Kannam Parambu Kabrsthan

Over a century old, Kannamparambu Khabarstan was formed as a cholera epidemic gripped Kozhikode. For over a century, this cemetery has been the final resting grounds for the Muslim community, unidentified remains and those whose lives have been taken by outbreaks, epidemics and the coronavirus pandemic. The cemetery is now under the ownership of the Kozhikode Corporation, and its day-to-day activities are overseen by the Kannamparambu Palli Paripalana committee. Thousands of neat rows of tombstones cover the 13-acre area.

Graveyard.

Graveyard

....... Mammadar is one of the biggest gurdas in Kerala. The gravest surface that lasts far away. Although this route has gone many times with my friends, it was a chance to see it completely. Kallanarambu is also a grave with many histories. When thousands of people died of cholera in the period 1890-91, they all buried here. It is also here that the last of the year Niyapatra was infected with a private hospital in Kozhikode and the maharath bhajan of Muzayah's house was bent at the home of Perambra Panteikara. With this, back in the news. Due to severe control of the district administration and the health department, only close relatives and close friends attended the function at Ghubaradakkam ceremony and prayer. The grave was dug in the pit with six feet deep dam. The clothes that are very special in security and glouse and mask are still out of reach of our minds. In addition to the Islamic scholars, there are over ten thousand residents, including the scholars of social and political life. When you walk through the walkway on both sides of the mosque, you have a lot of fear