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Mumbai Poets From Different Faiths Unite for Peace and Harmony
Poets from different religions met in Mumbai for a special poetry event.
They recited Naatiya poems praising Prophet Muhammad.
The event was held at Islam Gymkhana.
Organizers wanted to share messages of peace, kindness and respect.
They also hoped to show how people from different faiths can share cultural traditions.
The gathering was part of the Prophet For All Campaign.
Poets from Mumbai and other parts of Maharashtra took part.
Students and teachers from three colleges also attended.
The organizers said the event could help bring people together.
Poets from different faiths recited Naatiya poetry at Mumbai’s Islam Gymkhana on Saturday.
The fifth annual Naatiya Mushaira was organized under the Prophet For All Campaign.
Organizers said the event promoted love, peace, tolerance, religious harmony and national unity.
The program featured poets from Mumbai and other cities and districts across Maharashtra.
Students and teachers from three Maharashtra colleges attended the literary gathering.
- Who
- Poets from different faiths, organizers of the Prophet For All Campaign, and students and teachers from three Maharashtra colleges.
- What
- The fifth annual Naatiya Mushaira, featuring devotional poetry in praise of Prophet Muhammad.
- Where
- Islam Gymkhana in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
- When
- Saturday; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Why
- Organizers said the event aimed to promote love, peace, tolerance, religious harmony, national unity and India’s shared cultural traditions.
Key facts
- Event
- Fifth annual Naatiya Mushaira
- Venue
- Islam Gymkhana, Mumbai
- Organizer
- Prophet For All Campaign
- Poetry
- Naatiya poetry, including Hamd and Naat
- Participants
- Poets from different faiths, Mumbai and cities across Maharashtra
- Audience
- Students and teachers from Maharashtra College, Akbar Peerbhoy College and Burhani College
- Stated purpose
- Promoting peace, tolerance, religious harmony and national unity
Quotes
Farid Ahmed Khan
President of Urdu Caravan, programme in-charge and member of the Prophet For All Committee
“The presentation of devotional poetry by poets belonging to different faiths in praise of Prophet Muhammad is a shining example of India’s Ganga-Jamuni culture and shared traditions.”
freepressjournal.in
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