Educational

Aaghaz Foundation: based in Lucknow.

Ajmal foundation: active in Assam.

Al-Hira Public School & Hostel:CBSE curriculum; hotsels for boys and girls; in Patna.

Al-Irfan Secondary School: Al Irfan CBSE English / Urdu medium Secondary & Senior Secondary School is a minority institution established in 1998 in Aurangabad.

Aligarh Muslim University : founded by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan in 1877.

All India Muslim Educational Conference: Prof. Riazur Rahman Khan, General Secretary.

All India Ta'limi wa Milli Founation: President is Maulana Asrarul Haq Qasmi.

All India Tanzeem Ulema-e-Hind: Maulana Anzar Shah Kashmiri, President.

AMU Alumni Association of Northern California: awards scholarships for students of AMU.

Anjuman Khairul Islam: Established in 1927, it is active in Maharashtra. AKI runs 44 institutions serving 17,000 students. Mrs. Sayeeda Dadarkar is the General Secretary of AKI Trust.

Arabic-Persian Madrasa Board : chairman is Maulana Khalil Athar Ashrafi.

Association for Humanitarian Services And Solidarity (AHSAS): a non-profitable, non-political organization established and operated exclusively for literacy and educational purposes, including, welfare of the underprivileged people in India in general and Bihar & Jharkhand in particular.

Azad India Foundation: working in Kishanganj, Bihar.

Azim Premji Foundation: Azim Premji Foundation dedicates itself to the cause of Universalization of Elementary Education in India.

Bearys Group: manages group of schools and colleges in Karnataka.

Bihar Madrasa Education Board: Salahuddin Siddiqui, Chairman.

Darul Musannifin Shibli Academy: established by Allama Shibli Nomani.

Darul uloom Deoband : established on 30 May 1866.

Darul Uloom Sayeediya: based in Bangalore, propose to setup secular education along with religious education.

Darul Umoor : a modern madrasa in Bangalore.

Dawakhana Tibbiya College: of Aligarh Muslim University

Dr. Nakadar Institute of Knowledge: boarding school in Gujarat.

Faiz-e-Aam Muslim School: active in Faizabad and other districts of UP.

Fatima Educational and Health Trust: in Ranchi, Jharkhand.

Federation of Aligarh Alumni Associations: The federation is a non-profit, secular, non-partisan, and non-political organization serving Educational, Social, Literary and Cultural needs of the Community.

Firangi Mahal: based in Lucknow.

Foundation for Economic and Education Development: established in Hyderabad in 1996.

Ghousia College of Engineering: started in 1980 in Bangalore.

Grace Education Foundation: in Pune.

Jame-ul-Uloom: modern education with religious instructions. 1st to 10th class, in Bangalore.

Indian Muslim Education Foundation of North America (IMEFNA) : President Dr. Khurshid Mallick.

Insan Mission: Educational institution in Kishanganj, Bihar.

Integral University: A technical school established in 1993 in Lucknow, UP. It had grown rapidly to become a University.

International Institute of Islamic Business and Finance(IIIBF): offering online classes in Islamic finances.

Jamia Arabia Darussalam: Established in 2003 in Meerut, UP.

Jamia Hamdard: established by Hakeem Abdul Hameed in Delhi.

Jamia Millia Islamia : established in Aligarth in 1920 by Maulana Mehmud Hasan, Maulana Mohamed Ali, Hakim Ajmal Khan, Dr. Mukhtar Ahmad Ansari, and Abdul Majid Khwaja. Moves to New Delhi in 1925. It became a Central University in 1988.

Jamiatul Falah: Azamgarh, UP.

Jamiatul Hidaya: Jaipur, established in 1986.

Jamiat-ul-Mominaat: Institution of Islamic studies for women, Lucknow.

Khaja Banda Nawaz College of Engineering: established in 1980, Gulbarga, Karnataka.

League of Islamic Madrasas in India: Deoband, claims to represent 3000 madrasas.

Madina Public School: Hyderabad

Manara Academy: aims to establish futuristic schools of learning with nodes at multiple locations primarily for children and women in the state of Orissa, India.

Maulana Azad Education Foundation:

Maulana Abul Kalam Azad Arabic, Persian Research Institute: in Tonk, Rajasthan.

Modern Educational Social & Cultural Organization [MESCO]: a Mumbai based trust since 1968, providing help in educational and medical field.

Mohammad Ali Jauhar University: being established in Rampur, UP.

Momin's Students Welfare Trust : providing career guidance and coaching for students.
MSWT
214, United School Building
Ilyasnagar, Bangalore - 560078

Muslim Association for the Advancement of Sciences(MAACS): Its goal is advancement of science and education among Indian Muslims.
maas1@vsnl.com

Nadwatul-ulama: Lucknow, UP established in 1898.

Noorul Uloom Educational Society: established in 1989 in Aligarh by Professor Nafees Ahmad, former Professor of Biochemistry (Ophthalmology) and Proctor of Aligarh Muslim University.

Rahat Welfare Trust: based in Mumbai, working to promote the welfare of Muslim women and children, education and poverty relief.

Shah Waliullah Institute, Delhi. Director Maulana Ataur Rahman Qasmi.

Shaheen School & PU College: Residential school, also offers scholarship. Based in Bidar, Karnataka.

Sir Syed College: Taliparamba , Kannur ( Kerala)

Sir Syed Ahmed Khan Foundation : works for social and educational upliftment of people residing in slums and rural areas in the state of Maharashtra.

Sir Syed Society for Promotion of Education, Enlightment and Communal Harmony(SPEECH): " A mission to spread modern education among under privileged" based in Dehradun.

The Students Islamic Trust: for the educational development of Muslim community in India.
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Aaghaz Foundation

Beginning Anew
We use education as a tool to effect socio-economic reforms in the minority community.

WHAT’S AAGHAZ FOUNDATION ALL ABOUT

A silent movement to eradicate illiteracy from the minority community. We are a one-of-its kind Lucknow-based organisation committed to the cause of providing education to underprivileged minority students. Unable to meet the high costs, every year hundreds, possibly thousands of minority children are forced to discontinue their education. A recent study suggests that the school drop out rate is the highest among Muslim children.
Aaghaz Foundation prevents these budding careers from being nipped in the bud by paying off their school and college fees directly to their institutions. Already, several hundred minority students are benefiting from the unique scholarship programmes initiated by the Foundation.

Aaghaz Foundation is registered with the Society of Registrar under the Societies Registration Act, 1860.

WHO ARE WE

People like you. A selfless group of individuals from different walks of life who are driven by a common agenda: Eradication of illiteracy from our community. Our members include men and women from diverse fields and different age groups.

HOW DO WE WORK

Smartly. As soon as someone recommends us a student who needs financial support,
Aaghaz asks its members to volunteer for a pre-scholarship survey. A minimum of three volunteers are needed. The volunteers visit the student’s house with a set of questionnaire based on objectively verifiable indicators to determine whether or not the student is eligible for scholarship.

The academic record of the student, his/her financial condition etc are among several key things that are taken into consideration by the volunteers. Priority is given to orphans and meritorious student.

Once it has been vetted, the case is discussed at our meetings (we meet once every month) and, subject to the findings of the survey, the scholarship is approved or rejected.

HOW DO WE RAISE FUNDS FOR THE STUDENTS

Take it from the community, give it back to the community. Aaghaz Foundation raises funds through generous contributions (minimum of Rs. 100/- or more per month) from members in India and abroad Thankfully, we have enough members to keep us running like a well-oiled machinery. And because the school/college fee of most of our students is sponsored either wholly or partially by some of our members, financial constraint has rarely been a problem.

When a student’s case is brought to our notice we raise it in our monthly meetings. Case details of students are send out to our members and patrons on email and posted on www.aaghazfoundation.blogspot and invariably someone steps in to sponsor the fee of the child for one year under our adopt-a-child scheme.

Aaghaz Foundation also accepts Zaka’at.

NOTE: Aaghaz Foundation doesn’t accept any grant/aid from the government.

HOW DO WE MONITOR THE PROGRESS OF STUDENTS

Scholarship is given for an academic session and subject to a student’s performance, extended or withdrawn for another year. Members visit various colleges periodically to monitor their progress. Students given scholarship for higher education are made to sign a moral bond wherein they promise to return the funds (without interest) when they are in a position to do so. The bond has no legal sanctity.

AND NOW FOR SOME FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Why education?
Because illiteracy is the single biggest factor for the problems bedeviling our community. It’s also responsible for unemployment and backwardness among Muslim.

What can we do?
Use education as a tool to effect socio-economic reforms in the community.
Provide financial assistance to deserving students who want to pursue their studies but don’t have the resources.

Capitalize on our numbers. One individual may not be able to help 10 others, but 10 individuals can certainly help one.

But why should I get involved? I am busy

If not you, then who? How long should we depend on the government. Isn’t this our social and moral responsibility to do something for our community.

How can I contribute?

Join Aaghaz by agreeing to contributing Rs 100 per month or more. Give suggestions. They are invaluable. Find us students who could benefit from Aaghaz.

Spread awareness about education and locate students who cannot pursue their studies because of lack of resources.

Sponsor a child. Details of students and there fee requirement is discussed in our monthly meetings and also posted on www.aaghazfoundation.blogspot.com from time to time. (We also have a website www.aaghazfoundation.com, but it’s not been updated so don’t bother looking at it. We are trying to revamp it and I will mail you the link when I am done).

What can we gain ?

Nothing materially. There are no tangible benefits for you, only Sawa'ab. Students availing our services will pass the baton to the next generation; even if they don’t at least their generation and hopefully, those after them would be educated.

Some clarifications

Aaghaz Foundation doesn’t have any political affiliations. No one has any vested interests in Aaghaz. Alhamdulillah, we all are doing fairly well in life.
Transparency is the key word. Accounts, records etc can be checked any time.
There are no personal gains to be made through Aaghaz.

The decision-making authority in Aaghaz Foundation is vested with an Executive Council comprising urban professionals. But this doesn’t imply that the Foundation belongs to an individual or group. We are all cogs in the machine. So you can be as much a part of Aaghaz as we are.

In keeping up with our guiding principles, not a single penny has been spent on the Foundation (all office expenditure, including stationary, postal expenses etc. are borne by the members voluntarily) nor was any grant accepted from any government/ private institution

WHERE DO WE STAND

From a small idea in October 2004, Aaghaz has now grown into a full fledged movement. At present Aaghaz is paying the fees of over 350 of students in various schools and colleges located throughout Lucknow. Unable to afford the high costs, most of these students would have been otherwise forced to discontinue their education.

Link:

www.aaghazfoundation.com

Aligarm Muslim University

Composition of Executive Council and AMU Court

AMU Executive Council
1. Vice-Chancellor 1
2. Pro-Vice-Chancellor 1
3. Hony. Treasurer 1
4. Deans of Faculties (12 Faculties) 5
5. Provosts (1, With Seniority in Appointment) 1
6. Proctor 1
7. Principals of Colleges 2
8. Elected Representatives of Professors/Readers 2
9. Elected Representatives of Lecturers 2
10 Outside Members (Non-AMU employees) 9
Total: 25

 

AMU EXECUTIVE MEMBERS as of January 2006
1. Mr. Naseem Ahmad Vice-Chancellor(Chairman)
2. Prof. M. Saleemuddin Pro Vice-Chancellor
3. Nawab Ibne Said Khan Saheb of Chhatari Honorary Treasurer
4. Prof. Akhlaq Ahmad Proctor
5. Prof. Qamaruddin Khan Dean,Faculty of Commerce
6. Prof. Akhtar Haseeb Dean, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences
7. Prof. Akhlaq Ahmad Dean, Faculty of Law & Proctor, AMU
8. Prof. (Hm.) Khalid Zaman Khan Dean,Faculty of Unani Medicine
9. Prof. Ekram Husain Dean, Faculty of Engg. & Tech.
10. Prof. M. Mobashir Principal, J. N. Medical College
11. Prof. Muslim Taj Ahmad Principal,Z. H. College of Engg. & Tech.
12. Prof. (Mrs.) Amina Kishore Principal, Women’s College
13. Dr. Sibghatullah Farooqui Provost, V.M. Hall
14. Prof. Tariq Mansoor Department of Surgery
15. Dr. Iqbal Parvez Department of Zoology
16. Dr. Mohd. Nafees A. Ansari Department of Political Science
17. Mr. Anwar Khursheed University Polytechnic
18. Dr. S. A. H. Abidi C-M-11/B, Sector-B, Aliganj,
Lucknow-226020
19. Mr. Wasim Ahmad
Former MP
term till 16 Nov 2009
172-B, Sidhartha Extension, Pocket C,
New Delhi – 110 014
20. Prof. Nishit Rai Director
Regional Center for Urban and Environmental studies, Lucknow University.
21. Mr. Salman Haidar Former Secretary, Ministry of External affairs, New Delhi-110013
22. Mr. Saleem Iqbal Sherwani Allahabad (UP)
23. Prof. Mansoor Hasan
Cardiologist
term till 16 Nov 2009
KGMC,Lucknow-226020
24. Mr. Syed Shahabuddin Ex-MP and Journalist,
401, Eastend Apartments, Mayur Vihar, Delhi – 110 096
25. Prof. Saiyed Jafar Reza Formerly Head of the Dept. of Urdu,
University of Allahabad, Shabistan, 254 / 218, Shahganj, Allahabad - 211003

submitted by Afzal Usmani

AMU Court

 

AMU COURT COMPOSITION
1. Chancellor

Mr. Justice A. M. Ahmadi, President
1
2. Pro-Chancellor

Dr. Mumtaz Ahmad Khan
1
3. Vice-Chancellor

Mr. Naseem Ahmad, in the chair
1
4.Pro-Vice-Chancellor

Professor M. Saleemuddin
1
5.Hony. Treasurer

Nawab Ibne Said Khan Saheb of Chhatari
1
6.All Ex-Vice-Chancellor (4 Living VCs)

Mr. Syed Hamid

Prof. Mohd. Naseem Farooqui

Mr.Mahmudur Rahman

Mr. Hamid Ansari
4

7. All Deans of Faculties (12 Faculties)

Prof. Rajeshwari Prasad, Faculty of Science

Prof. Khalid Zaman Khan, Faculty of Unani Medicine

Prof. (Ms.) Hamida Ahmad, Faculty of Social Sciences

Prof. K.M. Mishra, Faculty of Arts

Prof. (Mrs.) Usha Singhal, Faculty of Medicine

Prof. Ainul Haq Khan, Faculty of Life Sciences

Prof. Javaid Akhtar, Faculty of Management Studies & Research

Prof. Qamaruddin Khan, Faculty of Commerce

Prof. Akhtar Haseeb, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences

Prof. Akhlaq Ahmad, Faculty of Law & Proctor
Prof. Ekram Husain, Faculty of Engineering
Vacant, Faculty of Theology

12

8. Dean Students' Welfare (DSW)

Prof. Abu Qamar Siddiqui

1

9. Librarian, Maulana Azad Library

Mr. Shakeel Ahmad Khan, Actg. Librarian,

1

10. Registrar

Prof. Faizan Mustafa

1

11.Provosts (With Seniority in Appointment)

Prof. Qazi Jamal Husain, Sir Syed Hall (South)

Dr. Sibghatullah Farooqi, V.M. Hall

Prof. Mahshar Raza, Mohd. Habib Hall

Prof. Abida Malik, S.N. Hall

Prof. Tabassum Shahab, Hadi Hasan Hall

5

12.Proctor

Prof. Akhlaq Ahmad

1

13. Chairmen (With Seniority in Appointment)

Prof. Mohd. Murtaza Khan, Deptt. of Political Science

Prof. Rashid Ali, Deptt. Of Bio-Chemistry (JNMC)

Prof. Mirza Khalil A. Beg, Deptt. of Linguistics

Dr. Javed Musarrat, Deptt. of Agricultural Microbiology

Prof. Shaik Mastan, Deptt. of Modern Indian Languages

Dr.(Mrs.) Kausar Jahan Khwaja, Deptt. Of Oral & Dental Pathalogy

Dr. Mahendra Kumar Jindal, Deptt. of Pedodontia

Prof. S. Asif A. Naqvi, Deptt. Of Museology

Prof.(Mrs.) Sandhya Maheshwari, Deptt. Of Human Dental Anatomy

Dr. Syed Farman Husain, Deptt. Of Shia Theology

Prof. Kafeel Ahmad Qasmi, Deptt. Of Arabic

Mr. Sanjeev Maheshwari, Deptt. Of Architecture

Prof. Shaukat Ali, Deptt. Of Chemical Engineering

Prof. Ashok Mittal, Deptt. Of Economics

Prof. Dhirendra Kumar Agarwal, Deptt. of Physiology

Prof. M. Amanullah Khan, Deptt. of Surgery

Prof. Shabahat Husain, Deptt. of Library & Information Science

Prof. (Mrs.) Shahjahan Bano, Deptt. of Anaesthesiology

Dr. Satya Prakash Sharma, Deptt. of Sanskrit

Prof. Anis Ismail, Deptt. of Jarahat

Prof. Abu Qamar Siddiqui, Deptt. of Psychiatry

20

14. Principals of Colleges

Prof. S.H. Hashmi, Dr. Ziauddin Ahmad Dental College

Prof. (Mrs.) Amina Kishore, Women’s College

Dr. (Hm.) Saud Ali Khan, A.K. Tibbiya College

Prof. M. Mobashir, J. N. Medical College

Prof. Muslim Taj Ahmad, Z. H. College of Engg. & Technology

5

15. Elected Representatives of Professors

Prof. Mohd. Hanif Beg, Deptt. of Surgery

Prof. M. Jamal Siddiqui, Deptt. of Sociology & Social Work

2

16. Elected Representatives of Readers

Dr. Shamsul Haque Siddiqui, Deptt. of Geography

Dr. Rafiuddin, Department of Chemistry

Dr. Nawab Ali, Department of Commerce

3

17. Elected Representatives of Lecturers

Mr. Arman R. Faridi, Deptt. Computer Science

Mr. Mujeeb A. Ansari, Deptt. of Civil Engg.

Dr. Mohd. Naved Khan, Deptt. of Business Administration

Dr. Adam Malik Khan, Deptt. Of Islamic Studies

Dr. Mohd. Asif Khan, Deptt. Of Commerce

5

18. Representatives of Principals of Schools

Mrs. Nasreen Bano, Principal, AMU City Girls’ High School

Mr. Shamim Idris, Principal, City High School

2

19. Elected Representatives of Non-Teaching Staff

Mr. Shariq Aslam Khan

Mr. Rashid Mustafa

Mr. Misri Ram

Mr. Sarfraz Ahmad

Mr. Babar Azhar

5

20. Representatives of AMU Alumni

(All Vacant for More Than 20 Years)

25

21. Representatives of AMU Donors

Mr. Ahmad Omar Farooq, Aligarh

Mr. Khursheed A. Khan, Aligarh

Mr. S.M. Raza Ali Khan, Aligarh

Mr. M. M. Beg, Aligarh

Mr. Khawaja Mohd. Haleem, Aligarh

Dr. Mairajuddin Ahmad, Lucknow

Mr. Zafaryab Jilani, Lucknow

Mr. Sarwar Husain Khan, Khurja-Bulandshahar

Mr. Ahmad Rasheed Sherwani, New Delhi

Mr. Mrs. Shabana Nizam, Aligarh

10

22. Representatives of Learned Professions (Industry and Commerce)

Dr. S.A.H. Abidi

Mr. Justice Sardar Ali Khan

Mr. Syed Shahabuddin

Mr. Wasim Ahmad

Prof. A.M. Pathan, Vice-Chancellor, Maulana Azad national Urdu University, Hyderabad

Dr. M. Hasan, Cardiologist, Lucknow

Mr. Salman Haidar, Former Secretary, Ministry of External affairs, New Delhi

Mr. Salman Khursheed, Ex-Minister, GOI, New Delhi

Mr. Saleem Iqbal Sherwani, Allahabad (UP)

Prof. Amrik Singh, New Delhi

10

23. Representatives of All India Muslim Educational Conference

Mr. Asad Yar Khan, New Delhi

Mr. Kh. Mohd. Shahid, New Delhi

Mr. Munawwar Haziq, New Delhi

Dr. Shahid Qamar Qazi, Aligarh

Prof. Akhtarul Wasey, New Delhi

5

24. Members of Parliament (6 Lok Sabha, 4 Rajya Sabha)

Mr.Aditya Nath Yogi, Gorakhpur

Mr. Furkan Ansari, Deoghar (Bihar)

Dr. Shafiqurrahman Barq, Muradabad (UP)

Mr.Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Bareilly (UP)

Mr. T.K. Hamza, Malappuram (Kerala)

Mr. Ch. Bijendra Singh, Aligarh (UP)

Maulana Obaidullah Khan Azmi, Indore (MP)

Mr. Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, Rampur (UP)

Mrs. Mohsina Kidwai, New-Delhi

Mr. Abdul Samad Samdani, Malappuram(Kerala)

10
25. Representatives of Muslim Culture & Learning

(10 of them should be Non-UP resident)

Maulana Abul Baqa Nadvi, Jamiatul- Falah Azamgarh

Nawab Rahmatullah Khan Sherwani, Aligarh

Maulana Kalbe Sadiq, Lucknow

Dr. Ahmad Abdul Hai, Patna, Bihar

Prof. Anwar Alam, Vice-Chancellor, Shere Kashmir University, Srinagar Kashmir

Javed Akhtar, Bombay

Mr. Moosa Raza, IAS (Retd), New Delhi

Syed Shahid Mahdi, New Delhi

Dr. Syed Zahoor Qasim, New Delhi

Mr.Shahid Husain Khan, Indore, MP

Mr. Syed S. Shafi, New Delhi

Maulana Mufti Fuzailur Rehman H. Usmani

3 Vacant
15
26. Representatives of Muslim Colleges of Oriental Learning in India (Madaaris)

Maulana Ziauddin Islahi, Director, Darul Musannefeen, Shibli Academy, Azamgarh

Maulana Fazlur Rahim Mujaddidi, Jaipur

Maulana Abdul Karim Parikh, Nagpur, Maharashtra

Maulana Mohd. Rabey Hasani Nadvi, President, All India Muslim Personal Law Board

Mr. P.M. Mubarak Pasha, Kozhikode-Kerala

Maulana Mohd. Wali Rahmani, Munger, Bihar
6
27. Chairmen and Presidents of Waqf Boards

Dr. Hafiz Mohd. Usmani, Chairman,

UP Sunni Central Waqf Board, Lucknow (UP)

Mr. Mukhtar Anees, Chairman,

UP Shia Central Waqf Board, Lucknow (UP)

2 Vacants

4
28. Representatives of Urdu Language & Literature

Prof. A. M. K. Shaharyar

Mr. Shamsur Rahman Farooqui, Allahabad (UP)
2
29. Representatives of Muslim Educational & Cultural Societies

(Situated Outside of UP)

Mr. Munawar Peerbhoy, Pune, Maharashtra

Dr. M. Ishaq Jamkhanawala, Mumbai, Maharashtra

Dr. Manzoor Ahmad, IPS, New Delhi

Prof. Shaikh Ali, Maysore (AP)

Mrs. Nusrat Sherwani, New Delhi
5
30. AMU Students' Union

(President, Vice-President, Hony. Secretary & One EC Member)

Mr. Nafees Ahmad, President

Mr. S. Mazin H Zaidi, Vice-President

Mr. Sulaiman M. Khan, Hony. Secretary

Mr. Aqeel Ahmad, Nominee, Executive Committee of A.M.U. Students’ Union
4
31. Elected Representative of Students From Each Faculty

(Group of Faculty)

Mr. Yassir Ali Khan

Mr. Mohsin Raza Khan

Mr. Rizwan Alam

Mr. Meraj Ahmad Ansari

Mr. Akhtar Kamal

Mr. Farhat Masood

Mr. Mohd. Aman Raza Warsi

Mr. M. Bilal Tafseer

Mr. Ayaz Ahmad

Mr. Abad Hanif

Mr. Mohd. Imran
11
32. Nominees of the Visitor (President of India)

Dr. Devi Singh, Director, I.I.M., Lucknow (apppointed 26 June 2007 for 3 years)
Shri Siraj Husain, IAS, New Delhi

Dr. S.M. Yahya, Ex- PVC, AMU, New Delhi

Prof. Zahiruddin Mansooruddin Quraishi, University of Baroda, Gujrat

Dr. B.G.Mulimani, Karnataka University, Dharwad

Justice Mohd. Shamim, New Delhi
5
33. Nominees of Chief Rector (Governor of UP)

Mr. Kamal Faruqui
1
34. Nominee of the Chancellor

Prof. Abdur Rahman Momin
1

Total:

186

submitted by Afzal Usmani.