Dammam: ‘Pragati’ commemorates Jamiyyatul Falah’s 30 years of selfless service

Media Release
March 6, 2018

Dammam: Jamiyyatul Falah’s much-awaited documentary ‘Pragati: A Step towards Progress’ was officially released on March 2, at Hotel Novotel in Dammam. The glittering evening under the banner of ‘JF Donor Meet’ marked its 30th glorious years of dedication and commitment at twin districts of coastal Karnataka.

Founded in 1988 by Mohammed Iqbal Yousuf, in undivided Dakshina Kannada district of Karnataka, Jamiyyatul Falah (unity for success) has progressed into a well-established association led by the initiative to empower the overall community by making education as well as healthcare more accessible to the poor and needy. The association targeting the under-served population has gained major reputation within the community after having successfully gained ground in DK and Udupi districts of coastal Karnataka.

It was an extravaganza par excellence event intended to gather Jam’iyyatul Falah’s potential Donors, Well-wishers and sponsors together for their unconditional support extended to expand the activities of Jamiyyatul Falah to reach the downtrodden families.

The event commenced with Qirath by Mohammad Mubeen and he enlightened on importance of charity to the audience and immediately followed the welcome speech by Nizamuddin Shaikh president of JF Dammam Unit. The master of ceremony Mansour Ali Ahmed gave a brief introduction of Jamiyyatul Falah from its inception till JF’s current affairs to have a concise glimpse to make the audience comfortable to recall JF activities while watching the documentary.

The dazzling twilight was graced by a number of distinguished guests from all walks of life and embellished the evening with their courteous presence.

The chief guest of the event Mohammad Akhtar Shaikh, JF NRCC Ameer and Nizamuddin Shaikh together released the JF Documentary officially and was played for the audience. The 30 minutes documentary has displayed 30 years of dedication and commitment and it’sbeen lauded with huge applaud by all the distinguished guests.

Praise and applauses were non-stop by the audience and they acclaimed the documentary as well scripted and it was meticulously picturized by showing the ground reality of the downtrodden families and their uplifting by providing education, healthcare, awareness and empowerment.

Most of the audience were so much overwhelmed and got inspired by the activities of Jam’iyyatul Falah and pledged to start the charitable organization at their region to help and uplift the downtrodden.

Jamiyyatul Falah is also literally known as ‘Mother of all Organizations’ for its excellent work in developing a better community and inspiring every individuals and organizations in the twin-districts of coastal Karnataka.

All the prominent guests of the evening enjoyed the traditional and scrumptious dinner of Indian cuisine and each guest was presented the complimentary bag with a copy of JF documentary. Ameen Shaik, General Secretary of JF Dammam Unit, proposed the vote of thanks and the event ended with the prayer.

Comments

Mansoor Shaikh…
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

Celebrating 30th Glorious Year is not an easy task for any charitable organization. Your achievement is always an inspiration to every individual and hats off to all the JF Executive Members for activities well executed and benefited the most in our community back-home. May Allah bless JF to succeed year after year - Aameen. I saw JF Documentary Film in Riyadh JF's Family-Get-Together and its wonderfully pictured and well displayed the activities of JF. Its really a masterpiece documentary and everyone should watch this. Very inspirational. - Masha Allah.

JF Well Wisher…
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

CONGRATULATIONS....... You really deserve to be known as "Mother of All Organizations" and May Almighty bless each and every members of JF for your devotion and selfless service in developing the community and uplifting the down-trodden back home.

zahoor ahmed,K…
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Tuesday, 6 Mar 2018

May Allah accept your efforts and services to Muslim community of undevided South Kanara and reward you all the best in here and hereafter.Aameen.

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