Fresh drone footage circulating on social media has brought two luxury properties in Islamabad’s G-6/4 area under scrutiny, with questions emerging over their alleged links to Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman and his son, Asad Mahmood.
The footage reportedly shows a four-kanal property under construction at House No. 11 on Street 83, allegedly associated with Asad Mahmood. The property is being described in social media posts as a high-end residence, with its land alone estimated to be worth around Rs2 billion. However, this valuation has not been independently verified.
The controversy has also drawn attention to another property on the same street, House No. 7, which has been linked to Fazlur Rehman. According to claims circulating online, the house is allegedly worth billions of rupees but is registered in the name of a person identified as Amanullah.
Meanwhile, documents cited in the social media posts reportedly list House No. 11 under the name of Javed Iqbal, a resident of Karak. The contrasting claims about the properties’ ownership have fuelled questions about who actually owns and occupies the two residences.
Critics are now demanding an explanation from the JUI-F leadership, particularly over the reported gap between the names appearing on property documents and the individuals allegedly associated with the houses.
The central question remains: If the properties belong to Amanullah and Javed Iqbal, what is the nature of Fazlur Rehman and Asad Mahmood’s alleged connection to them?
Neither the reported ownership arrangements nor the allegations of beneficial ownership have been independently established. No response from Fazlur Rehman or Asad Mahmood was included in the material circulating online.
FIA Tightens Noose Around Amanullah Over Money Laundering Allegations
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has launched an investigation into Amanullah, an alleged financial associate of Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl (JUI-F) chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, over suspected money laundering, hawala and hundi transactions, concealed assets and suspicious financial dealings.
According to the claims, Amanullah is the actual owner of House No. 7 on Street 83 in Islamabad’s G-6/4 sector, where Fazlur Rehman reportedly resides. The property was transferred into Amanullah’s name on May 23, 2019, for Rs50 million, allegedly far below its actual market value, raising questions about possible tax evasion and the source of funds.
The property’s ownership history reportedly dates back to 1966, passing through several individuals and a guest house before reaching Amanullah. His business interests also reportedly include Mount Hayat Hotel & Resorts, ASQA Enterprises, Achakzai Properties, Achakzai Real Estate, Al Wadaq Associates and M. Azam Younus & Company.
Amanullah’s name was reportedly placed on the PNIL/PCL on November 3, 2026. The FIA issued notices on November 2 and 6, requiring him to appear, but he failed to do so. A third notice has now been issued for November 10.
Meanwhile, the Capital Development Authority (CDA) has reportedly issued notices over alleged building regulation violations at the G-6/4 residence and another property linked to Amanullah in Gulberg Greens.
The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has also reportedly initiated an inquiry into alleged tax evasion, concealed income and discrepancies between his declared assets and lifestyle.
The investigations raise questions about the sources of Amanullah’s wealth and the nature of his financial relationship with Fazlur Rehman. The allegations have yet to be established, and the findings of the ongoing investigations remain awaited.
