— Report by: Muhammad Shehzad Ali Mirza
After the worship of Almighty Allah, the most virtuous act is serving humanity. This noble service is granted only to those blessed individuals whom Allah chooses for good deeds. Among such fortunate people is Former Chairman Municipal Committee Jhelum, Chaudhry Saeed Ullah, who launched the Mohammadi Dastarkhwan two years ago in his hometown, Machine Mohalla No. 2, Jhelum.
During this period, thousands of people have received free and dignified meals from this initiative. Feeding the needy holds great significance in Islam, and almost all religions emphasize the virtue of helping and feeding those who are hungry. Mohammadi Dastarkhwan stands today as a practical symbol of compassion, charity, and human brotherhood.
A Blessing for the People of Machine Mohalla
A dedicated team assists Chaudhry Saeed Ullah in this noble mission. Their efforts, day and night, ensure that no one leaves hungry. Special appreciation goes to Hafiz Ramzan and all other volunteers who offer their services purely out of goodwill.
Financial Support — A Strong Yet Quiet Backbone
Chaudhry Saeed Ullah’s son, Najeeb Ullah (Golden Art, Manchester), has been a silent but vital supporter of this project. Even while living abroad, he continues to strengthen his father’s mission through financial assistance for Mohammadi Dastarkhwan.
Recognition of Service
The founder of Urdu Global, Open Kitchen Manchester, and Jhelum Forum has greatly appreciated the efforts of Chaudhry Saeed Ullah and his entire team. He stated:
“Feeding the hungry is an act that sustains societies. Mohammadi Dastarkhwan is a beacon of hope and compassion for humanity.”
Mohammadi Dastarkhwan is not just a facility for the people of Jhelum—it is a remarkable model of humanity, empathy, and generosity. The dedication and sincerity of Chaudhry Saeed Ullah and his team deserve deep appreciation. Initiatives like this help promote love, kindness, and unity within society.
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