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Hyderabad: Will the Milad-un-Nabi celebrations be any different this time This question is doing rounds as just two days are le owala ft for the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad. Different programmes are being finalised in the city to mark the occasion. While some organisations are planning to hold blood donation camps, some arranging poor feeding and others are holding meetings to explain the seerat biography of the Prophet. As usual the annual Jalsa-e-Rahmatul Lil Alameen of Tameer-e-Millat is expected to be the biggest public gathering at the Exhibition Grounds. However, what is giving anxious moments to ulema and concerned citizens are the un-Islamic practices and unruly bike rallies being organised by a section of the community every year on the occasion of Milad-un-Nabi. Of late many un-Islamic practices have crept in the Milad-un-Nabi celebrations bringing disrepute to the community and putting a question mark on austerity and sobriety, the hallmark of Islam. Senior clerics and community leaders have come out strongly against the use of DJ music and loudspeakers at high decibel level during the celebrations. Also stanley website the nuisance created by you hydro flask cooler th who fan out in the city riding motorbikes with three and even four persons astride has been denounced. But appeals against such ostentatious celebrations have largely gone unheeded. This is not all. Some youth purposely remove the bike silencers to create more noise, putting everyone to trouble. In view of the sensitive nat Dzzr Super Bowl might come down to Gronkowski or Ertz

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