Mangaluru | Jamiyattul Falah felicitates achievers of the community

Media Release
November 22, 2018

Mangaluru, Nov 22: Jamiyattul Falah (Unity for Success), a state government award winning charity organization conducted the felicitation ceremony on Sunday, 18/11/2018 at 2:00pm in JF HQ Community Hall, Kankanady, Mangaluru.

The event started with the quran recitation by Fazil Mohammed. District in-charge Minster U T Khader, MLC Harish Kumar, award winning Maths teacher Yakub Nada, Best Byari Teacher B M Thumbe and Zilla and Taluk panachayat members as well as all the students of the community who scored highest in SSLC and PUC of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts were felicitated in a colourful event.

A CD covering its 30 years of dedication and commitment towards education, health and social cause was released.

The program was held to encourage and inspire the community leaders, representatives, teachers and students to reach higher heights in life with perseverance and devotion.

Prominent leaders of the community K.A.S. Masood, Kanachur Monu, Mr. P.B. Abdul Hamid, Mr. Mohammed Kunjathabail, K.P. Ibrahim, Yasin Malpe, J F forunder Iqbal Yousef  along with Jamiyattul Falah district President Shahul Hameed K.K., Secretary Salim Handel, Treasurer Ibrahim Kodijal and NRCC representatives Shahul Hameed, Parvez Ali and Abu Mohammed were present on the dais and all the units president and members including newly appointed Administrator of the organization Shameer Ahmed Kudroli were present to grace the occasion.

The district-In-charge minster praised and commended the work organizing by the association since last 30 years with the help of philanthropist and committed members to uplift the downtrodden section of the community.

In the morning session JF annual general body meeting was held to close last year’s account settlements and discuss the future plans.

K M K Manjanday emceed the morning program and Mr Abdulrazzak Anantady compered the evening event.

Jamiyattul Falah a well-established charity organisation incepted with message ‘Education is Key to Success’ in the year 1988 by visionary leader Mohammed Iqbal Yousef. It heralded a revolution in creating awareness on education in the Muslim community of DK and Udupi. It has been instrumental in bringing about a sea- change in educational awareness in Muslim community. It made systematic efforts to see that the message ‘education is the key to success’ reached Muslim community in remote parts of the district. It roped in leaders of local jamats, formed taluk level committees and encouraged and guided youths to join the movement. Gulf sector of JF also joined hands to support the cause wholeheartedly.

 

Comments

Unknown
 - 
Thursday, 22 Nov 2018

Our community lacks such things. This is good initiative

Suresh
 - 
Thursday, 22 Nov 2018

Community oriental development. Its a great thing what jamiyattul falah done before and continuing the same. Its a kind of motivation

Ibrahim
 - 
Thursday, 22 Nov 2018

jamiyattul falah always doing great things in education and for society.

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