Mrs. Sabarimala Jayakanthan, a well-known South Indian motivational speaker who left her job when the police ended her hunger strike over the murder of medical aspirant S Anitha, is the architect of Jeevithkumar’s success. During her first visit to Makkah, Sabarimala took on a new name, Fatima.
In a video extensively distributed on all social media platforms, social and women’s activist Mrs. Sabarimala remarked, “I asked myself why so much hate against muslims in this country, I started reading Quran as a natural person, then I know the truth.”
According to the women’s liberation activist, “I asked myself why so much hate against Muslims in this country, I started reading Quran as a Neutral person. Then I know The Truth.
Now I Love Islam more than myself.”
Famous South Indian Motivational Speaker & Teacher Mrs.Sabarimala now as Fathima in first visit towards Makkah.
She said, "I asked myself why so much hate against Muslims in this country, I started reading Quran as a Neutral person. Then I know The Truth. #Islam #AllahuAkbar pic.twitter.com/qjBMY7WzSV— Ashif Gm (@GmAshifpf) April 23, 2022
Muslims are being asked by Sabarimala to share the Quran with everyone. In her native tongue, she stated: “You people have wonderful amazing book hiding in your homes. world must read this.”
This is the beauty of Islam and the Quran: whomever reads the Quran does not dispute it; only whoever does not read it falsifies it.
Mrs. Sabarimala Jayakanthan, who is she?
Born in Madurai’s Attikulam and raised in Dindigul. Mrs. Sabarimala completed her teacher training after completing her +2 and began working for the government in 2002 as a teacher at Ellery, near Kattumannargudi in the Cuddalore district. She later resigned from her position as a teacher.
Mrs. Sabarimala wrote a book for twenty teachers and two students, which she printed as a low-cost book and sent to 5000 schoolgirls.
Her “No Return to Home” campaign began the journey, meeting about six lakh girls in rural and rural schools across Tamil Nadu and raising awareness through a female child protection campaign. She is a community activist who is working to end violence against girls and women.
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Sabarimala Jayakanthan was a teacher at the Villupuram district’s Panchayat Union Government School and has served in the community as an arbitrator in several Pattimandram. She began her fight as the first government school teacher in Tamil Nadu with her 7-year-old son, proclaiming that the NEET exam was unnecessary. She embarked on a hunger strike to protest the ‘NEET’ exam and to demand a more equal education system for all. Following departmental objections, she was sacked from her teaching post.
Later in 2017, she founded the group Vision 2040 in Tamil Nadu with the purpose of protecting girls and providing them with a single education.
May Allah ease her burden, accept her efforts, and bless her in this life and in the Hereafter. Aameen.
