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Kuwait: KKSA to Organize Milad Conference on Feb 25

  •   Sun, Feb 20 2011 05:24:28 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Kuwait (RD/VA)
 
Kuwait, Feb 20: Kuwait Karnataka Sunni Association (KKSA) will organize Milad Conference at Abbasiya Community Hall, here on Friday February 25.

It’s an opportunity for the Indian expatriates hailing from Karnataka both working in Kuwait and neighbouring Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) countries to listen to the preaching of veteran religious leaders, stated KKSA media spokesperson K M Ashraf Sullia.
 
ICF (SYS) Kuwait veteran leaders Abdul Vadagara and Abdul Halim Dharimi, Sayyed Bafaki Tangal Abu Halif, Sayyed Halil Tangal Abu Dhabi, SYS secretary Hameed Wshwaramangala, S M Basheer, KKMA Abdul Soorinje (president of Dharul Irshad Mani Kuwait unit) and several veteran religious scholars from Kuwait and GCC will participate in the Milad Conference.

Naath-e-Sheriff (Madhah Rasool) majlis will be led by Sayyed Farouq Iqbal Noori Chisty. South India SSF vice president M S M Abdurashid Zaini Kamil Sakafi Kakkinje will be the key speaker who will deliver religious preaching in Kannada. Religious lecture by veteran scholars in Urdu, English, Malayalam and Kannada languages.
  

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  • M.Zaheer hussain, padubidri

    Sun, Feb 20 2011

    Masha Allah....
    ALLAH guide this milad conference function as grand as Well...GOD bless u ALL the SYS members.
    On march 4,5,6,7,there is a function Our SSF padubidri unit..on 7th there is a BURDA MAJLIS Competetion.pass to ALL.

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