Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, Sep 3: Preparations are almost complete for the Julus-e-Muhammadi to be held in the city on the occasion of Eid Milad-un-Nabi on September 5. The procession will begin from Mango Gandhi Maidan at 8 am, pass through Sakchi Aam Bagan around 11 am, and conclude at Dhatkidih Centre Maidan after speeches, prayers, and dua by religious leaders.
The event is being organized by Tanjeem Ahle Sunnat, which has also issued detailed guidelines to ensure discipline and peace during the procession. At least 500 volunteers will assist in managing the procession and traffic, ensuring no inconvenience is caused to the public. Ambulances and emergency vehicles will be given immediate passage.
General Secretary of Tanjeem Ahle Sunnat, Mufti Ziaul Mustafa Qadri, told reporters at a press conference in Dhatkidih Madrasa Faizul Uloom that this year’s celebration is historic as it marks 1500 years since the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He said the procession will showcase messages of peace, teachings of Islam, and patriotic themes through banners, decorations, and displays. People have been urged to distribute food, gifts, and educational material during the event.
The ulema will lead the procession, followed by the public. Banners praising the Prophet have been placed in mosques, madrasas, and localities across the city. Tanjeem has appealed to participants not to bring DJ sound systems, fake weapons, or indulge in any un-Islamic activities. Motorbikes and small vehicles will move behind the procession, with strict instructions against stunts or rash driving. Only two people will be allowed per bike, and vehicles must follow the prescribed route.
Processions from Parsudih, Makdampur, and Jugsalai will merge with the main route via Bistupur, while those from Telco, Golmuri, Sakchi, Shastrinagar, Sonari, Dhatkidih, Bistupur, Ramdas Bhatta, and New Ranikudar will join at Aam Bagan. Special arrangements have also been made for Friday prayers at Dhatkidih Mecca Masjid, with two congregations scheduled at 1:00 pm and 2:15 pm.
The organizers have advised people to observe a public holiday and celebrate Eid Milad-un-Nabi with joy, discipline, and devotion. They also warned against bringing foreign flags to the procession, stressing that violators will be held responsible.
Azadnagar Peace Committee, Ulema meeting ahead of Eid Milad Un Nabi
Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, Sept 3: Ahead of Eid Milad Un Nabi, the Azadnagar Thana Shanti Samiti convened a meeting with local Ulema at the Mahal Auditorium to ensure smooth and peaceful observance of the festival. The meeting was attended by prominent religious leaders, including Imam Tauseef Raja of Tayyaba Masjid, Mukhtar Safi, Founder Chairman of Markazi Darul Kirat, and Maulana Shamim Akhtar, along with other clerics.
It was unanimously decided that the Mohammadi procession would not feature trailers or DJs this year. Additionally, hundreds of volunteers from Ahle Sunnat Wal Jamaat will be deployed to manage the procession and facilitate the movement of ambulances in case of emergencies.
Addressing sanitation concerns, participants highlighted the garbage heaps along the procession route. In response, the Municipal Corporation has already deployed sweepers for timely clearance.
Azadnagar Police Station in-charge Chandra Kumar assured that the entire police force would remain present during the procession to maintain order. DSP Bachchan Dev Kujur cautioned against spreading rumors through social media, warning of strict action against violators.
The meeting was conducted by Peace Committee Secretary Mukhtar Alam Khan, while President Sheikh Badruddin presided. Among those present were Javed Afsar Ansari, Saeed Alam, Mohammad Moinuddin Ansari, Tajim Haider, Sohail Akhtar, Shahid Parvez, Zeba Qadri, Farzana Shafi, and police officials including SI Manish Rai, Sabir Hussain, and Amarinder Tripathi.
Peace Committee meeting in Sakchi finalizes arrangements for Juloos-e-Mohammadi
Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, Sept 3: A peace committee meeting was held at Sakchi Police Station to review preparations for the upcoming “Juloos-e-Mohammadi” on September 5, marking Eid Milad-un-Nabi. The meeting, chaired by Police Station in-charge Anand Kumar Mishra, stressed the importance of ensuring harmony, discipline, and smooth conduct during the religious procession.
The procession will begin at Mango Gandhi Maidan at 8:30 am, proceed to Aam Bagan Maidan by 10:30 am, and reach Sakchi roundabout by 11:00 am. It will conclude at Dhatkidih by 12:30 pm. Members of the committee assured full cooperation with the administration to maintain order and provide support to participants along the route.
Committee member Paramjit Singh Kale highlighted that members would be present throughout the route to assist both devotees and authorities. He also appealed to citizens to uphold peace and brotherhood during the event.
Prominent attendees included Jusco official Shrajeev Kumar Sharma, peace committee representatives Tej Pratap Pandey, Sardar Paramjit Singh Kale, Haseen Ahmed, Sonu Raja Khan, Munna Khan, Rakesh Sahu, Sunil Kumar Debuka, Dr. Udham Singh, Sanjeev Kumar Burman, Shantanu Bose, and Umesh Sharma.
The committee urged citizens to follow traffic rules and administrative guidelines during the procession to avoid inconvenience. Police and peace committee members reaffirmed their commitment to ensuring a peaceful, safe, and spiritually uplifting celebration for all.
