Al-Wafa trust to hold anti-dowry conference on Wednesday

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April 16, 2012

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Mangalore, April 16: An anti-dowry conference will be held under the aegis of Al-Wafa charitable trust in the city on Wednesday, April 18.

Announcing this at a press meet here on Monday, Mohammed Badruddin, President of the Trust, said Mangalore Qazi Thwaqa Ahmed Musliyar would inaugurate the meet at 10 am in Town Hall.

The inaugural session would be followed by discussion under the presidentship of former minister B A Mohideen on the topic 'How to have a dowry free society?'

Umar U H, General Secretary of Trust would present the paper. Shafi Sadi, Sunni leader, Abdul Azeez Darimi, Kallega Mudarris, Abdul Rahim Teekay, Founder President, Kendra Beary Sahitya Parishath, Khaleel Ahmed, DK and Udupi district presidents of Jamiyathul Fallah, B A Mohammed Hanif, Working President, All India Bearry Parishath would participate in the discussion.

In the afternoon session women activists will participate in the discussion. Al Isaan Pre University College Principal Zahida Jaleel, Editor of Anupama monthly Shahnaz M, Asare Women's Foundation Convenor Khairunisa Sayyad and National Women's Front State advisory committee member Zarina Haris would discuss on the same topic. BA Mohammad Ali will compere.

The discussions would be followed by a m multi-lingual anti-dowry poets' meet, in which Ibrahim Thannirbavi , Rahim B C Road, Bashir Ahmed Kinya, Shamim Katipalla, Sharif Neermunje Jokatte and Hussain Katipalla would present their poems. Mohammad Baddur would preside over.

The valedictory function in the evening will be attended by Udupi Qazi P M Ibrahim Musliyar, Mangalore MLA U T Khader, D K And Udupi District Muslim Central Committee President K S Mohammad Masood and Y Mohammad Kunnhi among others. Mr Badruddin himself would preside over the session.

Vice president of the Trust K M Shareef and general secretary Umar U H were also present in the press meet.

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