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New Indian Express
25-05-2025
- Politics
- New Indian Express
Chief Kazi of Tamil Nadu passes away at 84
CHENNAI: Government Chief Kazi of Tamil Nadu, Dr Salahuddin Mohammed Ayub (84), passed away due to age-related ailments on Saturday. Dr Ayub is an Islamic scholar who has dedicated his entire life to serving the Muslim community in the state. Dr Ayub's academic credentials include MA, and PhD in Arabic language and literature. He also holds the Al jazathul Aalia degree from Al-Azhar University in Egypt. Dr Ayub belongs to the family of Dewan Mohammed Ghouse Sharf-Ul-Mulk (Rahmatullahi Alaih), who served as the Diwan in the court of Nawabs of Carnatic. Condoling the demise, Chief Minister MK Stalin said the passing away of Dr Ayub would be an irreparable loss. Stalin also recalled his association with Dr Ayub since the days when he represented the Thousand Lights Assembly constituency. MMK president MH Jawahirullah, in his message, recalled Dr Ayub's services to the Muslim community.
The Hindu
24-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hindu
Chief Kazi to T.N. govt. Salahuddin Mohammed Ayub passes away at 84
The Chief Kazi to the Tamil Nadu government, Salahuddin Mohammed Ayub, passed away here late on Saturday due to age-related illness. He was 84. According to sources, he had a vast knowledge of Islamic teachings. He also holds a Doctorate in Arabic Language and Literature. Prior to his appointment as Chief Kazi, he was a professor of Arabic at New College in Chennai. In a condolence message, Chief Minister M.K. Stalin said he was deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Salahuddin Mohammed Ayub. Recollecting his association with the Chief Kazi, Mr. Stalin said he was a respected scholar and will always be remembered for his contributions to the community's welfare. 'He always showed affection towards me ever since I was an MLA from the Thousand Lights constituency. Even during his illness, he remained committed to attending 'Iftar' events that I took part in. His demise is an irreparable loss to the Muslim community,' he added. In his condolence message, the Prince of Arcot Nawab Mohammed Abdul Ali recollected his family's association with the Chief Kazi, and said he was a great scholar and a humble man. In a post on X, Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president K. Selvaperunthagai extended condolences to his family members and Muslims. In a press release, Nusrat Ali Khan, secretary, Shia Sunni Unity Movement India, offered condolences to his family and the entire Muslim community. 'He was an epitome of unity and perfect example among Muslim community. His services to the nation will be appreciated forever,' Mr. Khan said. His last rituals will be conducted at Triplicane Big Mosque, known as Wallajah Mosque, at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
