Mangalore: Bookings Open for Haj Pilgrims Leaving on Oct 25


Mangalore: Bookings Open for Haj Pilgrims Leaving on Oct 25
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (SB)

 
Mangalore, Oct 24: The booking for the first flight service to Haj from the airport here from Sunday October 25 has already begun on Friday October 23.

State Haj Committee director K M Hussein Sakhafi of Emmemadu rendered dua following which the booking operations began. Onion merchant Abdul Rasheed of Pandeshwar in the city registered as the first pilgrim along with State Haj Committee chairman S Mohammed Ghouse.

The preparations to aid Haj pilgrims are on in fill swing at Ansar English Medium School and Jumma Masjid Hall at Bajpe, here. The road in front of the masjid has seen concreting works. Arrangements have bee made for pilgrims to stay put at the school and hall.

The camp will be inaugurated by waqf minister Dr Mumtaz Ali Khan and State Haj Committtee chairman S Mohammed Ghouse will preside. 






 

Former minister B A Moideen, Mangalore MLA U T Khader, Dakshina Kannada District Minorities Unit president Moideen Bava, Haj Organising Committee president Mohammed Kunhi, vice-president Abdul Azeez Baikampady, secretary S M Rasheed and Bajpe Jumma Masjid president V Mohammed were present.  

Union Minister S M Krishna to Inaugurate First Haj Flight

A total of 102 pilgrims will take off from Mangalore on the first day and the first flight service will be inaugurated by union external affairs minister S M Krishna. The first flight service will leave the Bajpe airport on Sunday October 25 at 9.00 am. 

  

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  • Mohamed Haneef Ali, Kundapur/ Deira Dubai

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    Assalmualaikum, Alhamdulilah may ALLAH bless all of us for taking such a good step to make easy for all our Haj piligrims especially those belongs to south karnataka. Once again ALLAH bless and guide for Perfom Haj and remember us in Dua ....Ameen.

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  • SULEMAN SHAIKH, BELVAI/MADINAH AL MUNAWARAH

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    nice to see all hajis. we r waiting 4 them here for serve. may allah accept their hajj & umrah. our heartful duas for all hajis. pls make special dua for peace in all community. allah bless everyone. thanks daiji 4 good information.

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  • raj, mangalore

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    here s m krishana is funding huj subsidy..there bangladeshis are funding moists for attack in india..such a secular logic for jihadis..

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  • Mohammed Fhiroze, Qatar / Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    May Allah bless all the haj pilgrims. Happy and safe journey. Special thanks to all the ministers and muslim brothers, who made the dreams come true.

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  • Fahim Akthar, Bunder, Mangalore, Al-Jubail,K.S.A

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    Best Wishes for all haj pilgrims from mangalore, May Allah bless & guide all to perform haj Ameen..... and Pls remenber me in urs duas

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  • Hameed, Bajpe/ K.S.A

    Sat, Oct 24 2009

    Really It is great opportunity to for pilgrims (Hajjajis)Direct Flight from mangalore. i Thanks to all who behind of this entire work.

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