The Ta’meer-e-Millath conference will be held on Sunday, 4 October 2026, at Hotel Hills (AC Hall), Hosur, Tamil Nadu.

The conference begins at 9:00 AM. Please arrive at least 30 minutes early to allow time for parking, entry and seating.

Yes. The conference opens with the grand finale of the Qur’an Hifdh Competition, where finalists selected from among nearly 400 participating students recite and compete on the main stage.

Everyone. Brothers, sisters, young people, students, parents, families and senior citizens are all welcome.

Yes. There are separate arrangements for brothers and sisters, along with a dedicated kids’ activity area for children.

Sessions are conducted mainly in Urdu and Tamil, with English used where appropriate.

The main conference features eight respected Islamic scholars and subject-matter experts who work on ground solutions. The focused panel discussions are facilitated by Islamic scholars, counsellors, professionals and community leaders experienced in addressing youth, marriage, drugs, social media and identity.

No, it is not mandatory. We strongly encourage it though, because it helps us plan seating, lunch and parking more efficiently.

Yes. Registration and a valid digital pass are mandatory for the focused panel discussions, because seating in the separate banquet hall is limited.

Visit www.hosurjah.com, choose the registration you need and complete the form with the correct details.

No. Registration and entry to both the main conference and the panel discussions are completely free.

Your pass is generated immediately after you submit the form. Save it to your phone, or print it if you prefer.

Yes. Show it directly from your phone at the registration desk. A printed copy works just as well.

Yes. One person can register the whole family by entering the number of brothers, sisters and children attending.

Contact the organising team and they will correct or update your registration for you.

First check that the form was submitted successfully. If no pass appeared, submit the form again or contact the organising team.

You may attend the main conference without registering. You cannot enter the focused panel discussions without prior registration and a valid digital pass.

In a separate banquet hall, away from the main conference hall, with its own waiting area outside.

They are designed primarily for young people, and are open to anyone who has registered and holds a valid digital pass.

The banquet hall has limited seating. Registering lets us manage capacity, keep the room comfortable and give attendees a real chance to take part.

Yes. These are interactive sessions where you can raise questions, share concerns and get practical guidance from the facilitators.

Brothers and sisters attend the same discussions, with separate seating sections arranged inside the banquet hall.

Yes, subject to the programme schedule and the seating available.

Yes. They help parents understand what young people are facing, improve communication with their children, and recognise concerns around marriage, drugs, social media and Islamic identity. Parents are welcome, with prior registration.

The sessions cover the issues affecting today’s generation:

• Youth responsibility and creating community impact
• Marriage preparation, and why marriages fail
• Drug abuse and harmful influences
• Social media addiction and responsible use
• Preserving Islamic identity in today’s world

Yes. Seating in the banquet hall is limited and open only to registered attendees. Please arrive early — registration does not guarantee entry once the hall is full.

Late entry may be restricted so the discussion is not disturbed. Please arrive early and be seated before each session starts.

Yes. Separate seating is provided for brothers and sisters in the main conference hall.

Yes. The banquet hall has its own waiting area where registered attendees can gather before going in.

Yes, subject to capacity. Please arrive early and follow the directions of the parking volunteers.

Yes, lunch is arranged for attendees. Registering in advance helps us judge numbers and prepare enough for everyone.

Yes, at designated points throughout the venue.

Yes. Washrooms and designated wudu facilities are available, and volunteers will point you to them.

Yes. Prayer arrangements are in place at the venue.

Volunteers will be on hand to assist. Please tell the organising team in advance if you need particular assistance.

Yes. A dedicated kids’ activity area keeps children meaningfully occupied during the conference.

Yes. Parents and guardians remain responsible for supervising their children throughout the day.

If you have registered, bring your digital pass on your phone or printed. Also bring anything essential — medicines, and whatever infants or young children need.

Follow the signs to the registration and help desk near the entrance. If you are attending the panel discussions, go to the banquet hall desk with your digital pass.

Yes, subject to capacity and event guidelines. Keep your digital pass to hand when you return.

Generally not, though exceptions are made for infant food, medical requirements and other essential dietary needs.

Photography may be allowed in designated areas. Please respect the privacy of other attendees, especially sisters and children. Recording inside the focused panel discussions is not permitted without prior approval.

Volunteers and help-desk staff are throughout the venue. Approach anyone wearing an official volunteer badge.

Announcements, programme updates and schedule changes are published on www.hosurjah.com and shared through the organisers’ official channels.