Jinnah Islamia College
On June 22, 1939, a committee was formed to establish the institution. On May 4, 1951, the official announcement of the college’s establishment was made. The inauguration of the college was carried out by Mother of the Nation, Miss Fatima Jinnah. The college was named Jinnah Islamia College, and students who completed their matriculation from Islamia School were admitted to this institution. Khan Bahadur M. Yousuf Hasmi (retired Principal of Kolkata College), was appointed as first honorary Principal of college.
The current building, which spans over 8 acres, was constructed on August 16, 1955.
Our all educational institutes were nationalized by Govt. Of Pakistan in 1972 including this one.
Islamia High School
Islamia School was established in 1908, with 74 students enrolled in its first year. In 1915, it was upgraded to a high school. The foundation of its new building was laid on May 12, 1915, with the ceremony conducted by Maulana Syed Mir Hassan.
This project was among the initial initiatives of the Anjuman. Many distinguished scholars, esteemed educators, and teachers played a vital role in the construction and development of the school.
Our all educational institutes were nationalized by Govt. Of Pakistan in 1972 including this one.
Muslim High School
After the creation of Pakistan, all high schools that were managed by Hindu or other community organizations were closed. These schools had a significant number of Muslim students enrolled. As a result, Muslim students were forced to seek admission in other high schools. In response to the growing need for educational facilities, Anjuman decided to acquire the building of Arya High School from the government.
Master M. Khaleel Shah, who was the headmaster of Muslim High School Jalandhar, moved to Sialkot after the creation of Pakistan. His efforts and struggles in this regard were highly commendable. Consequently, in 1947, Arya High School was converted into Muslim High School and was taken over by Anjuman.
Our all educational institutes were nationalized by Govt. Of Pakistan in 1972 including this one.
Islamia Girls High School
A Girls' High School had been operating under the Anjuman Muslim Khawateen Sialkot for some time. The Anjuman-e-Khawateen requested Anjuman-i-Islamia to take over the management of this school. As a result, in May 1947, the Girls' High School was transferred to the control of Anjuman-i-Islamia. Initially, the school had very little furniture. The Anjuman purchased new desks and curtains for the 9th and 10th classes.
Our all educational institutes were nationalized by Govt. Of Pakistan in 1972 including this one.
