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Mangalore: Five Couples Enter Wedlock at Mass Marriage Ceremony

  •   Thu, Feb 16 2012 03:12:38 PM

Mangalore: Five Couples Enter Wedlock at Mass Marriage Ceremony

Pics: Ramesh Pandith
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (RD)

Mangalore, Feb 16: Five couples tied the knot here on Thursday February 16 at a mass wedding organized by city-based T C Friends at Bibi Alabi Road, Bunder at 10 am.

Mangalore Qazi Al Haj Twaka Ahmed Musliar solemnized the 'Nikah' of the five couples at a simple ceremony.

Muslim Central Committee of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts president and former MLC K S Mohammed Masood inaugurated the programme, and Jumma Masjid chairman Haji Yenepoya Abdulla Kunhi presided.

Jumma Masjid treasurer S N Rashid Haji, Goa Harris Fisheries proprietor Bava Ahmed Haji, Steel Centre proprietor Moosa Moideen Haji, A K Riyaz Bava, Bunder Jumma Masjid Khatib Bahu Abdul Wahid Faizi, Jumma Masjid trustees Basha Tangal and Mohammed Hanif Haji, Asasul Islam Masjid Imam Bahu Haji Sali Ustad, Dakshina Kannada Football Association president D M Aslam and Asasul Islam Masjid president Abdul Hameed Haji were the chief guests. 

City police commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh was felicitated during the programme.

T C Friends president Abdul Salam Haji, secretary Naushad and treasurer Basheer and committee members were present.

T C Friends vice-president Yahya Tangal delivered the welcome address. B Abdul Salam presented the annual report.  T C Friends member Ibrahim Shoaib proposed the vote of thanks.
  

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Comment on this article

  • Roshan Sequeira, Managalore -Auh

    Fri, Feb 17 2012

    I dont know why some persons just pressing Disagree button to every comment. There are some very sensible comments in this article and we can see some Disagree marks.
    Any way very good initiative by TC friends

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  • Aloka Nath, Bengaluru

    Fri, Feb 17 2012

    The mass marriage and simple wedding must be the way of life. This low cost weddings should not be limited to poor people only. This should be followed by rich or poor otherwise people will hesitate to oneself poor and go for lavish weddings..

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  • ABDUL, Mangalore/Doha

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Congrats TC friends. You guys are doing it every year. I wish u guys all the best and year by year u can add more couples Insha Allah....Every 1's dua is with u guys....

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  • fazal, doha

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Mashaallaah.....Allah Bless U guys....

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  • HYDER ALI JOKATTE , JOKATTE NOW LIVE IN BANGALORE

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    May God Bless them for their new beginning... Wishing them Happy Married Life barakallah
    From
    HYDER ALI
    BEARY JAMATH BANGALORE

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  • A. S. Mathew, U.S.A.

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    All religions are blowing a lot of
    money for certain celebrations, and
    the expenses can be considerably
    reduced to do simple mass marriages.

    Giving a new life to 10 people and
    relief to their families and
    relatives is a divine act of
    compassion. Let there be more
    mass marriages like this every
    months. May GOD richly bless the
    newly wed couples and those people
    who took the pain and sacrifice to
    conduct this noble event. Hearty
    Congratulations.

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  • Uday Shetty, Shirva/Doha, Qatar

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Very good initiative. More and more organisations and people should come forward with simple and worth programs like this. May Godbless newly wed couples with very happy and joyous long life.

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  • M.H. SHAREEF, Ullal, - Abu-Dhabi

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Good Luck T C Friends Keep Going, Allah Bless U My Friends.

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  • Abbas Kolangera, kolangera

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    good job muslim commitee,barakalla wa baraka alikuma,

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  • Mohamed Ali Uchil, Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    Hearty Congratulations to TC friends for conducting the mass marriage for 5 couples. The menace of Dowry system and its subsequent after effect is a serious issue, which is effecting the entire social set ups of our community developments. By conducting this mass marriages, TCF is doing a commendable service to the society which deserves support from every one.
    On behalf of BWF-Abu Dhabi and my self, I wish every success to TCF in its future endeavors in serving the humanity in general and the down trodden in communityparticular.
    May Almighty God bless TCF and its managing committee .

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  • Mitwa, Sharjah

    Thu, Feb 16 2012


    May God Bless them for their new beginning... Wishing them Happy Married Life

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  • irfan, mangalore

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    MASHA ALLAHA GREAT WORK.GOD BLESS U

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  • Ganesh Bhat, Mangalore

    Thu, Feb 16 2012

    More and more people should go for such mass and simple marriages to save themselves from loans, debts and life long repayments. Many people sell or mortgage their houses and properties/assets just to cover the marriage expenses and suffer life long to settle the same. This happens only in India. This is a good initiative in the right direction.

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