Bangladesh's Muslim pilgrimage calls for peace, stability
Dhaka - Millions of devotees prayed for global peace, prosperity and unity in Bangladesh as the world's second-largest Muslim congregation concluded Sunday.
Indian scholar Moulana Jubayerul Hassan led the concluding prayers of the three-day Ijtema congregation on the banks of river Turag in Tongi, about 30 kilometres north of capital Dhaka.
Organisers estimated more than 3 million devotees attended the mass prayer, which was aired live throughout the country.
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Indian scholar Moulana Jubayerul Hassan led the concluding prayers of the three-day Ijtema congregation on the banks of river Turag in Tongi, about 30 kilometres north of capital Dhaka.
Organisers estimated more than 3 million devotees attended the mass prayer, which was aired live throughout the country.
Read the whole article at:
http://www.monstersandcritics.com/news/southasia/news/article_1527888.php/Bangladesh-s-Muslim-pilgrimage-calls-for-peace-stability#ixzz0dXYbGyVq
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