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[Aabida Meer @_abida_meer_20]

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A Tribute to the Brave Daughters of Islam | Hum Betiyan Islam Ki

A beautiful group performance by the students of Gerda Philipsborn Centre of Learning at Dignity Day 2026.

Through their expressions, confidence and heartfelt performance, the girls celebrated the value, respect and dignity Islam gives to women.

The performance served as a reminder that every girl deserves to be valued, encouraged and given the opportunity to express herself with confidence.

At Miles2Smile, we believe every child deserves a platform to learn, grow and shine.

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On 2 November 2026, the Hall of Gerda Phillips Centre of Learning was filled with an atmosphere of dignity, compassion, cultural pride and solidarity as Miles2Smile observed Dignity Day. The occasion celebrated the strength, resilience and spirit of refugees and marginalised communities whose experiences are often overshadowed by exclusion, hardship and social neglect.

The programme opened with a beautiful recitation of the Holy Quran (Qirat) by a student from our Talim-ul-Quran Learning Centre in Nuh, Haryana, creating a peaceful and spiritually uplifting beginning to the gathering.

More than a celebration, Dignity Day served as a powerful reminder that every individual, regardless of their circumstances or social background, deserves to be treated with dignity, respect and compassion, and should have the opportunity to be seen, valued and heard.

Read more: https://t.co/izjT1MAXyW

[Miles2Smile @miles2smile_]

On 2 November 2026, Miles2smile Foundation celebrated Dignity Day at the Gerda Philipsborn Center of Learning, bringing together refugee and marginalised communities for a meaningful celebration of culture, resilience, and shared identity.

The occasion was graced by Chief Guest Mr. C.K. Subair, National Secretary, Indian Union Muslim League (IUML), alongside our Founder & Director, Mr. @MujtabaAasif .

The event featured cultural performances, soulful Naats, and student presentations celebrating the rich heritage and spirit of the communities. Students were also recognised for their achievements through the distribution of report cards and certificates.

Dignity Day was a reminder that every individual deserves respect, every culture deserves recognition, and every community deserves the opportunity to live with dignity.

At @miles2smile_ , we remain committed to standing alongside vulnerable communities through education, empowerment, and meaningful rehabilitation.

Read more: https://t.co/izjT1MAXyW

#Miles2Smile #DignityDay #HumanDignity

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No mother should have to endure the pain of losing her only son. Yet, for Meena Khatoon, the journey of rebuilding life began with the strength to keep moving forward despite an unimaginable loss.

Following the killing of her son, @miles2smile_ Foundation stepped forward to support Meena through the inauguration of a #SmileShop — an initiative designed to help her establish a sustainable livelihood and regain financial independence.

For Meena, this shop is more than a place of business. It represents a new beginning, an opportunity to earn with dignity, and a step towards a future built on self-reliance.

The impact of violence does not end with the loss of a life. Families left behind often face emotional trauma, financial insecurity, and uncertainty about what comes next. Their rehabilitation requires more than sympathy; it requires meaningful, long-term support that helps them rebuild their lives.

Through initiatives like Smile Shop, Miles2Smile Foundation works to turn support into opportunity, helping survivors and affected families move towards stability, dignity, and independence.

We cannot undo the pain of the past, but we can stand beside those who are left to face its consequences. Meena’s story is a reminder that compassion must translate into action, and rehabilitation must create opportunities for people to rebuild their lives.

Because dignity means having the opportunity to stand on your own feet, even after life has taken so much away.

Read the full story: https://t.co/K2ZiQo7tik

[Aasif Mujtaba @MujtabaAasif]

The recent eviction drive in Assam, which has rendered thousands of Muslims homeless, is nothing short of ethnic cleansing. Entire communities are being uprooted, homes reduced to rubble, and lives shattered before our very eyes. This is not merely a humanitarian crisis; it is a catastrophe unfolding in plain sight, while the world watches in silence.

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In honour of Habba Khatoon, the celebrated 16th-century Kashmiri poetess fondly remembered as the Nightingale of Kashmir, @miles2smile_ Foundation has established the Habba Khatoon Centre of Learning in Margi village, Warwan Valley, Kashmir. The initiative aims to make quality education accessible to children from marginalised communities, especially those whose lives have been affected by natural disasters and displacement.

In August 2025, a massive landslide struck Margi village, destroying approximately 300 homes and leaving hundreds of families grappling with loss and uncertainty. Amid these challenges, restoring access to education for children became a pressing need. The Habba Khatoon Centre of Learning has been established to provide children with a dedicated space to learn, grow, and rebuild their futures through education. The centre is expected to benefit around 80 students from the village.

Through its learning centres across India, Miles2Smile Foundation strives to ensure that children affected by violence, displacement, and natural disasters can continue their education despite difficult circumstances. By bringing this initiative to Margi, the Foundation seeks to turn adversity into opportunity while honouring Habba Khatoon’s enduring legacy of resilience, cultural heritage, and hope for future generations.

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Watch the full documentary : https://t.co/MbOuZCwXOr

Some stories are simply too powerful to be silenced. In September 2025, the Miles2Smile Foundation team travelled to Goalpara and Dhubri in Assam to document the human impact of a large-scale demolition drive. According to our findings, more than 25,000 homes, most belonging to Muslim families, were demolished. As our team worked to document the struggles and testimonies of displaced families, we encountered surveillance, police interference, and repeated attempts at intimidation. Despite these challenges, our resolve to bring their stories to the world remained firm.

Going beyond the debris and destruction, this film captures the human realities behind the numbers—the anguish of losing one’s home, the uncertainty of rebuilding a life from scratch, and the extraordinary resilience of people fighting to restore their dignity and sense of belonging. Their homes may have been reduced to rubble, but their voices and stories will not be erased.

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Najis lost her husband, Jamaluddin, during the 2020 Northeast Delhi riots. Left to raise their four sons, she faced the enormous responsibility of caring for her family while trying to secure a stable future for her children.

Despite the challenges, Najis continued moving forward. She began constructing a house with the hope of creating a more secure future for her family. However, after an accident consumed her hard-earned savings, completing the house became increasingly difficult.

That is when Miles2Smile Foundation stepped in to support her rehabilitation journey and help complete the construction of her house.

This was more than an effort to finish a building. It was about helping a family regain stability, creating the possibility of rental income, and supporting a mother working towards a more secure future for her children.

For families affected by communal violence, rehabilitation must go beyond immediate relief. It must include sustainable livelihood opportunities, financial security, and the support needed to rebuild life with dignity.

Najis’s story reminds us that rebuilding lives takes time, compassion, and meaningful action. While the pain of losing a loved one cannot be undone, communities can stand together to ensure that survivors are not left to face the challenges alone.

Miles2Smile Foundation remains committed to supporting families affected by violence and helping them move towards dignity, resilience, and sustainable rehabilitation.

Read Najis’s full story: https://t.co/gnApD65g0M

#Miles2Smile #DelhiRiots2020 #Rehabilitation #SustainableLivelihood

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Miles2Smile Foundation continues its humanitarian efforts across the remote villages of Warwan Valley, Kashmir, reaching families facing the challenges of natural disasters, disability, poverty, and harsh winters.

From providing medical care to over 550 patients and essential relief to 250 families, to supporting differently-abled individuals and delivering winter essentials to 57 families in Warwan, every effort reflects our commitment to standing with the most vulnerable.

Ration kits, warm clothing, blankets, bedding, and essential household supplies are more than immediate relief. They represent care, dignity, and solidarity with communities that are often overlooked.

Through these relief and rehabilitation initiatives, Miles2Smile Foundation remains committed to reaching those in need, supporting families through difficult times, and helping communities rebuild with hope and resilience.

Because no family should have to face hardship alone.

[Aabida Meer @_abida_meer_20]

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[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Hundreds of protesters gathered in New Delhi for a flag march demanding the election chief’s resignation over alleged voter-roll fraud. Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke and student leader Neha Bora were among those detained, as protests continued in several cities.

[Aasif Mujtaba @MujtabaAasif]

Youtube : https://t.co/2G3mhZpuTu

Some stories refuse to be forgotten. In September 2025, the Miles2Smile Foundation travelled to Goalpara and Dhubri in Assam to witness a demolition drive that, by its findings, reduced more than 25,000 homes, most belonging to Muslim families, to rubble. The team faced surveillance, police interference, and relentless intimidation, yet their resolve never wavered.

This film looks past the ruins to what numbers cannot hold: the grief of losing a home, the fear of beginning again, and the quiet courage of people fighting to reclaim their lives and dignity. Their homes may have been torn down, but their stories will not be erased.

Watch today.

[Aabida Meer @_abida_meer_20]

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