Ahmed Alladin

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Khan Bahadur Ahmed Alladin
Town of birth
Country of birth
Date of Birth
  • 1885
Place of Death
Source of Information
  • AIR 1965 SC 1937In the Supreme Court of India (B EFORE K.N. W ANCHOO
  • J.C. S HAH AND J.R. M UDHOLKAR
  • JJ.)BEGUM NOORBANU AND OTHERS … Appellants; Versus DEPUTY CUSTODIAN-GENERAL OF EVACUEE PROPERTY … Respondent.Civil Appeal No. 164 of 1963
  • decided on May 7
  • 1965
Place of longest stay
Profession or occupation carriedout for the longest period in life
  • Business
Where-City or Country
Siblings
Partners

Born in 1885 Bombay

Khan Bahadur Ahmed Allaudin (or Alladin,Aladin, as he was called by many) had a magnetic personality and he left a lasting impression on people. He was born in 1885 in Bombay and migrated to Hyderabad with his family Khan Bhadur Ahmed Allaudin was a great philanthropist. In 1929 he created a Waqf and from the funds educated the poor students and gave scholarships to them. In 1944 he chartered a plane and took his relations and some persons who could not afford to go on their own, for Hajj. Whilst there he was saddened to see the plight of the poor Saudis and vowed to help them This was before the discovery of oil in Saudi Arabia.

Khan Bhadur Ahmed Allaudin set up the Madina Waqf by donating 15 Lakh to construct Mecca Madina Allauddin Wakf Building in the vicinity of Charminar and from the income generated, the poor in Saudia, Iraq and Hyderabad were helped. Building was constructed with the purpose to support the Residents of Madina, a holy city for Muslims in Saudi Arabia. The rent of this commercial and Residential building was distributed among the residents of Madina Munawara Hijaz in olden days. There are around 200 shops and 100 flats in this building.

The Real Property of the Estate of Ahmed Alladin:

( 1 ) The Ex-Bren Gun Estate and now known as Alladdin Industrial Estate.

( 2 ) Noor Bagh.

( 3 ) Rockland and its adjoining land.

( 4 ) Market Street House.

( 5 ) Gundipet land into three equal parts and handover one part thereof to my devoted and loving wife Noor Banu Begum Saheba, their mother and the remaining two parts, one thereof to be taken by each of my beloved sons, Dost Mohammed and Noor Mohammed