Habib Malik
seeking the pleasure by serving humanity
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May Allah bless you with the ability to continue with your efforts to bring to the forefront the suffering and the plight of peoples affected by natural and man made disasters. Thus may Allah give us the ability to support people like Habib and to ensure that people are given their basic rights to life. May Allah bless you and keep you strong, focused and achieve your aims to their fullest.
Sallams.. I first met Habib when we done the 10k Manchester Run for Orphans.. and since then i have been following his twitter and facebook through his journeys across the Globe in aiding people.. and showing the rest of the world, those less fortunate than us.. I hope that you carry this on, and take it further hopefully.. you are a inspiration to us all :) you really are a model for society :) May Allah swt.. keep you on the straight path insh Allah. Nadia
Sir, salam to you and your work i really appreciate your work sir.i really wish to work with you. because their is less people like mr Habib Malik in this world.we did appreciate your presence in sanghar sindh Pakistan.Your struggle to help the poor people is remarkable. I pray Allah bless you with long life,good health and consistency to do more and more for the persons in problem.May God bless you all !!!!!!!!!!!!
What i see from your work inspires me..I always raise my hands daily asking Allah to grant Islamic Relief Sooo much reward in what they go through and for the smiles they put on many faces..I specially praise habib malik for his wonderful work! I pray Allah grants u succes always! Ameen! As im only 15 years of age..I have a dream to work at Islamic Relief..I want help those innocent people through anyway i am able to..I am defo coming for a job with Habib Malik! The person that has made part of my lifes journey better!
I've just visited your website, you are a exordinary, noble and wonderful man ! Thank you for your time to help others, May God bless you all !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for your time and fact finding missions. we did appreciate your presence in wajir northern kenya. May Allah Bless you.
Your struggle to help the poor people is remarkable. I pray Allah bless you with long life,good health and consistency to do more and more for the persons in problem
May God continue to bless you in the services you have provided to humanity. You are an inspiration to us all.
What a great man you are...someone doing something so practical to help these poor people: victim's of their primitive way of life, corruption and religion. It's endless unfortunately.
You are really a great man. I met you during your last visit to Muslim Hands Educational complex, Wazirabad. May Allah bless you and your team for your services for powerless people.
i really wish to work with you. because their is less people like mr Habib Malik in this world. i really appreciate your work sir. keep it up.
THE WINNER OF THE ROBERT BURNS HUMANITARIAN AWARD 2010 IS HABIB MALIK When tragedy strikes in some part of the world Habib would be on the first plane out there to help people. In recent times this has seen him help victims of the tsunami in south east Asia, the earthquakes in Kashmir and Iran, the war in Darfur, cyclone in Bangladesh and the bombs in Gaza and Lebanon. Not only have so many people been directly touched by Habib's humanity, he has himself raised millions of pounds in donations from ordinary Scots for these areas of the world. His authenticity, sincerity and passion has come across at countless fundraising events, often organised and spearheaded by himself. Congratulations Habib!
I just wish there were more people like Mr. Habib in this world!
I had the pleasure of photographic Habib today at Blackhall Mosque in Edinburgh. A friendlier or more pleasant man, you would be hard pushed to find. Well done on all your efforts and all the best for the future.
My name is Gaelle, I am French, I am 28 and I am an English teacher. I came to Glasgow this summer to spend some time with my best friend. Unfortunately during this holiday, Pakistan suffered one of the worst floods of its history. From what I could see on TV, the situation was dire, millions of people were victims of this disaster. I have known Habib Malik for a few years now and as an active member of Islamic Relief I know that he would have given anything to help these people. So he went to Pakistan within a few hours of receiving the call and tried to do his best to help the victims. When he came back, Habib didn't have a single second for himself, he was either on his phone to organize his tight schedule or on his laptop working but I could imagine that this was just the tip of the iceberg for him!!! I went with Habib to the Ramadan Launch day which took place in Glasgow City Chambers as a volunteer of Islamic Relief. I recorded his conference in which he was describing what he saw, what he heard and above all, what he felt over there, then he thanked the whole press, and some political and religious personalities who were very active in raising money to help these people in need. When the conference was over, Habib told the press that he had 30 minutes for them before his flight to London to take part in a live fundraising appeal on television. It was around 12 pm. His flight was at 3 pm so I said to myself that 30 minutes was good enough, he would have time to have lunch and to pack. But obviously I was wrong. Every single journalist wanted a written interview, a picture or a video interview. Each interview lasted between 5 and 20 minutes, there were about 8 journalists waiting for their turn to come. As time was passing by I knew that Habib could not answer all of them or else he would have missed his flight. Without taking a break he did at least 3 or 4 interviews, posed for photographers and did two video interviews, then he excused himself because he could not go on with the interviews and told me "Let's go!" He drove the car trying to handle the bombardment of calls to his phone, whilst eating his lunch (which was some Pakistani sweets and nothing else) and kept on saying “Oh I'm going to miss the flight, I'm late!!!". But he did it; he managed to be on the plane to London to carry on with all his amazing efforts, taking with him only the clothes on his back and his "office" (Rucksack). This was just an ordinary day in the life of Habib, and having only spent a few hours with him, I felt stressed just trying to keep up. What I will remember of this particular day is that 24 hours are not enough for a person who gives so much to help people in need and 24 hours in a day are definitely not enough for Habib Malik.
Graham McDonald, Depute Rector, Banchory Academy I first met Habib about 6 or 7 years ago when I was looking for someone to speak at our Equal Opportunities Day. I was surfing the net looking for speakers / contributors and came across some information about Habib and his work. I couldn't find anyone local to confirm what he did but decided to take a chance and invite him in to school. That must rank as one of my better decisions, from his arrival in school and throughout all of his repeat visits he was an instant and ongoing success. His open friendly style and charismatic delivery struck an immediate chord with the youngsters and he was able to deliver his message in a way that transcended all boundaries, appealing to the individual rather than to any particular grouping. Perhaps the most fitting tribute to his work in Banchory Academy is that the pupils themselves asked one year that the collection from our annual Christmas Service be given to Habib and Islamic Relief.
Grampian Police As the Grampian Police Diversity Liaison officer in Aberdeen I have known Habib for about 8 years now. During this time Habib has been a total inspiration to me in my role in promoting good relations with all the local communities in Aberdeen and as a practical teacher of different cultures. His numerous talks and presentations given to our new Constables, Police Cadets, Wardens and support staff including invites to his home for food and friendship have become legend for those lucky enough to experience them. One of his greatest skills is communicating in a way that the audience dispels any perceived barriers, quickly building rapport and getting his message of understanding different cultures and people with great humour and deep personal insight. A superb ambassador for the brotherhood of the Human Race, warm and welcoming and willing to engage at all levels of society for the good and benefit of others the world over. Jim Mackenzie, Diversity Liaison Officer , Aberdeen Division
Habib has, for a number of years, been taking sessions on Muslim issues as part of our S6 post-exam programme. I have not attended one of these sessions where the pupils have not been fully engaged in the topics discussed. Habib encourages all the students to participate and this active involvement adds to the popularity of his presentations. The feedback from the pupils clearly suggests that they are affected in a very positive way by his words and actions regarding his world-wide humanitarian work. Robert Gordon College, Aberdeen Deputy Head S6 Post Your Comment |
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31st January, 2012 05:25 PM
surfing the net suddenly i came to know about Mr Habib Malik..... i was realy wondered to see his work.........his passion....his achievements and his vision about humanity.... serving the humanity is indeed a noble cause and Habib Malik excells all the pakistanis in this regard...... The way he is putting selfless efforts is realy appreciate able...........May Allah bless hi with more strengh to carry on this mission.......