Anjuman delegation visits Sharavati belt; invites people to be part of centenary celebrations
04:25PM Sun 9 Dec, 2018
Bhatkal 9 December 2018: (Bhatkallys News Bureau) A delegation of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal, on December 9, Sunday, toured various towns and villages of the Sharavati belt of coastal Karnataka and invited people and local jamaats to be part of the centenary celebrations of the organisation, beginning January 5, 2019, here in Bhatkal.
The delegation led by Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen's President Abdul Rahim Jukaku visited Murdeshwar, Manki, Valki and Herangadi on Sunday and met local leaders and members of Jamaats there and invited them to be part of the centenary celebrations.
The delegation first visited Murdeshwar, where a brief meeting was organised at the office of Jamat-ul-Muslimeen Murdeshwar, Convener of the Centenary celebrations committee Abdul Raqeeb MJ explained the vision and motive behind organising the centenary celebrations, AHM General Secretary Ismail Siddique invited the people of Murdeshwar for the centenary celebrations while also giving them the details of the programs and plans of the events, while President Abdul Rahim Jukaku, sought feedback and support from the people in developing Anjuman into an even better organisation which can benefit people from every adjoining villages and Talukas of Bhatkal in raising the standard of education in the region.
Similar meetings were organised at Manki, Valki and Herangadi respectively where people of different communities, villages and Jamaats attended the meeting and accepted the invitation of Anjuman. People also promised complete co-operation from their regions to Anjuman to raise the bar of educational standards in the Sharavati belt.
Members of Jamaats and other attendees in all the meetings also provided Anjuman with their feedback and shared ideas on how the organisation can deliver better for their respective region, to which the delegation assured looking into all the feedback and suggestions.
Jailani Shabandri, SJ Hashim, Jaan Abdur Rahman, Parvez SM, Sami Kola, Asif Damudi, Syed Musaddiq and others were present with the delegation.
(Bhatkallys News Bureau/ Ismail Zaorez)
The delegation led by Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen's President Abdul Rahim Jukaku visited Murdeshwar, Manki, Valki and Herangadi on Sunday and met local leaders and members of Jamaats there and invited them to be part of the centenary celebrations.
The delegation first visited Murdeshwar, where a brief meeting was organised at the office of Jamat-ul-Muslimeen Murdeshwar, Convener of the Centenary celebrations committee Abdul Raqeeb MJ explained the vision and motive behind organising the centenary celebrations, AHM General Secretary Ismail Siddique invited the people of Murdeshwar for the centenary celebrations while also giving them the details of the programs and plans of the events, while President Abdul Rahim Jukaku, sought feedback and support from the people in developing Anjuman into an even better organisation which can benefit people from every adjoining villages and Talukas of Bhatkal in raising the standard of education in the region.
Similar meetings were organised at Manki, Valki and Herangadi respectively where people of different communities, villages and Jamaats attended the meeting and accepted the invitation of Anjuman. People also promised complete co-operation from their regions to Anjuman to raise the bar of educational standards in the Sharavati belt.
Members of Jamaats and other attendees in all the meetings also provided Anjuman with their feedback and shared ideas on how the organisation can deliver better for their respective region, to which the delegation assured looking into all the feedback and suggestions.
Jailani Shabandri, SJ Hashim, Jaan Abdur Rahman, Parvez SM, Sami Kola, Asif Damudi, Syed Musaddiq and others were present with the delegation.
(Bhatkallys News Bureau/ Ismail Zaorez)
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