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14-day holy campaign from Sunday
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Commemorating the month of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) Rabiul Awwal, a campaign has been scheduled to commence from December 3 with a theme ‘Muhammed For All’ by the Jamat e Islami Hind
Hyderabad: Commemorating the month of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) Rabiul Awwal, a campaign has been scheduled to commence from December 3 with a theme ‘Muhammed For All’ by the Jamat e Islami Hind.
The campaign would be for 14 days and conclude on December 17. JIH state president Hamid Mohammed Khan said that spreading the teachings of the Holy prophet was the agenda of the campaign.
He said that love for the Prophet Muhammed would have to be translated into actions as per His instructions. He said that the State-wide campaign would involve the volunteers visiting every one with information of Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) and his teachings.
Campaign Convenor, Mohammed Sadiq said that the campaign would be the mix of programs like symposiums, door to door approach, get-together, group meetings and others in order to spread the teachings of the Prophet.
He said that Islamic literature will be distributed among people and volunteers will visit hospitals for distribution of medicines and other things required for them.
