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Abu Dhabi: Bearys Welfare Forum Launches 'Mass Marriage' Project

  •   Sat, Sep 22 2007 12:01:29 AM

Abu Dhabi: Bearys Welfare Forum Launches 'Mass Marriage' Project

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Abu Dhabi, Sep 21: " Bearys Welfare Forum(BWF),Abu Dhabi organised an Iftar party on Thursday, 20th September 2007 at Sudanese Social Club, Abu Dhabi. BWF , a forum of Bearys residing in Abu Dhabi , lends helping hand to all the Muslim brothers and sisters of coastal Karnataka.

The party drew large number of people including ladies and children as in the previous years. The highlight of the party was launching of BWF's unique project of "Mass Marriage" in Mangalore.



The list of distinguished guests included, among others,Ustad Hussain Darimi, Siraj Ahmed, Dr.Shahnaz,Suhail Kudroli,Mohammed Iqbal,Suhail Bava,Sheikh Bava,Asif,Yunus Sheikh,Ijaz Baig. The Indian Ambassador was represented by Second Secretary Saberjith Singh.

The program started with recitation of Quran by Master Mashahed and was compered by Jt.Secretary Rafiq Krishnapur.Vice President Badruddeen welcomed the gathering .


BWF President Mohammed Ali Uchil presided over the function, another Vice President Hamza A Khader was in the dias. General Secretary Abdulla Madumoole briefed the gathering about the Mass Marriage project and invited all the gathering to lend a helping hand to BWF to help the poor unmarried sisters of Dakshina Kannada. Ustad Hussain Darimi gave a brief but thought provoking speech concerning the need to co-operate with BWF for their charitable and benevelent activities.

The planned marriage is expected to be held at the end of December 2007 at an estimated budget of Rs 2.5 Million.


The event was a group effort of all the executive members of BWF, but the key players were Vice President Hamza A Khader, Mohammed Kallapu,Mohammed Siddiq,Abdul Lateef Ullal,Abdul Hameed Uchil,Majeed,Mohammed Haneef Ullal,Gurupur Hameed, Imran Ahmed,Haneef Uchil.

President Mohd Ali Uchil thanked all the guests for accepting the invitation and attending the Iftar party. A multi cuisined dinner was served to all the guests at the end."
  

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Comment on this article

  • Zuber A. Ali, Shirva Manchakal / Dammam, Saudi Arabia

    Tue, Sep 25 2007

    Well done, Keep it up.

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  • najeeb moosa, uppinangady

    Mon, Sep 24 2007

    Mass marriage project is very good for our communty. We have to survey the families where they need help badly.then this project comes to be effective, We have to keep our goal and get reward hearafter allah is with us if u have a good intention,

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  • Abdulla Madumoole, General Secretary, BWF, Abu Dhabi

    Mon, Sep 24 2007

    Thanks a lot for all those who have expressed their supportive views about BWF's planned mass marriage program. I would like to respond to Mr.Sufiyan Haroon's comment about not covering Udupi District.Wherever we mention Dakshina Kannada district, we mean undivided DK and hence we are covering Udupi district also.For application details, any of the office bearers of BWF can be contacted. Thanks.

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  • M.E.Moolur, Manglore/Dubi.

    Sun, Sep 23 2007

    BWF's mass marraiage programm will certainly help the community in a big way and will inspire others. Thank you daiji for the coverage of BWF's iftar programm.

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  • Sufiyan Haroon Udupi/Doha, Doha

    Sun, Sep 23 2007

    I am very much impressed with the poposed mass marriages planned by Byari Association. But, I need one clarification from any office bearers of Byari Association. Why is that you have limited such mass marriages only in DK? why is that you have an ill feelings with Udupi District poor muslims? Why can't you extend your wings upto your next door neighbout that is,  Udupi District? Can I get any answer from any officials please?

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  • Saleem Goltamajal, Abu Dhabi- UAE

    Sun, Sep 23 2007

    Its Unique project, May all your dreams come true. Best of luck Good coverage Thanks Daijiworld Team

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  • Mohammed Siraj Khader, shirva - Manchakal ( Dammam- Saudi Arabia)

    Sun, Sep 23 2007

    First, of all thanks to Daijiworld Mr. Walter and their staff for publishing such good article. - It is really good and more beneficial project. Keep the same or more projects in the coming years too. - We wish better future to Bearies Welfare Form and pray to God for Happiness and Prosperity to all Members of Bearies Welfare Form. Keep it up.

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  • ABDUL RAZAK, NITTE/MANGLORE

    Sun, Sep 23 2007

    Expecting such kind of initiaton in South Kanara. Team Daiji keep up your good work.

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  • Suleman Abdul Hameed, Uchila/Al-Jubail

    Sat, Sep 22 2007

    It is really a wonderful project.Good coverage by Daijiworld.Best of luck for the office bearers. May Allah bless all who work directly and indirectly for this type of noble cause.

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