Islamic (India) Research Foundation

We are located at House Number 281-B in the Faiq Enclave area, specifically Phase II. If you know the Pilibhit Bypass Road, it’s not hard to find us. This foundation is where the Islamic (India) Research Foundation does its daily work. It’s a quiet spot, mostly residential, so there isn’t a lot of noise from the main road. The office is basically just a few rooms filled with books and some desks where we spend most of our time looking into various research topics. People sometimes ask what we do here all day, and mostly it is just reading, writing, and talking about history or religious texts. We don't have a big staff or any fancy equipment. It is just a small group of us who are interested in these things. The building itself is quite simple, just like the other houses in the enclave. Sometimes the electricity goes out in the afternoons, which is pretty common around here, so we just take a break then. We’ve been in this part of Bareilly for a while now and the neighbors know us. It’s a steady pace of work. We aren't trying to do anything huge, just keeping up with our research papers and staying organized. On most days, you'll find someone here from the morning until the evening, usually drinking tea and going through stacks of papers. It is a very normal, local operation and we like it that way.