A Life Built For Impact.
Aasif Mujtaba is an alumnus of Aligarh Muslim University and IIT Delhi, where he built a distinguished academic record marked by technical excellence, leadership, and a deep commitment to public service.
He is the Founder & CEO of the Miles2Smile Foundation, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the relief, rehabilitation, and long-term empowerment of survivors of communal violence, mob lynching, forced demolitions, and humanitarian disasters.
Under his leadership, Miles2Smile has emerged as one of India's leading grassroots humanitarian organizations, combining emergency relief with sustainable rehabilitation, education, livelihood generation, and community resilience.
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CH Mohammad Koya Lecture | Reaffirming the Constitutional Promise | Aasif Mujtaba
16th UN conference on Minority Rights | Geneva | United Nations
Upcoming Events.
Daughter Of Resilience
A documentary screening and talk with Aasif Mujtaba, exploring stories of resilience, loss and the courage to begin again.
JNUSU Office (Teflas), JNU, New Delhi
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Daughter Of Resilience
A documentary screening and talk with Aasif Mujtaba, exploring stories of resilience, loss and the courage to begin again.
Speaker: Aasif Mujtaba
National Seminar on Unemployment & Movement Towards Solution
A national discussion on unemployment, skill development, entrepreneurship, employment generation and public policy.
Organized by: The Young Democrats
2030 का भारत
Share Your Voice on India’s Most Pressing Challenges
Guest Speaker: Aasif Mujtaba
Humanitarian Work.
Responding to injustice, protecting vulnerable communities, and building pathways toward dignity, relief and resilience.
Mob Lynching
Explore stories and humanitarian responses connected to incidents of mob violence and injustice across communities.
Targeted Demolition
Documenting demolitions and their impact on families, homes, livelihoods and vulnerable communities across affected regions.
Innocent Acquittal
Stories of individuals who faced injustice and eventually found relief through acquittal and legal processes.
Communal Riots Relief
Supporting communities affected by communal violence through relief, rehabilitation and humanitarian assistance during difficult times.
Natural Disaster
Humanitarian relief and support for communities affected by floods, disasters and other emergencies in crisis.
Other Hate Crimes
Highlighting cases of hate, discrimination and violence affecting vulnerable and marginalized communities across different regions.
Refugee Relief Work
Providing humanitarian assistance and support to displaced families and refugee communities during difficult emergency situations.
Advocacy Beyond Borders.
Taking humanitarian voices beyond the ground — into global conversations on justice, dignity and human rights.
Sri Lanka
Representing humanitarian concerns and bringing stories of affected communities to international forums.
Istanbul
Engaging in conversations around humanitarian justice, solidarity and the protection of vulnerable communities.
Kuwait
Connecting grassroots humanitarian work with wider human-rights conversations and international advocacy.
Malaysia
Building meaningful dialogue and solidarity around humanitarian causes and community welfare.
UN Geneva
Regional engagement focused on humanitarian dialogue, solidarity and learning across communities.
The historic Race Course Mosque at Lok Kalyan Marg, New Delhi, is facing the threat of demolition, according to its imam, Mohammad Harun. Speaking to FOEJ Media, former journalist Huda Zariwala alleged that the mosque’s electricity supply had been disconnected, water supply disrupted, and worshippers are being stopped from offering namaz. When FOEJ Media tried to reach the mosque to report on the matter, security guards stopped the team, saying that media personnel are not allowed inside. The team also approached Imam Mohammad Harun to talk to him about the issue, but he declined to speak.
October 19, 2026 View on XIt was an absolute honour to address the collective meeting of the Gujarat Muslim Hitraksha Samitee, a coming together of diverse Muslim groups in Surat, united by a shared concern for the community and its future. I had the opportunity to speak on “The Challenges and the Road Ahead for Indian Muslims” in the context of the UCC, the Waqf issue, and the growing challenges posed by state oppression and marginalisation. The road ahead may be difficult, but with unity, clarity of purpose, and an unwavering commitment to justice, we must continue to move forward with hope and determination.
October 19, 2026 View on XWatch Now : https://youtu.be/WSqt6XHkNcA In September 2025, a team from the Miles2Smile Foundation went to Goalpara and Dhubri in Assam to record the aftermath of a large-scale demolition campaign. Their research indicates that over 25,000 dwellings, most of them occupied by Muslim households, were torn down. While gathering testimonies from families left without shelter, the crew encountered monitoring, police obstruction, and sustained pressure, but their commitment to telling these accounts never wavered. This documentary looks past the debris to show what figures alone cannot convey: the grief of losing a place to call home, the anxiety of rebuilding from nothing, and the quiet strength of people working to restore their livelihoods and their sense of dignity. Though their houses lie in ruins, their voices will not be silenced. 🎬 A Miles2Smile Foundation documentary
October 18, 2026 View on XDelhi Police Stops FOEJ Media Reporter Tabish Khan from Covering Jamia Millia Islamia Students’ Union Restoration Protest Outside Gate No. 7.
October 17, 2026 View on X