Mangaluru: SSF holds jihad against terrorism' awareness rallies

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February 22, 2016

Mangaluru, Feb 22: The Sunni Students' Federation (SSF), affiliated to Samastha Kerala Sunni Jamiyyathul Ulama held awareness rallies against terrorism in Ullal and neighbouring villages of Mangaluru taluk on Sunday.

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SSF Konaje sector organised rally from Konaje to Grama Chavadi. Ullal sector organised rally from Ullal Dargah to Ullal town. Mudipu sector organised rally from Sambarathota to Mudipu junction. Deralakatte sector organised rally from Thiplepadavu to Deralakatte. Talapady sector organised rally from Ucchila to talapady junction. Thokkottu sector organised rally from Kallapu to Thokkottu junction. Manjanady sector organised rally from Al-Madina to Manjanady Dargah.

All these rallies were part of SSF's ongoing campaign Jihad against terrorism'. The rallies concluded with speech by clerics on the topic Jihad against terrorism'.

At Konaje, inaugurating the rally, Congress leader Ibrahim Kodichal said that there was no room for extremism and terrorism in the peaceful religion of Islam.

He said that the act of terrorism committed by a person or organisation belonging to any community will be an act against Islam and Muslims.

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Zahoor Ahmed
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

Mr.Ibrahim Kodijal please ask SSF to know the meaning of Jihad then start awareness programme. They still don't know the meaning of Islam, now they are going to create awareness.

Zahoor Ahmed
 - 
Tuesday, 23 Feb 2016

Mr.KKBhat, Followers of British, Killers of Gandhi, how can digest this news. coz they always think how to fool the poor people of India.Call your Sudhir chowdary or Arnab go swamy to make fake report on this issue.

SSF abimani
 - 
Monday, 22 Feb 2016

Oh confused ...finally rally against soolibele & Butt, sharan, & other terrorists ..

good move SSF ...

or this is under the banner of Southindian Sulibele Fan ??

Hameed Ali
 - 
Monday, 22 Feb 2016

Better you start this campaign from RSS headquarter in Nagpur as terrorism began from their. Shame on you SSF leaders as you are sharing stage with RSS terrorist and now start Campaign in the name of terrorism.

KK Bhat
 - 
Monday, 22 Feb 2016

Sad that now a days members of terror community themselves projecting as anti-Jihadists just to confuse nationalists. This is a drama.

Nishaan
 - 
Monday, 22 Feb 2016

Lucky Aseemananda and Prajna Singh in jail, otherwise they would have cheif guest for this programme.
Soolibele and Pejavar is Madrasa & Peace ammbasador for SSF respectively.

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