Riyadh: Kids steal the show at Darul Ilm Madrasa’s ‘Learn the Quran’

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February 26, 2017

Riyadh: The students' talents gala and Learn-the-Quran program of Darul Ilm Madrasa, Riyadh was held today at Noor Mass Istirah at Exit 18 in Riyadh, KSA. The program started at 4 pm with the Quran recitation by Hansa Ashraf.

The students-both girls & boys-from Nursery class to higher madrasa displayed their various forms of talent activities & competitions like Islamic songs, speeches, moot class, Daff show etc in various languages including Kannada.

The stage program with the presence of guests of honor was also held. Mr. Jalal, Kerala Salafi Association head, M.H.Hameed Mulky, Salafi movement forerunner & one of the KSF founding members, Sharief Yennehole, Dammam-Khobar KSF President, Abubackker Perla, Jeddah KSF Unit President, Rafeeq Salafi, Dawadmi Jaliyath Daee, Moosa Talapady, Riyadh KSF Unit President & others were present on the dias.

"Learn the Quran" text book was released by Abubackker Perla on the occasion. "Aadarsha Diary" a pocket book in Kannada that contain of contents like Touheed, Supplication, Istigaatha, Tawassul, Shirk, Sunnah, Bid'ah, knowing the unseen, Karaamath, Shafa'ath, Sihr etc) was also released on the occasion.

Abdul Qayyum Ullal (Jeddah) was the key note speaker. He spoke on the topic of "TOUHEED-only way for the success of hereafter".

He said-"Touheed is the only & most important tool for a Muslim to gain success here & hereafter (Akhirah) without which everything is lost; just uttering Shahada in mouth is no use unless the hearts are free from contamination of Shirk (belief in the godliness or atrributes of others than Allah); Shirk is a major sin for which, the hellfire is perpetual abode & if anyone dies in that condition, then heaven is prohibited for him..."

He continued to say that-"Allah may forgive all major sins except Shirk; Shirk is the major block for one to enter heaven if he did not repent before his death for his wrong belief..."

He explained the 3 different types of Tauheed like Ruboobiyyah, Uloohiyyah & Asmau Shifath & he also warned about the peril of Shirk in the light of Quran & Sunnah. He quoted various verses of Quran & Swahih Hadeeths in this regard.

The master of ceremony was conducted by Hussain Krishnapura & Ayyoub Kalai, KSF Riyadh unit executives.

The Madrasa was established in 2010 under Riyadh Dawah Center in order to cater the religious (Deeni) education for the NRI children of Karnataka State. It is purely based on Touheed as instructed by Quran & Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SA). It is managed by Karnataka Salafi Foundation (KSF) Riyadh under presidentship of Moosa Talapady. The Marasa is being run under the headship of Haneef Bardila. Quran, its Tajweed, Hadeeth, Fiqh & other subjects in Islam are being imparted in the Madrasa.

Mansour B.M. Krishnapura, Abdul Jabbar, Hamza Ullal, Iqbal Isuzu, Arshad Moosa Talapady, Ashraf Talapady & others from KSF Riyadh have put their hard efforts to make the program grand successfull, which was witnessed by a huge gathering of people from several parts of Saudi Arabia like Dammam-Khobar, Qassim-Buraidah, Jeddah etc. Dinner was provided in the end besides assorted juices & snacks.

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Dear brothers, ( who ascribe themselves to salafiyyah),

First understnd the meaning of salafi which means following the first generation, who are the sahabaas.

Do you think Sahabaas would permit costumes and these drama things?

why do you brothers mix deen with your vain desires? did you inherit this salafiyyah from your forefathers so that you do whatever you feel is correct and ascribe that to islaam? the worst thing is you have mixed this falsehood with islam. where is the proof for doing all these things?

Masha Allah. Well organized program by KSF Riyadh. May Allah (S) protect us from Shirk & Bid'at

Masha'Allah, nice program of Darul Ilm Madrasa students conducted by Karnataka Salafi Foundation, Riyadh. The children from nursery to higher madrasa classes showed their excellent talents. May Allah keep their spirit alive and may Allah keep us in Tauheed until our last breath and protect us from being trapped into Shirk.

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Union Minister Kiren Rijiju graces Indian community interaction program in Riyadh

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January 13,2025

Riyadh: The Indian Embassy in Riyadh hosted a grand Indian Community Interaction Program at its auditorium in the Diplomatic Quarter, attended by the Honorable Minister for Parliamentary and Minority Affairs, Shri Kiren Rijiju. The event, which commenced at 6 PM (KSA time) brought together a vibrant gathering of Indian community members, Embassy officials and dignitaries.

The Minister was warmly welcomed by the Indian community steering committee with a traditional Himachali cap and shawl, symbolizing Indian cultural richness and diversity. The Honorable Indian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, Dr. Suhel Ajaz Khan, shared the dais.

In his address, Shri Kiran Rijiju emphasized the growing strategic partnership between India and Saudi Arabia, describing it as critical for fostering mutual growth and supporting the well-being of the Indian diaspora. He remarked, “India and Saudi Arabia share ancient ties, which have evolved into a robust partnership spanning trade, education, technology and culture.”

“The Kingdom is not only home to 2.6 million Indians but also a key ally in advancing global stability and prosperity,” he said. With the Indian diaspora in Saudi Arabia being the second-largest globally, Shri Rijiju equated their number to the population of many nations.

Shri Rijiju underscored the shared commitment to strengthening cultural and economic links, which directly benefit the Indian community in Saudi Arabia and their families in India.

He captivated the audience with his thoughtful address, expressing gratitude to the Indian diaspora for their invaluable contributions. Reflecting on his earlier visits to the Kingdom as a Member of Parliament and individual basis, he emphasized the significance of this trip as Minister for Parliamentary and Minority Affairs and it’s going to be helpful to the people, especially Hajjis and all Indian diasporas, who are living in the Kingdom.

Hajj 2025 Preparations & Increase in Hajj Quota

A major highlight of Shri Rijiju’s address was the Government of India’s efforts to improve the Hajj experience for Indian pilgrims. He announced an increase in the Hajj quota for 2025 and introduced new guidelines aimed at ensuring safety, efficiency, and comfort, especially for elderly pilgrims, women and others.

The Minister emphasized India’s collaboration with Saudi authorities to streamline travel, accommodation, and healthcare facilities for pilgrims, ensuring a hassle-free and spiritually fulfilling experience. He reiterated the government’s commitment to safeguarding the interests of Hajjis, reflecting India’s proactive approach to catering to the needs of its citizens abroad.

Rising Global Stature of India

Shri Rijiju also emphasized and spoke about India’s emergence as a global power. “Unlike a decade ago, India today is a center of global influence with strong ties to almost every nation; India is becoming a global center of power, linked to almost every nation,” he said. The world’s perception of India and Indians has transformed positively, and every Indian can now feel a profound sense of pride,” he stated.

Commendation for Embassy and Cultural Performances

The minister praised the Indian Embassy in Riyadh and the Consulate in Jeddah for their exceptional works including managing one of the busiest workloads among Indian missions globally, such as issuing around 600 passports daily. He also praised their active involvement in promoting bilateral relations.

The evening featured cultural performances by students from Indian International Schools in Riyadh. Classical dances, along with a special performance marking Vishwa Hindi Divas, captivated the audience. Shri Rijiju applauded the students for showcasing the richness of India’s linguistic and cultural diversity, emphasizing equal respect for all Indian languages such as Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Telugu, Marati, Rasthani, Manipuri, Dogra etc.

The event concluded with the Minister distributing prizes to winners of various competitions, leaving attendees inspired and proud of their shared cultural roots. Dinesh Setia, First Secretary at the Indian Embassy, ensured the program’s seamless flow as the master of ceremonies.

The Indian community expressed gratitude to Shri Rijiju for his inspiring vision and praised the Embassy for hosting a memorable evening.

(Inputs from P.A. Hameed Padubidri, Riyadh)

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