The Inter-Collegiate Muslim Brotherhood, as the name denotes itself, was established on Nov. 14, 1931, by a group of students who, brimming with love of and devotion to Allama Mohammad Iqbal, aimed at infusing the true Islamic values amongst the students of various colleges of the pre-natal Pakistan. It held its weekly meetings at Lahore and knowledgeable scholars would address these meetings and sometimes presented thought-provoking papers on such occasions.