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Campaign on Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) from Feb 14

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February 11, 2011

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Mangalore, February 11: New Age India Forum (NAIF) will organise a month-long campaign “Ideals and Message of World Leader” under the theme “Know the Prophet of Mankind” from February 14 to March 18.

Rafiuddin Kudroli, Chairman of NAIF told media persons at Press Club here on Friday that the campaign would be fruitful in the present scenario where values of humanity are deteriorating. The campaign is aimed at re-establishing the divine world through the value based life.

The campaign would be launched at Divya Jyothi Vidyalaya after Isha Namaz and would conclude in a public meet at Town Hall at 5 pm.

The campaign will contain programmes such as public meetings, corner meetings, distribution of pamphlets and books on Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), Khuthba on Fridays, disseminating the Prophet's message through banners and posters, personal meetings, interaction and debate etc.

NAIF will also hold public meetings at Deralakatte, Ullal, Bengre Kasba, Krishnapura, Adyar Kannur, Uppinangady, Bajpe, Kudroli and Farangipet during the campaign.

Adil Pandeshwar, Secretary of NAIF, Salim Malar, Convener of the Campaign, Nazim SS Emmekere, Assistant Convener, were present at the press meet.


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