Message from All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama on the 71st Independence Day
Feb 04, 2019
The All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU) is pleased to release this message on the 71st Independence Day of our motherland Sri Lanka.
This Independence was obtained by the Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims and Christians, who sacrificed unitedly beyond all ethnic, religious, racial differences and achieved this victory for our motherland. It is important to commemorate these heroic achievers on this Day of Independence.
Similar to the sacrifices of our predecessors, who overlooked their differences of caste, creed and ethnicity in their struggles, the ACJU invites all citizens of this country, to come forward casting aside our religious, racial and political differences and make efforts towards the prosperity and development of this country.
The ACJU desires that we, especially the Muslims, should follow the steps of great personalities like T.B. Jayah and Sir Razick Fareed, and become citizens who dedicate our lives for the prosperity of this country.
Our wishes and prayers is that this multi-ethnic country, which consists of Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims and Christians, should ever flourish with development and prosperity. The ACJU wishes to remind that the prosperity and development of a country depends on the patriotism and unity of the citizens.
Thus, the ACJU seeks blessings from the Almighty, for all citizens of this country to live in unity and solidarity as a family.
May this nation be blessed with all necessary resources and excel as a ‘United Sri Lanka’.
Ash Shaikh M.M.A. Mubarak
General Secretary,
All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama
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 A staff training program was conducted on the topic 'Research in Islamic Studies' by Ash Shaikh Dr. Ismath Ramzy, Senior Lecturer at University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur, on the 06th of February.
Under the National Network Project (NNP), Training to Trainers (TOT) program was conducted for Sinhala speaking Ulama on the 06th of February at the ACJU Head office.
ACJU Executive Committee members and ACJU Fatwa Committee members visited the Eastern Province from the 30th January to 03rd February, in which NNP Programs were conducted in Eravur and Valachchenai. A special discussion was also conducted with the members of the ACJU Kattankudy Divisional Branch, Masjid Federation and other organizations on making efforts to preserve the unity of our community.
The ACJU Division for Youth Affairs conducted a program on the project 'Youth Coordination Center (YCC)' at the Bilal Jumu'ah Masjid, Dehiwala on the 04th of February.
An Ulama delegation from Mumbai, India visited the ACJU Maktab Division on the 04th of February.
The ACJU Hilaal Division participated in the sighting meeting for the Month of Jumaadal Aakhirah was held on the 05th of February at the Colombo Grand Masjid - Colombo 12.
A special meeting was conducted with Muslim Parliamentarians on the subject 'Contemperory Issues of the Muslim Community' on the 06th February at the ACJU Head office.
The ACJU Maktab Division conducted One-Day Training programs on 'Madkhalul Quran' for Maktab Muallims, Muallimahs & Teachers at the Baqiyathus Saalihath Ladies Arabic College Hall, Eravur on the 01st of February.
The ACJU Fatwa Division conducted an Aajila Meeting to discuss matters related to the 'Animal Welfare Bill' of Sri Lanka, at the ACJU Head office on the 06th of February.
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