New Delhi: Dr. Shahid Badar Falahi, the last president of the Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI), passed away recently. SIMI, a Muslim student organization, was banned by the Indian government during his presidency. Dr. Falahi was a notable figure among Muslim youth in India, where he sought to revive Islamic values despite facing significant legal and social challenges.
According to Kashmir Media Service, Dr. Falahi was deeply respected for his dedication to his faith and principles, which remained unwavering even as he endured imprisonment and trials. His leadership and mentorship were influential in promoting Islamic consciousness among the youth, making him a revered figure in his community.
The news of Dr. Falahi’s death has elicited a wave of condolences from admirers and followers who were touched by his life and contributions. His legacy is remembered for its profound impact on the Islamic youth movement in India.