Riyadh: Jamathul Muslimeen Gangolli holds Iftar party

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June 23, 2016

Riyadh: Jamathul Muslimeen Gangolli, Riyadh Unit, Saudi Arabia recently organized an Iftar get-together.

Dozens of Indian expatriates from Gangolli town of Udupi district took part in the Iftar meet at Delhi Darbar Restaurant, Batha, Riyadh. Sponsor of event was Top Way Electronics.

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muhibullah sheikji
 - 
Wednesday, 29 Jun 2016

nice to know about the Iftaar party. Congratulations to the organisers. May Allah accept our fastings and good deeds and forgive our sins.... aameen

Shaikh Jafar
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Saturday, 25 Jun 2016

Masha allha very nice organised iftar party by JMG Riyadh in sponsership of Top Way Electronic Riyadh.
Thanks

Shaikh Jafar
 - 
Saturday, 25 Jun 2016

Masha allha it was a very well organised Ifthar and also thanks to JMG Riyadh unit and Top Way electronic Riyadh for such a nice ifthar Party.

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