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Mufti Sheikh ul Hadith Mawlana Mushtaq Ahmed serves as the Chairman of the Supreme Council of ARSA. Born on 5 April 1958, he is a respected Islamic scholar and senior leader whose life has been devoted to religious education, scholarship, and service to the community. Recognized as a Sheikh ul Hadith since 2002 and qualified as a Mufti, he has spent decades teaching Islamic sciences and guiding students and community members. Within ARSA, he provides religious guidance and leadership while contributing to the organization's commitment to justice, freedom, and the protection of the rights and dignity of the Rohingya people.
Mufti Sheikh ul Hadith Mawlana Mushtaq Ahmed was born on 5 April 1958 and has dedicated much of his life to the pursuit of Islamic knowledge, education, and community service. Through years of study and teaching, he earned recognition as a respected scholar and religious leader known for his commitment to preserving and promoting authentic Islamic teachings.
In 2002, he attained the position of Sheikh ul Hadith, reflecting his advanced scholarship and expertise in the study and teaching of Hadith. As a qualified Mufti, he has provided religious guidance on a wide range of matters, helping individuals and communities address religious, social, and moral issues through the principles of Islam.
Throughout his career, he has played an important role in educating students, mentoring future scholars, and strengthening religious awareness within the community. His dedication to knowledge and service has earned him respect among scholars, students, and community members alike.
Within ARSA, we recognize Mufti Sheikh ul Hadith Mawlana Mushtaq Ahmed as one of our most senior leaders and scholars. As Chairman of the Supreme Council, he provides religious and strategic guidance while helping ensure that the organization's principles and objectives remain rooted in responsibility, justice, and service to the people.
Today, he continues to serve as a source of wisdom, guidance, and leadership. His lifelong commitment to Islamic scholarship and community service remains an important contribution to the ongoing struggle for justice, freedom, dignity, and the rights of the Rohingya people in their ancestral homeland.