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Mangalore: Ullal Dargah President U K Ibrahim Passes Away

  •   Mon, Oct 01 2007 07:39:09 PM

Mangalore: Ullal Dargah President U K Ibrahim Passes Away

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Mangalore, Oct 1: Ullal Central Jumma Masjid and Ullal Dargah president Janab Al-Haj U K Ibrahim passed away here on the evening of Monday October 1.

85-year-old Ibrahim was suffering from brain clotting, blood pressure and diabetic problems. He was admitted to Omega hospital in the city on September 29 morning. Since his condition deteriorated, he was put on artificial respiration.

Ibrahim had been president of the Ullal Dargah committee for the past 45 years. He was also heading the Ullal Syed Madani institutions and Tippu Sultan institutions. Besides, he had  opened many Masjids and Madrasas around Ullal. He was well respected by the Muslim community not only in Dakshina Kannada but also in Kerala. Moreover, he even had good relations with the people of other religions.

He is survived by his wife, 5 daughters and 5 sons.

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  • Abdul Rouf, Bangalore

    Thu, Oct 04 2007

    Innaha lillaha...It was a dark day for all the muslims in ullal region. We lost a legand leader,we experienced good era under his guidance, especially in the field of muslim communities education. I really appreciate his work and support of Dargha committee as well.. Finally i thankfull to Daijiworld ..good job

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  • munaf, mangalore,ullal

    Wed, Oct 03 2007

    i really appriciate the entire coverage...and im sad to my grand pa wh is no more naw....i stay in dubai...atleast i could see the last face of my grand pa... in ur pics..great human being..im reallly thankfull to u ppl...wh have made me 2 watch my grandpa for last time...great work...keep it up...thank u once again daiji world....

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  • Nazeem Abbas, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Oct 03 2007

    WE extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. Samad and his entire family. May Almighty Allah bless the departed soul and grant his mercy, strength and patience to him and his entire family to bear this irreparable loss.

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  • Nazeem Abbas, Dammam, Saudi Arabia

    Thu, Oct 04 2007

    WE extend our deepest sympathy to Mr. Samad and his entire family. May Almighty Allah bless the departed soul and grant his mercy, strength and patience to him and his entire family to bear this irreparable loss.

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  • SADIK ISMAIL, ULLAL / AJMAN U.A.E

    Wed, Oct 03 2007

    INNAH HA LILLLAHEE....It was a sad news for all peoples... he was a old experienced man, but his attiude was like a young man. he was a good guider to his followers... now we loss a driver who was guiding towards winning path.... May ALLAH BLESS US.......

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  • M. K. Ismail , Mulki/USA

    Wed, Oct 03 2007

    May ALLAH bless him "Jannatul firdaus"(ameen)

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  • CLEMENT, Coorg/Dubai

    Thu, Oct 04 2007

    My deep condolences to Haji Ibrahim's Family and relatives, muslim community in our Mangalore.

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