Hundreds protest against blasphemous film

IHAVANDHOO,
Friday, October 05, 2012

Hundreds of people participated in the “Rasoolaage (SAW) sahusiyyathu Mathiverikurun” march taken out by Teachers' on occasion of World Teachers' Day in protest against the US-made sacrilegious film that hurt the sentiments of Muslims across the world.

The rally was taken out from the Ihavandhoo Madharusa on Friday 4pm.

Besides a large number of teachers, the march was also attended by people belonging to different walks of life, including students, lawyers, Bangladesh labourers, traders, nurses , doctors and ODDI VERIN . The demonstrators vowed to lay down their lives for safeguarding the honour and sanctity of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

The participants were carrying placards and banners, inscribed with slogans against anti Islam.

School principal Kasif Raza Zaidi, Deputy principal Samad, Community Health officer Fayaz, Islam Teacher Ahmed Rasheed, and Katheeb Mohamed Ibrahim addressed the rally.

see rally photos

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