions
• UN Commission documents
• Bilateral agreements
• Relevant constitutional and legal documents
• Official correspondence
• International human-rights reports
• Parliamentary documents
• Major court decisions where relevant

Filters

United Nations Pakistan India Bilateral Agreements Human Rights Legal Documents

CTA: Explore Key Documents

4. Human Rights Record

Documenting the Human Cost

This must be a rigorous, source-led section rather than an emotional statistics page.

Create separate data categories for:

Civilian Deaths
Injuries
Detentions & Arrests
Disappearances
Sexual Violence
Restrictions on Media & Communication
Political Detention
Property and Demolition Cases
Restrictions on Civil Liberties

For every statistic, the website should show:

Number → Period Covered → Geographic Scope → Source → Last Updated

Where reputable organisations report different figures, present the range or clearly identify the source rather than merging incompatible datasets.

CTA: Explore Human Rights Documentation

5. People, Leaders & Turning Points

The Individuals Who Shaped the Kashmir Question

Profiles should explain the role of significant political, intellectual, resistance, diplomatic and social figures rather than creating a simple “heroes gallery.”

Profiles may be grouped by:

Kashmiri Political Leadership
Intellectual & Religious Figures
Diplomatic Figures
Human-Rights Voices
Historical Personalities

Each profile:

Photograph
Name
Period
Role
Why the individual matters
Related events and documents

CTA: Explore People & Leadership

6. Maps & Geography

Understanding the Territory

Interactive maps can explain:

• Jammu & Kashmir before 1947
• Present areas of administration
• Line of Control
• Major cities and districts
• Geographic and demographic context
• Important historical locations

Maps should be clearly sourced and carefully labelled, particularly where boundaries or political status are disputed.

CTA: Explore Kashmir Maps

7. Books, Articles & Research

Read Deeper

Create a specialised Kashmir library connected to the main Knowledge & Resources repository.

Collections

History of Kashmir
International Law
Human Rights
Politics & Self-Determination
Pakistan–India Relations
Memoirs & Personal Accounts
UN & International Documents
JI Literature on Kashmir
Academic Research

Available formats:

Books • Articles • Reports • Policy Papers • Historical Documents • PDFs • Videos

Languages:

Urdu • English • Arabic

CTA: Explore the Kashmir Library

8. JI and the Kashmir Cause

A Continuing Institutional Engagement

Document Jamaat-e-Islami’s historical engagement with Kashmir through political advocacy, public mobilisation, humanitarian concern, intellectual work and international outreach.

This section may contain:

• Historical positions
• Major campaigns
• Conferences
• Speeches
• Parliamentary initiatives
• International advocacy
• Publications
• Humanitarian activity
• Important organisational decisions

Keep this separate from the neutral historical explanation of the Kashmir dispute, so readers can distinguish the history of the conflict from Jamaat-e-Islami’s own role and position.

CTA: Explore JI’s Kashmir Engagement

9. Kashmir in Voices & Testimony

Beyond Statistics

Preserve first-person accounts, interviews, oral histories and documented testimonies concerning life, displacement, detention, conflict and resilience.

Possible content:

Survivor Accounts
Families of the Missing
Journalists
Students
Women
Human-Rights Defenders
Kashmiri Scholars and Community Voices

Every testimony should clearly state its source and verification status.

CTA: Explore Kashmir Voices

10. Kashmir Media Archive

Bring together:

Documentaries
Historical Footage
Speeches
Interviews
Seminars
Photographs
Infographics

CTA: Explore Media Archive

Global Affairs for a Larger Purpose

Jamaat-e-Islami’s international engagement seeks neither isolation nor uncritical alignment. It is grounded in principle, dialogue, national responsibility and concern for justice across the Muslim world and beyond.

Continue Exploring

Our Vision & Principles
Understand the values behind Jamaat’s international outlook.

Knowledge & Resources
Explore research, books and policy material.

Events & Dialogues
Follow conferences and international engagements.

Campaigns & Movements
See how international causes become public mobilisation.

Recommended Sitemap

Ummah & Global Affairs

• Global Engagement & Relations
• Global Issues & JI Positions
• Kashmir Resource Centre
• International Dialogues & Delegations (when enough content exists)

Kashmir Resource Centre

• Understanding the Conflict
• Historical Timeline
• International Law & Documents
• Human Rights Record
• People & Turning Points
• Maps & Geography
• Kashmir Library
• JI & Kashmir
• Voices & Testimonies
• Media Archive

Developer Brief

Use a single structured international-affairs content system rather than manually creating unrelated pages. Core content types should include Country/Region, Organisation, International Engagement, Global Issue, Policy/Position Paper, Person, Historical Event and Resource. Relationships should allow one engagement to appear under a country, an organisation, a leader and a related issue without duplication. Global Issue pages should dynamically pull related statements, policy papers, events, leadership comments, videos and research.

The Kashmir Resource Centre should use specialised structured datasets for timeline events, documents, human-rights statistics, personalities, maps, testimonies and resources. Human-rights records must retain source, reporting period, geography, methodology and update date. Search should work across Urdu, English and Arabic, while the Kashmir Library should remain connected to the main Knowledge & Resources repository rather than maintaining duplicate files.

Designer Brief

Design Ummah & Global Affairs as a serious international-affairs and diplomacy platform, not as a collection of political statements. Use a restrained global visual language with maps, documentary photography, institutional profiles and policy-document cards. The landing-page journey should be:

Hero → Global Engagement → World/Regional Explorer → Global Issues → Policy Positions → Dialogues & Delegations → Kashmir Resource Centre → Final CTA.

Give the Kashmir Resource Centre a distinct visual identity and considerably greater depth. It should feel like a credible digital research archive combining a historical timeline, maps, verified data, documents, books, testimonies and multimedia. Avoid visually sensational treatment of casualties or suffering. Human-rights material should be presented with dignity, precise sourcing and clear data context. All pages must work fully in Urdu RTL, English and Arabic.