Mangaluru: SYS holds mass marriage

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March 28, 2016

Mangaluru, Mar 28: Sunni Yuvajana Sangha (SYS) as part of its Saantwana scheme' organised a mass marriage ceremony of economically backward couples at Kotekar, here on Sunday.

Presiding over the event, SYS state president KP Husain Sa'adi said that mass marriage is one of the several philanthropic works being carried out by SYS in recent years.

He said that the main aim of the Sangha is to create religious awareness among Muslim youth and encouraging them to involve in social works.

CTM Alim Pookoya, Khatheeb, Hidaya Jumma Masjid, offered dua. Several religious and community leaders were present on the occasion.

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SK
 - 
Tuesday, 29 Mar 2016

Only 2 bride grooms...... our community members are not ready to take the advantage.....

I suggest all the organizers to sit together, plan for the year, and announce the venues at different places with the gap of 2-3 months....People can avail the benefit according to the needs of all the people concerned......

Naren kotian
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Tuesday, 29 Mar 2016

open encouragement of dowry ... mama ...min 80 gram gold + babe+ gifts bere jothege baaaduta ( stolen cow meat biryani ) ...yella okay bride na torsode illa yaake ? haha ... faizhal bhai ee varshanu attend agideera hege ? haha sumne kelidu maarre ... 4 options ottrasi untalla so haage keliddu ... hengri maintain madtira 4 4 na .. haha

Junaid
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Monday, 28 Mar 2016

Are the Organizers ready for this kind of Marriage for theirselves or for their Daughter or for their son?. If no, no use of such things. It is only for their time pass.

Junaid
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Monday, 28 Mar 2016

Are the Organizers ready for this kind of marriage for themselves or for their Daughter or their son ? this is the Million Doller question.

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