Renowned scholar of Hadith and esteemed teacher, Hazrat Maulana Mufti Aijaz Ahmed Rahmani Qasmi, a resident of Munger, passed away in a car accident while traveling from Deoband to Delhi. He had gone to Deoband to attend an international seminar on Hazrat Allama Anwar Shah Kashmiri, and was returning to Delhi on the night of December 14 when his vehicle met with an accident near Meerut, resulting in his demise. The news of his tragic death has sent shockwaves, and the atmosphere at Imarat-e-Shariah and Jamia Rahmani, Munger, has been filled with mourning.

Amir-e-Shariah, Mufakkir-e-Millat Hazrat Maulana Ahmad Wali Faisal Rahmani expressed his deep sorrow and grief over the incident, stating that Maulana was a pious and young scholar, and his death has created a significant void in the academic sphere. Nazim, Imarat-e-Shariah, Bihar, Odisha, and Jharkhand, Maulana Mufti Muhammad Saeedur Rehman Qasmi, also expressed his deep shock and said that Mufti Sahib was loved by all due to his piety, capability, and God-given wisdom.

A condolence meeting was held at Imarat-e-Shariah, presided over by Qaim Maham Nazim, Maulana Mufti Wasi Ahmed Qasmi, where he stated that Maulana was a successful teacher and was well-known in academic circles. Despite his young age, he had rendered remarkable services to the cause of education and religion, which will be remembered for years to come. Maulana was a resident of Purnea and a man of great character, and his death has deprived the community of a sincere and noble individual.

Maulana Rizwan Ahmed Nadvi, Moawan Nazim, said that Mufti Sahib was a humble and cheerful scholar who spent his life with dignity and character. Maulana Muhammad Majibur Rehman Qasmi, Naib Qazi-e-Shariah, stated that the tragic death of Mufti Sahib should serve as a lesson to us that human life and wealth are all entrusted to us by Allah, and we should always be prepared to return them to our Creator.

Maulana Muhammad Arshad Rahmani, Office Secretary, said that death is an undeniable reality, and every individual will have to face it. Maulana Muhammad Shammim Akram Rahmani, Moawan Qazi-e-Shariah, expressed his deep sorrow, stating that he had a long association with Maulana and often discussed academic issues with him. Maulana Abul Kalam Shamsi, Moawan Nazim, Imarat-e-Shariah, said that Maulana was a man of great determination and courage, and his recent meeting with him at Khanqah Rahmani had left a lasting impression on him.

Maulana Muhammad Mursil said that Maulana was a pleasant and cheerful scholar, and he always had a smiling face during their meetings. Maulana Muhammad Sharique Rahmani, Rifaq Daftar Nazami, stated that Maulana was his beloved teacher and mentor, and he was loved by all students and teachers alike. He often helped needy students financially, and his demise has left a void in their lives. Maulana Muhammad Sabir Hussain Qasmi said that Maulana was a straightforward and unassuming scholar who always stayed in the guest house of Imarat-e-Shariah during his visits.

The condolence meeting also paid tribute to other deceased individuals, including Mahbub Alam, father of Maulana Neerul Islam, a renowned teacher at Darul Uloom Islamiya; Hajji Shafiur Rehman, a devoted supporter of Imarat-e-Shariah; Maulana Fiaz Ahmed, a member of the Shura of Imarat-e-Shariah; and Abdul Ghaffar, a social worker from Saharsa district. The meeting concluded with a collective prayer for the departed souls and a supplication for their forgiveness and elevation in the hereafter. The meeting began with the recitation of the Quran by Maulana Muhammad Asadullah and ended with a prayer by Qaim Maham Nazim, Maulana Mufti Wasi Ahmed Qasmi. All departments and officials of Imarat-e-Shariah participated in the condolence meeting.