Justice Hegde to release book on Prophet Muhammad at NAIF meet

April 2, 2012

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Mangalore,April 2: The New Age India Forum (NAIF) will hold the valedictory of the month-long “Prophet Mohammad's Life and Message” on Friday at 4.30 pm in Town Hall.


The theme of the closing ceremony will be “Social Justice and Prophet Mohammad”. Every year the NAIF conducts the campaign across the district. This year the campaign began on on February 10. A seminar on the topic “Peace and Harmony from Prophet's Teachings” will be held on the occasion, said U K Khalid, seminar co-ordinator and Ullal branch president, here at a press meet on Monday.


Salim Malar, Joint Co-ordinator, Secretary, Adil Parvez – President of Mangalore branch and Saifuddin Kudroli, Kudroli unit president, were present.


The Chief Guest of the valedictory programme will be Moulavi Athikhurahman Faizi, Khathib, Kannati Palli, Kasargod. It will be presided over by Rafiuddin Kudroli, president NAIF DK District.


This will be followed by a seminar from 7.15 pm to 9.15 pm. It will be inaugurated by Dr M M James, Director, BTL Institute. Former Supreme Court justice Santosh Hegde will release a book on Prophet in Kannada. The book release function will be presided by Abdulsalaam Puthige, chief editor, Varthabharathi.

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