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Germany Tournament England Tournament Some old Memories

According to Mr. Bashir Ahmad Khan Rafiq, former Imam of London Mosque, Almanar, the college Magazine was started in 1950, I believe, under the supervision of Prof. Chaudhry Mohammad Ali (English section) and Prof. Sheikh Mahboob Alam Khalid (Urdu section). Mr. Bashir Rafiq writes “Talim ul Islam College inaugurated its College Magazine ‘Al Minar’ in…

T. I. College Volleyball team in 1952-1953 T. I. College Football team in 1952-1953 T. I. College Rowing Team in 1955-1957 Another photo of the same Rowing team Champions of Nasir Basket Ball Tournament 1967-68 Photo sent by Aizaz Rasool T. I. College has not only been an undisputed Champion in Basketball but has produced…

The college, as a major educational institution of Pakistan, has produced some of the most prominent personalities, among them Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, Khalifatul Masih V. Most of its students are now heading different departments in the central organisation of Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya – are: Sahibzada Mirza Khurshid Ahmad, Chaudhry Hameedullah, Maulana Bashir Ahmad Rafiq, Sahibzada Mirza…

Science society was one of the most active societies of the college. Not only did it arrange lectures, discussions and seminars in which the staff and students participated, it invited experts from all over the country. I have seen and heard Russian and American scientists delivering lectures on their respective subjects under auspices of the…

Headed first by Dr. Naseer Ahmad Khan and then by Dr. S. M. Shahid, the Student’s Union, in addition to organizing regular debates and declamation contests within the college, organized annual inter-collegiate debates, which were among the most memorable activities of the institution. Office bearers were elected by the students and they organized their own…

The college was divided into several tutorial groups. Each group had a tutor in charge from amongs the teaching staff. The group elected its own prsident and secretary and organised its academic activities under the guidance of the professor in charge. Tutorial group “H” (WAQF) -1951-52 – with Principal and Tutor Tutorial Group Amal 195-53…

The Proctorial system was designed to monitor the disciplinary aspect of the students. Whereas discipline inside the classroom was the responsibility of individual professors, and in the hostel that of the Superintendent, discipline outside the college premises belonged to the domain of the proctorial system. Prof. Soofi Basharat-ur-Rehman was the first chief Proctor, assisted by…

Fazal-e-Omar Hostel, T. I. College, Lahore 1948-49 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel, T. I. College, Lahore 1951-52 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel, T. I. College, Rabwah 1956 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Group photo (1962-63) Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Group photo (1963-64) Fazal-e-Omar Hostel General Group 1964-65 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Office-bearers 1964-65 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Group photo (1965-66) Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Office bearers 1965-66 Fazal-e-Omar Hostel Office bearers (1968-69)…

The college canteen, Tuckshop as it was popularly known, was one of the most frequented centres of the college campus. Since the principal wanted it to be a non-profit enterprise, it remained under his personal supervision, with a manger and a confectioner paid by the college. The words confectioner or baker were too “Angrezi” for…