MUMTAZ Educational Institutions

Dr. Mumtaz Ahmed Khan (1935–2021) Popularly Known As: Baba-e-Taleem (Father of Education), Living Syed Ahmed Khan Profession: Humanitarian | Educationist | Social Reformer | Dr. Mumtaz Ahmed Khan was a visionary leader who transformed minority education in India. He was the founder of the Al-Ameen Movement (1966), which today runs over 250 educational institutions nationwide, including schools, colleges, and professional institutes serving more than 2.5 lakh students. A qualified surgeon with an MBBS and MS from Madras University, Dr. Khan dedicated his life to nation-building through education. He founded Al-Ameen Medical College in Bijapur—the first minority Muslim medical college in India, along with numerous hospitals to serve the underprivileged. Beyond education, Dr. Khan was a multifaceted reformer:Pro-Vice Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University Founder of Daily Salar, a leading Urdu daily in Karnataka Founder of Amanat Co-operative Bank Instrumental in establishing the Haj House in Mumbai Played a key role in sports promotion, building youth development platforms His efforts earned him numerous awards, including the Karnataka Rajyotsava Award and the Kempegowda Award, among many others. His legacy continues to inspire generations striving for empowerment through education and community upliftment.