होली और एइड -उल -मिलाद 10 मार्च 2009 को दहेज विरोधी दिवस

होली और एइड -उल -मिलाद 10 मार्च 2009 को दहेज विरोधी दिवस

श्री नारायण सेवा परिवार संस्था ने जानकारी दी है की होली और एइड -उल -मिलाद 10 मार्च 2009 को दहेज विरोधी दिवस का पालन करने के लिए एक समारोह का आयोजन संसद मार्ग पर करेगा. इस समारोह में श्री नारायण सेवा परिवार संस्था के अध्यक्ष की अध्यक्षता मे उद्घाटन किया जाएगा. बहस और सेमिनार के विषय पर शैक्षिक संस्थाओं में दहेज के खिलाफ अभियान के हिस्से के रूप में संस्था द्वारा आयोजित की जाएगी. यह जानकारी संस्था के द्वारा संसद मार्ग पर की गये सभा मे संस्था के महासचिव श्री रियाजुदीन द्वारा दी गयी इसके अतिरिक्त नाट्य आम सभा और ई मेल के माध्यम से दहेज के खिलाफ संदेश के प्रसार से, संस्था आयोग भी 'बनाने का इरादा रखता है दहेज मुक्त क्षेत्र'. इस अभियान को दहेज निरोधक अधिकारी की शक्तियों पर जागरूकता के प्रसार में मीडिया के माध्यम से दहेज के खिलाफ जनमत जुटाने, धार्मिक, सांस्कृतिक, राजनीतिक और सामाजिक नेताओं और उत्साहजनक महिला संगठनों के माध्यम से दहेज व्यवस्था के खिलाफ अभियान शुरू करने के लिए दहेज के खिलाफ संदेश फैलाने शामिल होगा .

Next ...Anti-Dowry Day on Holi & Eid-ul-Milad 10 March 2009 at parliyament street

By Prahlad Kumar Aggarwal

New Delhi, Jan. 4. The shri narayan sewa priwar (NGO) will organize a function here on March 10 /2009 to observe the Anti-Dowry Day. The function will be inaugurated by the chairman of the NGO, Prahlad Kumar Aggarwal, at a protest function to be presided over by the sansad marg .Delhi

The joint sec of the NGO, Sh riyajudin khan say, will deliver the welcome address and the chairman, Prahlad Kumar Aggarwal, will deliver the keynote address.

Debates and seminars on the subject would be organized at educational institutions as part of campaign against dowry by the NGO. Apart from spreading the message against dowry through gram sabhas and `E mail', the NGO also intends creating `dowry-free zones'.

The campaign would comprise spreading awareness on the powers of the Dowry Prevention Officer, mobilizing public opinion against dowry through the media, spreading the message against dowry through religious, political, cultural and social leaders and encouraging women's organizations to take up campaigns against the dowry system.

Join Id-Ul-Milad, 10-3-2009, Wednesday. Holi, 10-3-2009, Wednesday.

SH PRHLAD JEE WHO SAY SAVE WORD NOT LINK WITH DOWRY WANTED PEOPEL


Happy Holi WORD ANTI DOWRY DAY FIST TIME IN WORD


Holi is round the corner.
Colours catch my EYES, paint my IMAGINATION and fill my DREAMS.
Here is my new Poem MAGIC OF COLOURS to drown you in colours on the festival of Holi.


M A G I C O F C O L O U R S



Thanks to EYES, that we can LOOK & FEEL colours

Thanks to MIND, that we can DREAM & PEEL colours

Thanks to HAND, that we can MIX & MATCH colours

Thanks to CAMERA, that we can CAPTURE & CATCH colours

Thanks to INTERNET, that we can EMAIL & TRANSMIT colours

Thanks to DESIGNER, that we can FASHION & FIT colours

Thanks to TAILOR, that we can CUT & STITCH colours

Thanks to MODEL, that we can DISPLAY & PITCH colours

Thanks to WOMAN, that we can GOWN & ATTIRE colours

Thanks to JEWELLERY, that we can DIAMOND & SAFFIRE colours

Thanks to GEM, that we can RING & STRING colours

Thanks to ROSE, that we can RED & PINK colours

Thanks to GARDEN, that we can SOW & GROW colours

Thanks to BUTTERFLY, that we can FLY & SHOW colours

Thanks to SEASON, that we can SPRING & SNOW colours

Thanks to STARS, that we can TWINKLE & GLOW colours

Thanks to RAINBOW, that we can REFRACT & REFLECT colours

Thanks to BOUQUET, that we can SELECT & COLLECT colours

Thanks to WINE, that we can BLEND & TASTE colours

Thanks to DIWALI, that we can IGNITE & ESCALATE colours

Thanks to HOLI, that we can RUB & SHINE colours

Thanks to CHRISTMAS, that we can DANCE & DINE colours

Thanks to FRIENDS, that we can TOAST & CELEBRATE colours

Thanks to GOD, that we can LOVE & APPRECIATE colours

May your life be filled with your CHOICEST C O L O U R S !

Happy Holi !

Happy Holi WORD ANTI DOWRY DAY FIST TIME IN WORD

PRAHLAD

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Id-e-Milad/Barah Wafat celebration involves various rituals and practices. This write up gives an idea how Id is celebrated across India.

Eid-ul-Milad Celebration WORD ANTI DOWRY DAY FIST TIME IN WORD

The festival of Id-e-Milad popularly known as Barah Wafat the twelfth day is one of the important festival in the Muslim calendar. The day commemorates the birth and also the death of Prophet Mohammed. It falls on the twelfth day of the third month Rabi-ul-Awwal of the Muslim calendar, which is usually in September and October. Here, Barah or twelve stands for the twelve days of the Prophets illness. The birthday celebrations are subdued, as the day also happens to be the death anniversary of Prophet Muhammad. Holding religious discourses, reading the Holy Quran and giving alms to the poor mark the day. Various kinds of practices and rituals are followed during these days. Learned men deliver sermons in mosques, focusing on the life and noble deeds of the Prophet. In some parts of the country, a ceremony known as sandal rite is performed over the symbolic footprints of the Prophet engraved in stone. Are presentations of buraq, a horse on which the Prophet is believed to have ascended to heaven, is kept near the footprints and anointed with sandal paste or scented powder, and the house and casket containing these are elaborately decorated. Elegies or marsiyas are sung in memory of the last days of the Prophet. The twelfth day or the urs is observed quietly, in prayers and alms giving. These few days of the festival reminds us of his life and noble deeds.

In India, however, the celebrations mainly consist of street processions and functions. Where Nats (poems praising the Prophet and his noble deeds) are sung and scholars preach sermons on the life and teachings of the Holy Prophet. In some parts of the country, a 'sandal' rite is also performed. In places like Mumbai, hundreds of people throng the colorfully decorated markets and payed obeisance at the mosque as children and young men took out a procession. In Muslim dominated Lucknow, the main feature was Milad procession taken out by thousands of Sunni Muslim faithfuls. Youths and children singing devotional songs formed part of the cavalcade, which included exhibits depicting mosques of the holy cities of Mecca and Medina.

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