Mangalore basks in Eid frenzy, thousands offer Namaz at Idgah and other masjids

November 17, 2010

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Mangalore, November 17: Mangalore celebrated Eid-ul-Azha with traditional gaiety and fervor as thousands gathered at various masjids in the city for early-morning Eid prayers and participate in the sermons, where Qateebs urged the believers to follow the supreme sacrifice of Hazrath Ibrahim.

At Eidgah on Light House hill thousands of Muslims took part in the Eid Namaz offered under the leadership of Mangalore Qazi Twaqa Ahmed Musliyar and listened to the traditional sermon.

Rains had stayed away facilitating the smooth conduct of Eid proceedings and large number of volunteers made arrangements for the surging Namazis, who offered the prayer at 8am.

Eid ul Adha prayers were also offered at Jamia Masjid Kudroli, where hundreds of devotees assembled at the renovated mosque, formerly known as 'Jod Palli', and participated in Eid Salah at 7:45 am.

In the absence of Mufti Abdul Mannan, the Pesh Imam of the mosque, Moulana Amir led the Eid Salah and delivered the Eid khutba.

In his sermon, he recalled the advices given by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) during his significant Hajj khutba. He said that Eid is an occasion for Muslims to realize that they should be united in all circumstances. He said that although Eid is an occasion for Muslims to celebrate and be happy, they should not over rejoice and cross the limits of celebration. “In Islam, both in times of happiness and grief, we have been asked to maintain a balanced approach”, he said. He also brefly mentioned the key aspects of carrying out sacrifices.

Those gathered exchanged hugs and greetings after the Khutba.

At Masjidunnor in Hampankatta, Khateeb Azeez Maulavi called upon Muslims to shun differences and strengthen unity.

“Even great Imams had differences of opinion but they did not quarrel among themselves for silly reasons. They also had great admiration and respect for the opinions of each other, Maulavi pointed out.

Urging Muslims to follow the precedent of these noble people, he said, “We should respect each other on the basis of our belief. We are all one because we believe in one god, one prophet and one scripture. We also turn our face toward one Qibla.”

He also dwelt in great detail on the sacrifices made by Hazrat Ibrahim and exhorted the Ummah to follow the ideals propagated by him.

He also led the Eid prayer and greeted Eid Mubarak to hundreds of devotees gathered at the venue.

Maulana Mohammad Ali led the Eid prayer in Kachi Masjid in Bunder and delivered Qutba.

Highlighting the importance of unity, he said the differences within the community is the main reason for the hapless condition of Muslims.

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May 6,2024

Bengaluru, May 6: Arrested JD-S MLA H.D. Revanna, the son of former PM H.D. Deve Gowda, on Sunday said that there is no evidence against him in the sex video scandal kidnapping case and that it was a "conspiracy" against him.

Talking to the media, while being taken for a medical test before being produced in front of a court here, Revanna stated that a kidnapping case had been lodged against him though he does not have 'one black mark' against him in his entire career of 40 years.

"Without evidence, I have been targeted... All allegations against me are false. My arrest has been made out of ill intention," he claimed.

"The case was lodged on April 28, then, they did not have any evidence. Later, the fake evidence was created on May 2 and I was fixed," he alleged.

Home Minister Dr G. Parameshwara stated on Sunday that a Blue Corner notice has already been issued against Revanna's son and MP Prajwal Revanna, the prime accused in the sex video scandal, as he is believed to be abroad.

"The Interpol will communicate to all nations and he will be located. Once he is located, the SIT will take a call on how he should be secured and brought back to India," he added.

Revanna was arrested on Saturday on charges of kidnapping one of the victims of the sex video scandal.

Parameshwara further maintained that the arrest of Revanna has saddened JD-S leaders and if action was not taken, the SIT would be blamed too.

Meanwhile, Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge refused to comment on the alleged sex video scandal involving Prajwal Revanna.

About Revanna's arrest, he said that the SIT would initiate action as per the law. "Those indulging in such acts must be taught a lesson and justice should be given to the families of victims. No one can escape the law. No one should use this case politically," he stated.

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May 7,2024

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Israeli military aircraft have heavily bombed the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip accompanied with ground advances shortly after the Palestinian resistance movement Hamas said it had agreed to a proposal on ceasefire in Gaza.

A Palestinian journalist reported flares in the night sky, while locals said dozens of reconnaissance drones flew overhead.

The official Palestinian news agency Wafa and Egyptian media said Israeli military vehicles advanced towards the Palestinian side of the Rafah crossing with Egypt, as well as the Karem Shalom crossing with the Israeli-occupied territories.

A Palestinian security official and an Egyptian authority have told the Associated Press news agency that Israeli tanks have entered Rafah, reaching as close as 200 meters from Rafah’s border crossing with neighboring Egypt.

The Israeli military has said it was conducting “targeted strikes” against Hamas in eastern Rafah.

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office has also said "Israel is continuing the operation in Rafah to exert military pressure on Hamas" in order to advance the release of captives and what it called "the other objectives of the war."

In the meantime, it described the proposal on ceasefire as "far from Israel's essential demands," but added that it would send negotiators for talks "to exhaust the potential for arriving at an agreement."

The military strikes on Rafah came ahead of talks in Egypt on Tuesday aimed at sealing a truce proposal accepted by Hamas, which was put forward by Qatari and Egyptian mediators. 

According to a copy of the proposal, there will be three phases to ending Israel’s onslaught against Gaza.

The first phase calls for a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from the Netzarim corridor and the return of displaced Palestinians to their homes. The second phase involves an announcement of a permanent cessation of military operations. In the last phase, there would be a complete end to the blockade of the Gaza Strip. 

In return, Israel would be required to release an unspecified number of Palestinian prisoners, withdraw its troops from certain regions of the Gaza Strip, and allow Palestinians to travel from the south of the coastal sliver to the north.

About 1.5 million Palestinians are sheltering in Rafah, once designated a “safe zone” by the Israeli military. Palestinians are now struggling to evacuate the city, after the Israeli military dropped leaflets ordering them to leave as a large-scale assault on the city is planned.

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has said that a ground invasion of Rafah would be “intolerable” and called on Israel and Hamas “to go an extra mile” to reach a truce deal.

“This is an opportunity that cannot be missed, and a ground invasion in Rafah would be intolerable because of its devastating humanitarian consequences, and because of its destabilizing impact in the region,” Guterres told reporters on Monday ahead of a meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella in New York.

Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi has also warned that Israel is “jeopardizing the deal by bombing Rafah.”

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