Mangalore basks in Eid frenzy, thousands offer Namaz at Idgah and other masjids

November 17, 2010

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Mangalore, November 17: Mangalore celebrated Eid-ul-Azha with traditional gaiety and fervor as thousands gathered at various masjids in the city for early-morning Eid prayers and participate in the sermons, where Qateebs urged the believers to follow the supreme sacrifice of Hazrath Ibrahim.

At Eidgah on Light House hill thousands of Muslims took part in the Eid Namaz offered under the leadership of Mangalore Qazi Twaqa Ahmed Musliyar and listened to the traditional sermon.

Rains had stayed away facilitating the smooth conduct of Eid proceedings and large number of volunteers made arrangements for the surging Namazis, who offered the prayer at 8am.

Eid ul Adha prayers were also offered at Jamia Masjid Kudroli, where hundreds of devotees assembled at the renovated mosque, formerly known as 'Jod Palli', and participated in Eid Salah at 7:45 am.

In the absence of Mufti Abdul Mannan, the Pesh Imam of the mosque, Moulana Amir led the Eid Salah and delivered the Eid khutba.

In his sermon, he recalled the advices given by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) during his significant Hajj khutba. He said that Eid is an occasion for Muslims to realize that they should be united in all circumstances. He said that although Eid is an occasion for Muslims to celebrate and be happy, they should not over rejoice and cross the limits of celebration. “In Islam, both in times of happiness and grief, we have been asked to maintain a balanced approach”, he said. He also brefly mentioned the key aspects of carrying out sacrifices.

Those gathered exchanged hugs and greetings after the Khutba.

At Masjidunnor in Hampankatta, Khateeb Azeez Maulavi called upon Muslims to shun differences and strengthen unity.

“Even great Imams had differences of opinion but they did not quarrel among themselves for silly reasons. They also had great admiration and respect for the opinions of each other, Maulavi pointed out.

Urging Muslims to follow the precedent of these noble people, he said, “We should respect each other on the basis of our belief. We are all one because we believe in one god, one prophet and one scripture. We also turn our face toward one Qibla.”

He also dwelt in great detail on the sacrifices made by Hazrat Ibrahim and exhorted the Ummah to follow the ideals propagated by him.

He also led the Eid prayer and greeted Eid Mubarak to hundreds of devotees gathered at the venue.

Maulana Mohammad Ali led the Eid prayer in Kachi Masjid in Bunder and delivered Qutba.

Highlighting the importance of unity, he said the differences within the community is the main reason for the hapless condition of Muslims.

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July 6,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 6: Karnataka government has revised quarantine norms according to which those entering the State from other states, including from Maharashtra, shall be placed in 14-days home quarantine.

Until now, the state government had issued that those returning from Maharashtra are to be placed under 7-day institutional quarantine followed by 7-day home quarantine.

A fresh state government order with the subject line "Regulation of movement of persons from other States to Karnataka" reads: "Whereas the State Government vide Order dated June 30, issued unlock 2 guidelines which permit reopening of more activities in a calibrated manner, in areas outside the Containment Zones, and to extend lockdown in Containment Zone upto July 31. The guidelines also permit unrestricted interstate movement of persons and goods adhering to the SOPs/ Guidelines issued by the Department of Health and Family Welfare and Department of Revenue (Disaster Management)".

Whereas, the Department of Health and Family Welfare issued revised SOP for the moment of persons from other State to Karnataka vide document dated June 8, this year, further, quarantine norms were modified vide Orders of even number dated June 15 and June 26.

"The quarantine norms are regularly reviewed and calibrated with the prevailing Unlock 2 guidelines and infusion of technology and community involvement to enforce the strict home quarantine. In light of the above, the quarantine norms issued vide Order dated June 26, has been further modified and is follows--Persons coming from other State to Karnataka, including Maharashtra shall be placed in 14-days Home Quarantine," the order read.

"The other conditions as specified in the Order dated June 15 and aforementioned SOP enclosed issued on June 8 by the Department of Health and Family Welfare shall continue to be in force until further orders," it added.

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February 17,2020

Bengaluru, Feb 17: The Karnataka govt has set up an exclusive helpline 104 'Arogya Sahayavani' for Coronavirus assistance to people with recent travel history to China and other affected countries, a statement said here on Monday.

According to the statement, the Karnataka Department of Family and Welfare set up the exclusive helpline 104, 'Arogya Sahayavani' on Sunday. People, who recently traveled to China and other affected countries and who have developed symptoms of Covid-19 virus are requested to immediately contact 104–Arogya Sahayavani or the health authorities and provide all necessary details in order to take precautionary measures.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the recent novel Coronavirus (COVID 2019) as an International Public Health Emergency of International Concern.

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June 29,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 29: A 99-year-old woman has successfully recovered from coronavirus in Bengaluru, leaving the medical fraternity and her family elated.

The woman had contracted the pathogen after coming in contact with her grandson and was hospitalised on her 99th birthday on June 18.

The woman was taken to the government Victoria Hospital along with her 70-year-old son, daughter-in-law and grandson.

"While we three developed symptoms like cold, cough and fever, my mother remained asymptomatic," the woman's son said.

The family members are still wondering how they got infected by the virus as all except the woman's grandson, were confined to their home most of the time.

Her 29-year-old grandson was the only one who went out to buy groceries.

Initially, the family approached a private hospital nearby for treatment, but they refused to accept COVID-19 patients.

Left with no option, the family got admitted to the Victoria hospital.

"We had reservations about Victoria hospital, but it turned out be a good one.

We did not spend a penny since the day we were admitted and my mother and son fully recovered," the woman's son said.

According to Dr Asima Banu, nodal officer of the Trauma Care Centre at the Victoria hospital, the woman was reluctant to get treatment at the hospital.

"With moral support from doctors and nurses at the Trauma Care Centre, she recovered very fast. She is always positive in life," the doctor said.

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