BSS, Chattogram :
The holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the birth and demise of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SM), was observed in the port city as elsewhere in the country today with due religious fervour and solemnity.
On the occasion, a colourful rally of 47th ‘Jasne Julush’ was brought out from city’s Sholosohor Alamgir Khankha sharif at about 8.30 am. The rally was led by Sayed Hamed Shah son of Allama Taher Shah from Pakistan.
Amir Hossain Sohel, convenor of ‘Jasne Julush’ Media Cell claimed that nearly sixty lakh Muslim devotees from all over the country took part in the Jasne Julush.
Besides, Sufi Mizanur Rahman, Chairman of PHP Family, Allema Obidul Hoque Noyomi, Mufti Mohammad Ashiur Rahman, and Principal of Jamea Ahemadia Sunnia Alleia Madrasa accompanied Sayed Hamed Shah. Thousands of people from all over the country arrived in the port city early Wednesday to take part in the Jasne Julush arranged by Anjuman-e-Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust.
After parading the main streets of the city the rally ended at the Jamia Ahmadia Sunnia Madrasa ground at about 1.30 pm. Later, they offered a special prayer seeking divine blessings of Almighty Allah for peace, progress and prosperity of the country and welfare of the Muslim Ummah following a discussion.
Decorated trucks, cars, vans and other vehicles carrying colourful banners, festoons and green flags inscribed with verses of the holy Quran and poetic versions praising the Prophet (SM) were used in the rally.
The rally paraded the city’s Muradpur, Panchliash, Chawkbazar, Siraj-u-Dullah road, Andarkilla, Momin road and ended on the Jamia Ahmadia Sunnia Madrasa ground at about 1.30 pm.
Different areas of the city including New Market, GEC intersections, Soloshahar, Panchlaash Chawkbazar, Nasirabad, Andarkillah and Muradpur areas experienced a prolonged traffic congestion for at least four hours from 8.40 am as the procession passed the roads.
Important road corners and road islands of the city were decorated with big size arches, colourful festoons and banners inscribed with Kalema Tayyeba and verses of the holy Quran and Hadith. Moreover, the National Flag and ‘Kalima Teayiba’ written banner was displayed in the important traffic zones of port city and the light posts.
Chattogram Metropolitan police took tight security arrangements to ensure peaceful celebration of the Eid-e-Miladunnabi.
Local chapter of Islamic Foundation Bangladesh, Darbar-e-Ishapuri in Fatikchhari, Maijbhandari Gousia Haq Committee, Islamic Front Bangladesh Chattogram city unit, Darul Arkam Academy, Baitush Sharaf Complex, Uttar Kattali Amanat Ullah Shah Para Eid-e-Miladunnabi Udjapon Parishad organized separate Doa and Zikir Mahfils, discussions to observe the day.
The holy Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the birth and demise of the Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SM), was observed in the port city as elsewhere in the country today with due religious fervour and solemnity.
On the occasion, a colourful rally of 47th ‘Jasne Julush’ was brought out from city’s Sholosohor Alamgir Khankha sharif at about 8.30 am. The rally was led by Sayed Hamed Shah son of Allama Taher Shah from Pakistan.
Amir Hossain Sohel, convenor of ‘Jasne Julush’ Media Cell claimed that nearly sixty lakh Muslim devotees from all over the country took part in the Jasne Julush.
Besides, Sufi Mizanur Rahman, Chairman of PHP Family, Allema Obidul Hoque Noyomi, Mufti Mohammad Ashiur Rahman, and Principal of Jamea Ahemadia Sunnia Alleia Madrasa accompanied Sayed Hamed Shah. Thousands of people from all over the country arrived in the port city early Wednesday to take part in the Jasne Julush arranged by Anjuman-e-Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust.
After parading the main streets of the city the rally ended at the Jamia Ahmadia Sunnia Madrasa ground at about 1.30 pm. Later, they offered a special prayer seeking divine blessings of Almighty Allah for peace, progress and prosperity of the country and welfare of the Muslim Ummah following a discussion.
Decorated trucks, cars, vans and other vehicles carrying colourful banners, festoons and green flags inscribed with verses of the holy Quran and poetic versions praising the Prophet (SM) were used in the rally.
The rally paraded the city’s Muradpur, Panchliash, Chawkbazar, Siraj-u-Dullah road, Andarkilla, Momin road and ended on the Jamia Ahmadia Sunnia Madrasa ground at about 1.30 pm.
Different areas of the city including New Market, GEC intersections, Soloshahar, Panchlaash Chawkbazar, Nasirabad, Andarkillah and Muradpur areas experienced a prolonged traffic congestion for at least four hours from 8.40 am as the procession passed the roads.
Important road corners and road islands of the city were decorated with big size arches, colourful festoons and banners inscribed with Kalema Tayyeba and verses of the holy Quran and Hadith. Moreover, the National Flag and ‘Kalima Teayiba’ written banner was displayed in the important traffic zones of port city and the light posts.
Chattogram Metropolitan police took tight security arrangements to ensure peaceful celebration of the Eid-e-Miladunnabi.
Local chapter of Islamic Foundation Bangladesh, Darbar-e-Ishapuri in Fatikchhari, Maijbhandari Gousia Haq Committee, Islamic Front Bangladesh Chattogram city unit, Darul Arkam Academy, Baitush Sharaf Complex, Uttar Kattali Amanat Ullah Shah Para Eid-e-Miladunnabi Udjapon Parishad organized separate Doa and Zikir Mahfils, discussions to observe the day.
