Sainthamaruthu

Historically, the Portuguese came to Sri Lanka. It is a beautiful city with a hundred-year-old Tamil-speaking Muslims, with fields in the west and the sea in the east. In the east is the marvelous beaches of the Bay of Bengal, in the west by the greenery of the West, in the north by the graceful Kalmunai basin, and in the south by the magnificent palace. Our Soil This Soil is Soil .... Its social, religious, educational, cultural, political and other issues will be explored through this interconnected ... Sainthumaru is the only Muslim constituency in the Kalmunai electorate of the Ampara Administrative District. It is an ancient region with a long historical background in the southeast. The prosperity of this village is highlighted by the fact that it is located on the coastal belt of the Ampara District, which is a land of maritam and weaving. Originally functioning as a division of Kalmunai Divisional Secretariat, Sainthamaruthu functioned as a separate Divisional Secretariat from 04-02-2001. Sainthamaruthu Divisional Secretariat As of 2010, there are 7118 people, 27,652 people and 16,369 voters. The population is 50.4% male and 49.6% female and Sainthamaruthu is an ancient region with a divisional secretariat consisting of seventeen Grama Niladhari Divisions. Its population density is 3072 / sq.Km. Jumap 22 mosques, including a mosque, a hiplu matrasa, an Arab college, a national (Zahira) 8 schools, including a school, a Divisional Education Office, People's Bank, Rural Bank of Ceylon branch, enpanavaikalum are a separate cooperative society. It also has a post office, 3 sub post offices, two storey market buildings, a large trade center, public library, vocational training centers, a district hospital and a medical doctor's office. There are social organizations, fruit clubs, voluntary organizations and literary organizations. With a playground and a fishing harbor, the total area of ​​the city is about 7 square kilometers. It is in this village that Batumuttu Halaltein, Sri Lanka's first Muslim woman teacher, is patronized by the country's first Muslim female university patriot, Jessima Ismail. Maimoona was born and made famous to the Muslim community. It is also a village of great importance. It has been reported that the first group in Sri Lanka to cross the ocean was the Sainthamaruthu. It was also mentioned as June 02, 1602, that Joris van Spilbergen, the commander of the Olander's fleet, landed at St. Mary's, then flew to Samanthurai and thence to Kandy. In his Notes on Tureken. (Also cited in the Journal of Spilbergen 1602- Translation by K.D. Paranavitane-1997). The Early History of St. It is the history of Muslims to establish a schoolhouse when the Muslims have settled down and started to live there. The southern part of the town was forested at the time when the Muslims began to live in the tomb. They cut down trees in the area and temporarily erected a small schoolhouse with trees, lugs and warehouses where the large schoolhouse now stands.