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Haji Manzoor Elahi

Born: October 15, 1946, Peshawar, Pakistan

Died: April 30, 2021 (aged 74)

Nationality: Pakistani

Education: Master of Commerce (M.Com), University of Peshawar

Occupation: Banker, Businessman, Social Worker

Known for: Social Work, Revival of Islamic Books, Jewelry Business

Notable Work: Secretary General of Baradri Zargaran Peshawar, Founder of Khyber Supporter Organization

Early Life & Education

Haji Manzoor Elahi was born on October 15, 1946, in Peshawar, Pakistan. He pursued his Master of Commerce (M.Com) from the University of Peshawar.

Career in Banking

He had a distinguished career in banking and retired as the Senior Vice President of United Bank Limited (UBL) Peshawar.

Social Work & Khyber Supporter Organization

Haji Manzoor Elahi was a dedicated social worker. He founded the Khyber Supporter Organization, which provided free books and uniforms to needy students. His efforts aimed to support underprivileged children and promote education in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Contributions to Islamic Literature

He worked on preserving the Islamic books of Molvi Ameer Shah Gillani (Molvi Jee), ensuring that his teachings remained accessible to future generations.

Baradri Zargaran & Family Legacy

Haji Manzoor Elahi served as the Secretary General of Baradri Zargaran Peshawar, an organization representing jewelers and businessmen. His father, Haji Karam Elahi, and grandfather, Alhaaj Abdul Hameed Saraf, were among the founders of the Baradri Zargaran and played an important role in the Pakistan Movement.

Awards & Recognition

In January 2024, he was posthumously awarded the “Fakhr-e-Hindhowan” Award at the Hindhowan Convention by Governor Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Haji Ghulam Ali, in recognition of his social services and contributions to the community.

Legacy & Death

Haji Manzoor Elahi passed away on April 30, 2021, due to COVID-19. He is remembered for his social work, banking career, and contributions to preserving Islamic literature. His Khyber Supporter Organization continues to benefit students in need.