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Udupi: ‘Epitome of Communal Harmony’ Nagaswara artiste Sheikh Jaleel Saheb passes away

  •   Tue, Nov 14 2023 11:56:18 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (MS)

Udupi, Nov 14: Sheikh Jaleel Saheb, a resident of Kaup, who used to play Nagaswara instrument during fairs of Kaup new Marigudi temple, died of cardiac arrest on Monday. He was known as the ‘Epitome of Communal Harmony’.

The 54-year-old had gone out of his house with the Nagaswara instrument. As he sat to have a cup of tea in a hotel, he suffered cardiac arrest. Though he was rushed to the hospital, he breathed his last.

Jaleel Saheb is survived by wife, daughter, brother and scores of his fans. Though Jaleel Saheb belonged to a Muslim family, he used to serve Hindu Gods in temple. He used to play Nagaswara during Kola ad Ashlesha Bali rituals also.

Jaleel Saheb continued the tradition of playing Nagaswara that he got from his father Baban Saheb and grandfather Imam Saheb. He was playing Nagaswara for the last 40 years.

 

 

 
  

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  • Arief bava, Kaup/Qatar

    Wed, Nov 15 2023

    Jaleel ‘s is my school mate unfortunately his father dismmed during his school time there was no option left for him to continue his education. He took forward his father legacy and left school and started nagaswara player. Jaleel’s daughter and my daughter both are Madarasa ( Muslim religious school) mate in kaup Masjid.

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  • Arief Bava, Kaup/ Qatar

    Wed, Nov 15 2023

    Dear brother Jaleel we miss you yaar. We use to walk school togheter during our school time. Very humble, kind, user friendly person last his breath. We Kaup’en can’t digest his loss. God bless you brother.

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  • Vicky D, Dubai

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    Sheikh Jaleel Saheb is a familiar face to most of Kapu residence & surrounding area. His ever smiling face and friendly nature is un-forgetful. I have seen him & his father Baban Saheb playing Nagaswara in almost every event of Marigudi, Kola & other religious events. “Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un

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  • raj kumar, udupi

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    We have to see other side also even temple authority and Hindu brothers allowed him to play instrument so without there support he may not entered inside temple and big salute to Jaleel Saheb he served 40 years,RIP

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  • Observer, mangaluru

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    RIP.... Nagpur gulams never had problems over him playing Nagaswara in temples unlike they had on muslim traders at temple premises

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  • Bharath, Mangalore

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    We need such people who can balance the communal harmony.

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  • Sandeep Vincent, Nagori

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    RIP Jaleel Sir....40 years of service is truly amazing.... very rare...most people don't stay on for more than 2-3 years...great to know about the faimily tradition and commitment. May god give his family the strength to overcome this loss.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    there might not be a single instance the other way round...always people like Bismillah khan, Alla rakha, zakir hussain and Jaleel saheb have put step forward to maintain communal harmony....but still the community is seen with suspicious eyes by andh bhakts..

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  • Nawaz, Udupi/Kuwait

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    You are after kaffirs? Spreading hate because you are prescribed to do so ? Communal mindset it reflecting in every comment that your write. Respect the culture of tulunadu and India. Peace be upon you sir.

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  • Ayesha, Mangalore

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    LOL. Do you even allow non-muslims? Forget that your own women are restricted because of......... Please look at yourself before you point fingers at others.

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  • aithappa, mangalore

    Tue, Nov 14 2023

    Aapne tho ek dum nanga kar diya in logon ko...lolzzzzz..wherever they go they just create nuisance....neither they live and nor they allow others to live...now i think only Salman of saudi, who has tasted the western life had made life easy for females of his kingdom..otherwise their life was worst than caged animals.

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  • Ayesha, Mangalore

    Wed, Nov 15 2023

    More asians are being put into the tent because their men don't trust them. No accress to education for Muslim women. The world is lead by many women from other communities, you see them in every corporates from parsi, christain and hindus communities.

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