KMYM bids farewell to P M Mansoor in Riyadh

May 6, 2013

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Riyadh, May 6: Katipalla Muslim Youth Association (KMYA) gave a glorious farewell to its former President and and founder member P.M Mansoor who rendered his 34 years service in Saudi Arabia and 24 years service to Katipallians, on its 4^th Executive Committee Members Meeting held at A.K Shabeer's Residence in Batha, Riyadh.

The occasion started with recitation of holy Qur’an by Saif Mahin. The occasion witnessed the large number of KMYA members to show their love and respect to Mr. P.M Mansoor on his farewell and wished him the great success.

KMYA President Mr. Sulaiman praised the remarkable contribution of Mr. P.M Mansoor for the KMYA committee and to Katipallian community.

KMYA Vice Presidents Mr. S. U Zubair and P.S Abdul Azeez, Organizing Secretary Mr Hussain Shafi, Treasurer Ashfaq Ahamed and senior members Mr Rafi Ahamed, Ameeruddeen, P.H Mohiddeen, A.K Shabeer and others were present at the occasion and wished a good future to P.M. Mansoor.

Two copies of the Holy Quraan and a Memento was presented to Mr. P M Mansoor by Committee's senior members Mr. Rafi Ahmed, Mr. Ameeruddeen and P.H Mohiddeen as a symbol of his valuable service to the organization and to the society.

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