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Doha: NGO Honours Mangalorean Girl Khadija Roohi

  •   Mon, Jan 28 2008 11:55:52 AM

Doha: NGO Honours Mangalorean Girl Khadija Roohi

Doha, Jan 28: THE Kainat Foundation, an NGO affiliated to Indian Cultural Centre, has honoured Urdu language toppers in the Central Education Board secondary school examination of 2007.

The function at Qatar Red Crescent Society on the eve of India's Republic Day celebration, was marked by patriotic songs, mushairas (poems) and speeches by various dignitaries on the theme 'Nai Nasl Aur Urdu' (New generation & Urdu).

Khadija Roohi, from Mangalore, was awarded the prize for best performance in Urdu. She was followed by Nadia Abdul Jaleel of MES Indian School and Anam Tayyeb of Ideal Indian School.

Their teachers Amatul Azeez and Abdul Mabood were also honoured. Urdu teachers from Shantiniketan School, Modern Indian School, and Birla Public School were also recognised.

Syed Jamaludin, Farida Ansari, Shamshad Ahmed, and Masood Alam who represented various schools also spoke.

Mohammed Aqib of MES Indian School recited verses from the Holy Qur'an. Founder chairman of the Kainat Foundation Shakil Ahmed Kakvi said: "Urdu is not a language, it is a culture. It is the responsibility of elders to nurture the language and pass it on to the new generation."

He congratulated Safa Fatimah Sidique, winner of Yousuf Kamal Bukhari Trophy for Urdu debate which was held in New Delhi and organised by Indo-Qatar Urdu Markaz, Qatar and Hamdard University, New Delhi.

The chief guest was H C Arora, first secretary at the Indian embassy. Syed Abdul Hye, president Karnataka Muslim Cultural Association, presided.

Hasan Chougule, president of Indian Cultural Centre, who was guest of honour, announced two trophies - Aziziyah and Maryam Bai - for boys and girls who top in Urdu, in memory of his mother and grandmother.

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  • Syed Abdul Hye, Mangalore

    Sat, Feb 02 2008

    It is a matter of manifold pride for me to preside over this noble cause of education. First of all I congratulate Roohi Mumtaz Hussain again, for achieving this position, even though she belonged to south India, where Urdu does not enjoy the same status as in Northern part of India.

    I am also immensely pleased with the achievement of Safa Fatima Siddiqi, who is a student of Ideal Indian School, where I am one of the founder members of the school. Finally, as Vice President of Indo-Qatar Urdu Markaz, who organized the event with cooperation of Hamdard University in Delhi, I had the great honor and opportunity to hear all the 34 participants, who were so eloquent, and I foresaw great future orators and leaders.

    I would like to congratulate Mr. Sulaiman Dehlvi, Founder president of Indo-Qatar Urdu Markaz, who was the chief architect of this one of the finest educational events held in the context of one of the finest language known as Urdu. I also congratulate Mr. Shakil Kakwi, founder of Kainat Foundation for organizing and recognizing these budding leaders of tomorrow! I take this opportunity also to congratulate concerned parents, ad teachers of these participants.

    Finally, I congratulate Mr. M.S. Bukhari, for his whole-hearted support to the cause of education, and urdu language, and contributing in the form of trophies, and gifts in various forms. I also thank Mr. Hassan Abdul Karim Chowgule saheb, for always being in forefront, for all such good causes. Syed Abdul-Hye, President, KMCA, V.P. Indo Qatar Urdu Markaz.

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