Mangaluru: Old age home for women by Kudroli mosque inaugurated


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Jan 17: 'Dar-Ush-Shafqath', an old age home Muslim women aged above 50 years, a project undertaken by Kudroli Jamia Masjid, was inaugurated on Saturday, January 17. The building also houses Miftahul Uloom Madrasa.

Mangaluru Qazi Twaka Ahmed Musliyar led the prayer. Nissar Ahamed, chairman and managing director of Dubai’s Nash Group of Companies, and who bore the entire cost of construction of the building, inaugurated the building and dedicated it to Kudroli Jamia Masjid.

Addressing the gathering, K S Mohammed Masood, former MLC and president of Jamia Mosque, said, "The building has been constructed by Nissar Ahamed in order to provide shelter for poor and destitute women. The entire course of Arabic education will be taught in the Madrasa Miftahul Uloom here, along with Kannada, English, Maths and Urdu. Education and other facilities will be provided free of charge for poor destitute students by the Mosque administration."

The chancellor of Yenepoya University, Y Abdulla Kunhi congratulated Nissar Ahamed providing such a facility.

District Haj committee president Y Mohammed Kunhi, district Wakf Board president S M Basheer, Kanachur Educational Institute president Kanachur Monu, Muslim Central Committee vice-president Ibrahim Kodijal, businessmen Imtiaz Ahmed Karkal, Asif Mohammed, Dubai, Dr Arif Masood, corporator Abdul Azeez and former mayor Ashraf were present as guests.

Jamia Mosque Khateeb Mukhti Abdul Mannar, building architect Al Mannath Builders and Developers owner Mohammed Saleem, consultant Mohammed Zain, Ameer Moulana, Haneef Haji, former corporator Aboobacker and Kudroli Jamia Mosque committee office-bearers were present. Kudroli Jamia Mosque chief secretary Abdul Khaleel welcomed.

'Dar-Ush-Shafqath' means love, affection and affinity. Destitute Muslim women above the age of 50 years will be provided free accommodation here. The building can accommodate 50 women. Accommodation, food, medical consultation and treatment will be provided free of cost. The expenditure will be reimbursed by Nissar Ahamed every year. It will function under the management of Kudroli Jamia mosque, explained Mohammed Masood.

  

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  • Zaara, Bangalore

    Thu, Sep 09 2021

    Asslaam Waaleikum, Kindly guide us how i can enroll myself to stay there after 3 years. I am an educated single woman and can do some work also while staying there - like helping out with admin work, deenee work and teaching kids and others. Please advise. My husband has abandoned me and i dont have anybody else. Regards, Zaara 9611311200

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  • Dr. Mohammed Arif Masood , Mangalore

    Tue, Jan 20 2015

    This old age home is not a money making racket where children leave their parents and pay the old age home monthly money. This place is built keeping in mind those old ppl whose children have abandoned them or who have no husband and children.
    There are old muslims in other oldage homes where they follow their rituals at the fag end of their life. In Shaa Allah Our struggle will b to bring such ppl to our old age home give them good care and let them die with imaan.
    This old age home is not for people who have a family to take care of them. Admissions will be done after all enquiries are done.
    Our Prophet (PBUH) has said to help the poor and needy and this is a small step taken by Nissar Ahmed to help the needy destitute women.

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  • Thanzeel Ameer Ahamed, Mangalore Kudroli

    Tue, Jan 20 2015

    Congratulations to Mr Nissar Ahmed ,But, "O" people,, dont forget the other people those who worked day & night for this "old age home" Jazakallah Khair ( Mr. Thanzeel Ameer Ahamed )

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  • Ahmed, Doha / Mangalooru

    Tue, Jan 20 2015

    Very poor thought by Mr. Shaaz. He is missing the point here. Every muslim is aware about his rights towards his parents. Still certain percentage of muslims do not adhere to this responsibility. There might be few unfortunate parents who might have lost their only kid, or childless parents. This home is for them. Please be optimistic Mr. Shaaz rather than commenting just for the sake of it.

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  • Ahmed, Doha / Mangalooru

    Tue, Jan 20 2015

    I do not understand the dislikes in this column. How can one not like a noble cause like this. These people who have disliked comments are the same people who think twice before spending on charity.

    May Allah bless you Mr. Nissar Ahmed. You are an inspiration to many!

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  • Shaaz, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2015

    Very Sad. This is the not the practice of Islam. During Prophet or Qalipah time there we no Old Age Home. This is encouraging people not to look afte thier parents & send it to these Old Age Home. Islam Says Jannah on your Mothers Footsteps & We should look after our Parents during thier old times. Very Sad to Read this Article.

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  • Mohammed, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2015

    Shaaz, Before preaching or giving advice I feel that you should go around Managalore and see how many muslim ladies are in old age homes run by nuns and other organizations who are doing a good job no doubt but some of the organization are paid Rs10000 per month by thier own children to look after them. Some destitute women who are born muslims die in the old age home without someone helping them say kalimah. Go and enquire about a muslim lady being burnt after her death and na-auzubillah you condem this good work. People like you are selfish and block the charity and the urge among muslim brothers and sisters to help the people in need. I kindly rquest you to refrain from posting demoralizing comments. I also would like you to go and see the arrangements done to take of the women with doctors, kitchen, safety, nurses and etc. I you cannot afford kindly do not show your negative attitude to others. This is not the practice in Islam but if there is no one to look after them do you want them to sleep and ide on the road or will you take care of them. Let us see if you can take of care of atleast one of them in your house if you cannot build a old house I am pretty sure that your family memebers will object to you keeping, looking after and spending on a lady whom you do not know. One more thing this is open to all the sects of muslim women but aged 55yrs and above. This is a long post but would like you to be better informed and think positively in future.

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  • Mohammed Fisa, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2015

    Shaaz, There might be people who will build old age homes for which we should appreciate but Mr. Nissar has promised to bear all the expenses of the old age home (building and the occupants) forever means his children will follow on his footsteps. Kudos to Mr. Nissar and his family members who have not objected or thought twice before doing this noble cause. May Allah grant them good health and wealth to continue helping the needy and may Allah give you and others having negative approach better understanding.

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  • ABDULLAH KUNHI, Mangalore

    Mon, Jan 19 2015

    MR. KHALID, MANGALORE /SAUDI
    AS PER YOUR STATEMENT NOT REQUIRED IS WRONG, IF EVERYONE SINCERE AND HONEST, THEN WHY ALLAH CREATED HELL.

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  • sebastian coutinho, mangalore / new york

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    congratulations mr nissar god bless u n ur family very good news for muslim familys .

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  • Oliver Machado, Udupi - Sharjah

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Thoughtful and Benevolent indeed.

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  • Mohammed Ilyas Byndoor/Dubai.U.A.E, Byndoor/Dubai.U.A.E

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Maa Shaa Allah, Great thoughts by committee members & donor. but those who have children's can look after them don't allow. only needful women will be deserved for such facilities.

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  • Siraj Ahmed / Sahebaan UAE, Mangalore / Abudhabi

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    A highly commendable noble job by Janab Nisar Ahmed Saheb. Congratulations. This innovative & first of its kind initiative of providing shelter for the aged poor and destitute women back home deserves lot of praise. May Almighty Allah bless and reward him for this exemplary job. Janab Nisar Ahmed Saheb has immensely contributed to the cause of mass education and is known for his charitable works. He is also one of the main patrons of Sahebaan UAE. We wish him all the best.

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  • KHALID, MANGALORE /SAUDI

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    NOT REQUIRED AS PER ISLAM IF EVERY ONE LOOK AFTER THEIR PARENT. ITS THE DUTY

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  • Iqbal, Jeddah.

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Masha Allah - Jazak allah Khair to Mr.Nissar Ahamed for such a Noble/charity project. May Almighty Bless you.

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  • siddiq, manglore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    masha allah great job mr nisar ahmed..god bless you...

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  • Nawaz, Dammam, K.S.A

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    In Qur'an, the commandment for being kind and dutiful to our parents occurs more than 10 times. It is interesting to note that, in the Qur'an, it has been stressed more to love our parents than to love our children or our wives. The reason is that it is in our nature to love our children and wives. But as people grow older having their own families, their love for their old parents diminishes most of the times. Therefore, the Qur'an tells us to cultivate the love of our parents in our hearts.

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  • Nawaz, Dammam, K.S.A

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    A man performed hajj while carrying his old mother on his shoulder. At the end of hajj, he asked Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) if he had repaid his mother for the favors she had done to him when he was a child. Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) replied to him: "Not even a little bit. You did not repay her for that one night when you were a little kid and you urinated on the bed and made it wet. Your mother placed you on the dry place on the bed and she herself slept on the wet spot." In one tradition, he (peace be upon him) is noted to have said: "The prayer (supplication) of a father for his son is equivalent to the prayer of a prophet for his nation."

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  • Nawaz, Dammam, K.S.A

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Allah commands us in Surah Al-Isra': "And your Lord has commanded that worship none but Him, and that you be dutiful to your parents. If either or both of them reach old age in your life, say not to them a word of disrespect, nor shout at them, and speak to them in terms of honour. And lower unto them the wing of submission and humility through mercy, and say: 'My Lord! Bestow on them Your Mercy, as they did bring me up when I was small." (Surah Al-Isra' [The Night Journey] 17:23-24)

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  • Abdul Rawoof, Riyadh

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Assalaam (Peace be upon you)
    Ma sha Allah great work done by Nisar Ahmed. But, "O" people,, dont forget the other people those who worked day & night for this "old age home" Jazakallah Khair (Abu Rimsha)

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  • atman hassan, kudroli mangalore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Masha Allah great work & jazak Allah to nisar Ahmed hats off to u sir

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  • Jessie D Souza, Mangalore/Sharjah

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    May the efforts of kind hearted bring solace to abandoned women. Serving the poor and destitute is serving God. Even men go through same situation if their wives die before them and hence they too need support.

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  • Mohammed , Muscat

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Good work by Janab Nisar Ahmed Karkala. May Allah Almighty reward you for your good work.

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  • concerned 1, bengaluru

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    This is a great gesture by Mr. Nissar Ahmed. It should be considered as a "Very Kind Gesture" by him as he is not only making a home for the aged poor\destitute Muslim ladies but also bearing all expenses through out. May he be blessed along with his near dear ones.
    There are many rich people around who make tall statements but never venture in activities like this as this will be only expenses for them.
    I wonder if any of the State or Union Ministers who have amassed wealth have ever done such humane acts.
    They would rather give a gold plated door or a jeweled crown to the temple\churches etc. which is very selfish thinking, as it brings fame to them and not for the love of God.
    If they could utilise the same for helping living humans, to alleviate their difficulties especially older ones, then there will be good will and prayers offered for the donors\families good health and God will be more than happy at this gesture.
    Hope such charitable wealthy people will come forward for this kind of activity.

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    What a kind gesture on the part of Nissar Ahamed for providing a facility for the comfort and care of Muslim ladies needing attention.

    All have to go through the process of aging and whatever love and care that is bestowed on them will go a long way. The younger generation should bear in mind that what they do for the elderly will be rewarded by The Almighty in great measure.

    LET US LOVE AND RESPECT THE SENIOR CITIZENS.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • ABDULLAH KUNHI, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Congratulations to Janab Nissar Ahmed Saheb, Such a great rewarding noble ob.
    This will in shaa Allah, Inspire those who lost treat their mother specially in the old age . (seek haven in the feet of mother as our prophet SW said).

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  • Ershad, Bolar/Dubai

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Masha Allah Great work done by Mr. Nisar Ahmed.

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  • Yamby, Mangalore / Qatar

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    I hope and wish it will run empty.
    B'coz, nobody will isolate either their mother or sister.
    I heard isolating mentally ill people but this is something new. Isolation center for "Mother"

    I can't imagine.....

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  • Nawaz, Dammam, K.S.A

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    “And your Lord has decreed that you not worship except Him, and to parents, good treatment. Whether one or both of them reach old age [while] with you, say not to them [so much as], “uff,” and do not repel them but speak to them a noble word.” (Quran 17:23).

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  • Zahid Hussain, Ganjimut/Dubai

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Congratulations to Janab Nissar Ahmed saheb "JAZAKALLAH".

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    It is a nice thought of having a home for this particular women.I heard often there are many muslim women old and not having anybody to take care.But here in Picture I dont see any women around.Why should they be isolated?who will take care of them?again men?strange.some freedom would be besser.

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  • Mohammad Aslam, Kudroli/ Abu Dhabi

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    JazakAllah kahir for your noble work and May Almighty reward you all for providing this service to the community.

    Best wishes

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  • Achhu , M,lore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Great work by the group. In sha allah your great work would be surely one of the primary reason to enter paradise.

    I really feel sad on these ummas, how could a son or a daughter allow their mother to stay in old age house?

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  • Anees, Karkala

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Congratulations to Mr Nissar Ahmed and family for providing such facilities to Old age poor muslim women.

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  • Farooq Ibrahim, Ksa

    Sat, Jan 17 2015

    Masha Allah

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