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Ibrahim Badshah Educational Foundation celebrates its second anniversary

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August 8, 2011
Ullal, August 8: Ibrahim Badshah Educational Foundation (IBEF), affiliated to Sunni Vidyarthi Sangha (SVS) celebrated its second anniversary with the slogan “Let us all become educated (Ellaru Vidyavantharagona)” recently.

On the occasion the programme “Ba Marali Shaalege”, encouraging dropouts to return to school, also celebrated its second anniversary.


Muneer Saqafi Ullal offered Du'a gracing the occasion.


In his inaugural address, Muneer Saqafi lamented for the educational conditions of Muslim Community. Referring the Sachar Committee report he said that it was disaster for Muslims community that over 60 per cent of Muslims did not pass SSLC.


He commended the efforts of IBEF for its efforts to educate people who have discontinued their education.


U D Abdul Hameed of Dakshina Kannada Sunni Centre called upon the gathering to encourage education among the community.


Samshuddin Alekal, an auto rickshaw-driver who completed SSLC after 8 years was felicitated during the occasion.


U S Hamza, Treasurer, Ullal Darga Committee presided over the function.


Ansar Alike, Chairman, IBEF, welcomed the gathering. Musthaq Ahmed proposed vote of thanks.


Khubaib Thangal, President, SVS recited the verses of holy Qur'an.


A A Khader, Ibrahim Kakkethota, Kunhi Ahmed, Ameer were among the others present.


The institution aims to educate Muslim students who have discontinued education due to various reasons.

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He said he has directed the district authorities to take stringent action against them.

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