Iftar social gathering

Virajpet, Mar. 5: All religions want the virtues taught by religions such as honesty, compassion, empathy, kindness, love and so on to become universal, said Jamaat-e-Islami Hind State Secretary Akbarali Udupi.

Speaking as the chief guest at the Iftar social gathering organized by Sadbhavana Manch at the Daivagna Samaj Hall in Nisarga Baroda, Virajpet, he said that the Islamic fast prevents man from evil. It teaches man to control his basic needs, including food consumption. He said that Ramadan is important as it is the month in which the Holy Quran was revealed.

Rev. Fr. James Dominic, the chief priest of Virajpet Saint Ann's Church, inaugurated the program and said that fasting is practiced in various ways in all the mainstream religions of the world. The purpose of fasting is that man should have devotion to God. No one has a monopoly on God's guidance. It is not anyone's private property, he said.

Virajpet Kodava Samaj President Ammuni Chanda Ravi Uthappa, Vice President Kanathanda Jagadish, Sadbhavana Manch senior members K.P. Rashid, A.C. Chopi Joseph, Jamaate Islami Hind local president K.P.K. Muhammad were on the stage.

At the end of the program, MLA A.S. Ponnanna attended the banquet and wished the best. The program began with the recitation of the Quran by Omar Abdullah. Sadbhavana Manch Secretary P.K. Abdul Rehman. K.T. Bashir were present.

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