Laxmipur Hamad-Naat Competition

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Laxmipur: The Holy Eid Miladunnabi (PBUH) On the occasion, Hamad-Naat competition, discussion meeting, dota, milad mahfil and prize distribution were distributed in Lakshmipur.

On Saturday (December 02) afternoon, the Zilla Parishad held a host of Lakshmipur Shishu Academy in the meeting.

The chief guest was Laxmipur Government College Principal Professor Md. Main Uddin Pathan was the special guest of Laxmipur Islamic Foundation Deputy Director Md Rezzakul Hadar, Shishu Academy Managing Committee Member Abul Mubarak Bhui, Daily Laxmipur Samachar Patrika Editor Zakir Hossain Bhuitta Azad and Prof. Abdul Quader.

The event was presided over by Laxmipur District Child Bishtak Officer Abdullah Al Jabbar and the Milad was conducted by Khatib Hafez of the Zilla Parishad Jame Masjid. Abul Kashem.

On Eid Miladunnabi (PBUH) Hamad-Naat Competition, students from various schools and madrasas of the district including Shishu Academy were participated in which were distributed to 12 awards.

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