SKSSF Deralakatte to celebrate decennial year

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December 27, 2011

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Mangalore, December 27: As part of its decennial year celebration SKSSF Deralakatte Branch will be organizing a religious study camp on January 1, 2012 at Shasul Ulama town in Deralakatte on the outskirts of the city.

Addressing the media persons here on Tuesday, SKSSF decennial year celebration reception committee president Nazir Ullal said that various programmes such as blood donation camp, distribution of food for orphans and old age people at Kumpala Yathim Khana and Asaigoli Abhaya Ashram, distribution of 'Namaz Kit' for Muslim women, competitions for madrasa students has been planned to organise as part of the event.


He said that an environment cleaning programme through 'Shramadan' would also be organised by the members of SKSSF on December 31. On January 1, Samshul Ulama Mauleed will be followed by valedictory function at 4 pm at Deralakatte City ground.

Sayed Hasher Ali Shihab Thangnal Panakkad, Sayed NPM Zainul Abideen Thangnal, Mithabail Jabbar Ustad, Alhaj MA Kasim Musliyar, Sayed Batisha Thangnal, Ibrahim Bakhavi KC Rode, Alhaj Salim Faizi Irfani, AK Abdul Majid Darimi and other religious leaders will be present on the occasion.

Hassan Sakhafi Pukatur and Shoukat Ali Vellamunda will deliver key note addresses.

Mangalore MLA UT Khader, Manjeshwara MLA Cherkalam Abdulla, Kanachuru Monu, Abubakkar Natekal, Ibrahim Kodijal, Kunyamonu Natekal, TM Shahid, PBA Razak and other leaders will also be present as guests.

SKSSF decennial year celebration reception committee Secretary Ibrahim Konaje, Branch President Sayed Ali, Secretary Haji Mohammad Ali and Treasurer Bashir Haji were present in the press meet.


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