Bhatkal: Motivational talk by Rehan Kobatte organised for Anjuman PU Students

Bhatkal August 20, 2018: Anjuman Boys PU Academy of Anjuman Hami-e-Muslimeen Bhatkal organized the exciting day for the graduates of Bhatkal and Anjuman Rehan Kobatte on his campus of Anjuman Abad. speech

Rehan talked about clarifying the importance of learning, the importance of patient listening, and the goals of life setting and its importance.

More than 100 second grade business students took part in this event and thanked the university management team and Rehan Kobatte for holding such a useful interactive conference.

This event began in Hussein · Khaji's Holy Quran. Meanwhile, Vice President Abdul Raheem Khan welcomed the rally and introduced guests.

Anjuman Khuddam-e-Rasool Allah is a community-based NGO founded in Shergarh in the center of the Okara district in 1976. Accra is famous in the surrounding area by providing quality education for boys and girls from kindergarten to Matrick. Anjuman is also known for its free pharmacy and role as a social welfare organization in and around Shergarh. Based on what we observed from Mitchell's strategy, Mitchell was found to be active at times, sometimes adopting a passive approach. Since 1933, they have maintained the same satisfaction chart and have tried to provide quality fresh ingredients directly from their farm. Mitchell is very concerned about SWOT analysis and pays close attention to every action that can be taken to get a better product.

In colonial Muslim Bangladesh, thanks to the efforts of missionaries, organizers and spokesperson Maulana Maniruzzaman Islamabadi, the Anjangman movement in the last century was mainly an educational enterprise. He wrote many articles about Islam in India, Islam's contribution to the development of science, the Qur'an's freedom information, and social reform. As a farmer leader, he helped establish a position as a farmer's situation with two journals "Islam" and Midaru Sudaka. Islamabad was born in Chittagong in 1875. The year of wandering took him to Langpull, Kolkata, Yangon, Lahore and Orissa and part of Assam. His traces brought him to Khmedpur and Kolkata. He is maulavi (a person who instructs others to obey Islamic rituals), moktar (staff), sometimes Imam (the main staff or pastor of the mosque).