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SSF to hold mega Meelad rally and convention on Mar 2

February 26, 2011

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Mangalore, February 26: As part of its month-long statewide Meeladunnabi celebration, District Committee of Sunni Students' Federation (SSF) will organise a mega Meelad rally and Meelad Convention under the theme “Labbaika Ya Rasulallah...” on March 2.

Abdurrahman Printech, District Vice President of SSF told media persons at Press Club here on Saturday, that SSF State President Dr Muhammad Fazil Razwi Kavalakatte would inaugurate the rally at Mahavira Circle Pumpwell, which will culminate at Don Bosco Hall.

At 10 am “Madhurrasool Majlis” with the prominent religious scholars, including Koorath Thangal, will be held at Masjid Thaqwa, Pumpwell.

Sunni Yuvajana Sangha State President KP Husain Sa'adi will address the gathering.

Sulaiman Saqafi, Secretary, Federation of Sunni Madrasa Teacher, Ibrahim Bawa Haji Mangalore of Al-Ansar Weekly will be participating in the event.

On the occasion, the SSF activists will offer five-crore Swalath.

VU Is'hak Zuhri, Bashir Madani Kamil, Lukmanul Hakeem and Ashraf Kinara were present at the press meet.


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