It has also decided to file five more petitions in the Supreme Court in case of ownership of Babri Masjid. Four appeals have already been lodged in the apex court against the Allahabad high court order in the case.
The AIMPLB, under the chairmanship of Maulana Rabe Hasan Nadvi, in its two-day meeting discussed various issues, including the verdict of Allahabad HC, Liberhan Commission report, Waqf and other matters.
The Board urged the Centre and the CBI to fast track the Babri Masjid demolition case and book accused L K Advani, Bal Thackeray and others.
The AIMPLB also felt that the UPA government at centre was trying to usurp the Waqf properties across the country. It observed that through the National Waqf 
Development Agency the properties of Muslims would be disbursed among others. Board cautioned that it would not tolerate any such conspiracy and asked the government to come up with a clean proposal on the issue.
2 day executive meet was presided over by the board president Maulana Syed Rabe Husni Nadvi. The first session discussed matters such as Allahabad High court judgment on Babri Masjid title suit, cases regarding Babri Masjid demolition, Liberhan Commission report, Right to Education act, Tafheem-e-shariat and laws of Sharia.
The executive meet also declared the Right to Education act as the sword that is looming over the heads of minority and religious institutions and said that the act is a sheer violation of article 25 and 26.
Board has also formed a committee to publish interpretations of Islamic laws and principles of Sharia to distribute among non Muslim intellectuals.