Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan will receive the first copy. Samastha president Sayyid Muhammed Jifri Muthu Koya Thangal will preside over.  Photo | TP Sooraj
Kerala

Kerala CM to release coffee table book on Samastha today

Deputy Leader of the Opposition P K Kunhalikutty will release a documentary.

Express News Service

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will release Confluence, a coffee table book being brought out by The New Indian Express, on the history of Samastha Kerala Jem-iyyathul Ulama at Mascot Hotel here at 5 pm on June 11.

Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan will receive the first copy. Samastha president Sayyid Muhammed Jifri Muthu Koya Thangal will preside over. Satheesan will deliver the keynote address. Panakkad Syed Abbas Ali Shihab Thangal will deliver benedictory address. Kozhikode Qazi Syed Mohammed Koya Thangal will lead the prayer.

Deputy Leader of the Opposition P K Kunhalikutty will release a documentary. Sports Minister V Abdurahiman will present prizes. TNIE Resident Editor (Kerala) Kiran Prakash will deliver introductory speech and Samastha treasurer P P Umer Musliyar will welcome the gathering. TNIE senior associate editor M P Prasanth will introduce the book.

Samastha Kerala Islam Matha Vidyabhyasa Board general secretary M T Abdulla Musliyar will deliver a lecture. TNIE General Manager (Kerala) and National Head (Special Projects) Vishnu Nair, Samastha secretary K Ummer Faizy Mukkam, Samastha Kendra Mushavara member A V Abdurahiman Musliyar and other prominent personalities will speak.

The state-level inauguration of the formation of reception committees for the Samastha centenary celebrations will be held at 2 pm. The centenary celebrations will be held in Kasaragod from February 4 to 8.

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