Mangaluru: Jamiyyatul Falah shares the joy of Eid with special kids

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September 26, 2016

Mangaluru, Sep 26: The Mangaluru city corporation unit of Jamiyyatul Falah recently organized an Eid Milan at Sanidhya Residential School and Training Centre for the Mentally Challenged' at Shakthinagara here in association with Sri Ganesh Seva Trust.

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Advocate Abdul Azeez, president, Jamiyyatul Falah Mangaluru city corporation unit presided over the function and delivered presidential address.

The Eid message was delivered by Mr. Mohammed Kunhi, manager of Shanthi Prakashana, Mangaluru.

Haji S.M. Rasheed, President, D.K. Wakf committee, Mr. Abdul Rawoof Putthige, President, Talent Research Foundation ,Mr Vasanth Kumar Shetty, Secretary, Ganesh Seva Trust, Mr. Abdul Rasheed, MAS Group were the chief guests.

The programme was started with recitation of Quranic verses by Abdul Khader. Haneef Master, treasurer, of the unit welcomed and compered the programme. Zubair Shah, Secretary of the unit proposed the vote of thanks.

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SK
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Monday, 26 Sep 2016

Pray Allah to bless these children .....

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