Call for religious sermons in Beary language in mosques, madrasas of DK

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October 3, 2016

Mangaluru, Oct 3: S M Rashid Haji, president, Dakshina Kannada Wakf Advisory Committee, has exhorted the Muslim clerics in this coastal district to deliver religious sermons in mosques and madrasas in Beary language.

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Speaking after inaugurating the Beary Language Day organised by the Karnataka Beary Sahitya Academy at its office in the city on Monday, he said that sermons in Beary language would be effective as it is the lingua franca among Muslims in the region and not Malayalam.

He also suggested the Academy to create awareness among the Beary speaking community about the government's educational, health and other schemes for the minorities.

Campaigns to create awareness against drug abuse and other menaces are also need of the hour, he said.

Janaki M, president, Karnataka Tulu Sahitya Academy on the same occasion flagged off a Beary mobile book shop which will travel across the twin coastal districts of Karnataka.

Roy Castelino, president, Karnataka Konkani Sahitya Academy released the brochure of Beary language promotion campaign on the same day. B A Mohammed Hanif, president of the Academy, was present among others.

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A. K. MUNCHOOR
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Tuesday, 4 Oct 2016

The usage of Beary language in kuthubs, other than arkans in arabic, and in masjid and stage discourses should be implemented forthwith .It is a pity that Beary musliyars prefer malayalam as if it is the language of heavens ; having inferiority complex to give discourses in their mother tongue .The Beary community should persuade them to do so

Wonder Kotian
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Tuesday, 4 Oct 2016

Master Moorthianna well said, you must understand before commenting, Yes \your said KHUTBA must understand, you are 100% correct. but that places in US, EUROPE and SHARJAH. but in Mangaluru ( Kudla) ENGLISH??? to whom Anna??
Why can you suggest our favourites \"TULU\" !!!!! EVERY ONE UNDERSTAND WELL, local language.
Master Abu Wafaaaa!!!!!! you said Jingle bell like, should have been 50/60 Years back Baisabbbb.
Any way Good luck, at least avoid Mallus in Mangaluru, but do not copy them>
Jai hoo Hindustan
Jai Hoo Modianna."

Abu Wafa
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Monday, 3 Oct 2016

Good move! this Historical steps should have been taken at least 10/15 years back so Malayalee ustadas divide the youth and rule policy as well they compelled their customs and tradition(which is not in Islam) in many areas from which many poor and middle class Bearys are still suffering may end before.

Moorthy
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Monday, 3 Oct 2016

Yes right ....in West like US and Europe ....Khutbas are held in English ...in Sharjah too its in English in one or two .....People must understand whats in Khutba ...instead just hearing

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