Jamaats started arriving for ‘Aalmi Tablighi Ijtema’ from December 8 – 10 in Bhopal
About one thousand people from across the country will participate in the 74th Ijtima starting tomorrow i.e. from 8th December at Ghasipura in Antakhedi, capital Bhopal. These groups have started arriving. In the Ijtima, Muslim religious leaders will deliver sermons and give good teachings. There will be no political talk from the stage. The Ijtima will start after the Namaz and will end with the Namaz itself. Around 10 lakh people will gather in the Ijtima in four days. Therefore, preparations are also being made accordingly.
Big pandals have been made in an area of more than 300 acres. Where the congregation will stay. The tent is being water proofed to avoid rain. At the same time, bonfires will also be lit to get relief from the cold.
Many Jamaats came to Bhopal a week in advance for the Ijtima, which is staying in mosques. Jamaats started coming to the Ijtima from Wednesday itself, but most of the Jamaats will reach by Thursday evening. This time there will also be non-veg food for Muslims. Last time I had to eat only veg.
Alami Tablighi Ijtima in Bhopal is one of the world’s largest religious gatherings of the Muslim community. It is said that Ijtima takes place only in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Foreign groups have also been participating in the Ijtima of Bhopal. Last year, due to Corona, foreign congregations did not come, but this time the congregations are expected to come. She will participate in the religious discussions to be held here for four days. Muslim religious leaders will deliver sermons.
Jamaats from all over the world participate in the Alami Tablighi Ijtima. These include countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Bangladesh, South Africa, Jordan, Afghanistan, Canada, America etc., but due to bad relations with Pakistan, the Jamaats here have been banned for the last several years. Alami Tablighi Ijtima spokesperson Atiq ul Islam said that this restriction will continue this year also.
This time non-veg food will also be available. Therefore, cleaning arrangements will also be made accordingly. For this the drainage system has been repaired. Big chambers have been built as per requirement. Besides, duty has also been imposed on the employees of the corporation.
In view of the incident of arson, the corporation has also made arrangements. 10 fire brigades and more than 50 personnel will be deployed 24 hours.
In view of the incident of arson, the corporation has also made arrangements. 10 fire brigades and more than 50 personnel will be deployed 24 hours.
A 17 kilometer long water pipeline has been laid. Four and a half thousand toilets have been built for the Jamaats.
Sewage line has been laid in 6 kilometers. It will be removed systematically on the last day. 6 septic tanks have also been built.
10 fire brigades, 6 bullets will be deployed 24 hours. At the same time, more than 50 fire personnel will be deployed.
A large number of policemen will be deployed for security and traffic. A control room has been made at the main entry gate itself. District administration and municipal corporation teams will also be deployed.
Volunteers along with the police will handle the arrangements from Bhopal Railway Station to Brickkhedi.
45 parking spaces have been created around Ijtima. More than 5 thousand volunteers will be deployed here.
There will be more than 3 thousand dustbins in the pandal. 7 thousand dustbins will be kept throughout the Ijtima. More than 5 thousand volunteers will participate in the cleaning.
Among restrictions checking points have been made at all entry gates. Volunteers will also keep an eye.
Entry will not be allowed without registration. There will be a ban on the use of polythene and beedi-cigarettes at the Ijtima venue.
To charge the mobile phones of the people coming to the Ijtima, such a charger point has been made in the control room of the fire brigade.
To charge the mobile phones of the people coming to the Ijtima, such a charger point has been made in the control room of the fire brigade.
In the four-day long Ijtima, from morning till late night, Muslim religious leaders will give messages to the congregation on different subjects. After the end of the Ijtima, the Jamaats will leave for different parts of the country and convey the message received from the religious leader to the people. Children will be given good education by going to madrassas.
