Riyadh: GMJ celebrates hosts Eid Milan

October 23, 2014

Riyadh, Oct 23: The Riyadh unit of Gangolli Muslim Jamaat organized its annual Eid milan ‘Eid-ul-Adha Event 2014’ at Al Azizia Resort, Riyadh on October 4 and arrangements were also made for animal sacrifice (qurbani) in the morning.

The programme began with a recitation of verses from Holy Quran by Mohammed Huzaif Moulana and Islamic Song From Brother Nasrullah Shaikh

Soon after the Qirath, Br. Mohammed Sayeed Mali welcomed all the guests and brother Abdussalaam Moulana ( Treasurer) read the accounts and yearly report and activities

GMJ Riyadh unit President Kolkar Fazlu Rahman addressed the gathering. He enlightened about benefits of being a member of an association and the importance of charity, donation and helping hand for needy people. Munaf MH was special guest.

GMJ executive members kept the crowd active throughout the programme. Jam packed audience around 200 at the auditorium. Separate arrangement for ladies side and they enjoyed the Qirath, Naath and games competition conducted for the children’s and Ladies

All the expenses of the event was shared by Jamaath Well wishers.

Special Cricket tournament was arranged, all the gentlemen were crazy about the match and the prizes sponsored by well - wishers for various games for Gents, ladies / children.

The outdoor games for men's (Tug-of-War and 30 yards cricket tournament ) and for children (Running Race, Frog Race, Sack Race, Musical Chair) and Ladies, Hit the wicket/Ring the win / pot breaking/ were conducted. All the kids, ladies and gentlemen participated with great enthusiasm. All the games were enjoyed beyond the limit by the participants.

Attractive prizes presented to the lucky Winners.

Delicious biryani / soft drinks was provided to all the members gathered. Mohammed Jaffer Kolkar, Najeeb MH, Jaffer Shaikh, Dastagir Shahee Mohallah, Nasrullah Shaikh, Bedre Ibrahim, Toufeeque, Riyaz Masni, Mustaq shaikh, Shaheed Kolkar, Salaam put in a lot of effort to make this event successful

Sayeed Mali thanked all the Sponsors, Donors, Volunteers, Attendees and Executive Committee Members for extending their support for this noble cause and making this event a grand success

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