Eid Milan Program Concludes with Call for Unity and Harmony

The Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Rajasthan region organized an Eid Milan program at the Islamic Center in Motti Dungri on April 6, 2025. The event brought together thought leaders and social activists from diverse backgrounds to promote unity and harmony.

Keynote Speakers and Their Messages
– Surendra Patrick, Christian Thinker: Emphasized the importance of unity and love in the face of growing hatred and divisiveness. He reminded the audience that people from all faiths and communities contributed to India’s freedom struggle.

Kailash Singh Yadav: Urged the audience to focus on the true meaning of life and the purpose of human existence, rather than getting swayed by hate-mongers.

Sumitra Ji, Social Activist: Highlighted the need to protect democracy, brotherhood, and the Constitution from communal forces that seek to divide society.

Dr. Shahabuddin, SDPI: Stressed the importance of opposing those who spread hatred and intolerance, in order to save the country.

Snehadi, Gayatri Parivar: Emphasized that all humans are children of God and brothers to each other, and we should focus on promoting this message of unity and harmony.

Other Notable Speakers
Ranjeet Jatv, Rajasthan Dalit-Muslim Ekta Manch: Called for joint efforts to promote humanity and national progress, setting aside differences of religion and caste.

Advocate Mujahid Naqvi, Milli Council: Urged the audience to win hearts with good character and compassion.

Rajan Mahan, Senior Journalist: Highlighted the need for dialogue and mutual understanding to overcome the growing divisions in society.

Nisha Siddhu, CPI: Emphasized that India belongs to all its citizens, and everyone has an equal right to live with dignity and respect.

Presidential Address
Muhammad Nazimuddin, President, Jamaat-e-Islami Hind Rajasthan: In his presidential address, Muhammad Nazimuddin emphasized the importance of doing good deeds to create a better society and to please God. He highlighted the significance of Ramadan and Eid, and the need to work together to promote unity and harmony.