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CIRCULAR NO: JMT/151/12 

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During the 72nd Supreme Council Session in April 2011 in Mombasa, Kenya, majority of the participants suggested to the Secretariat to bring in changes in the way we run the Supreme Council Sessions. At the workshop held following the SC Session in Mombasa (Sunday, 3rd April 2011), the Councillors and youths expressed their concern and urged for some changes in the way we conduct the Council Sessions. The main concern was that we spend more time in discussing issues of the past year, which adds little value to our organizational development, and is not efficient from a time-management perspective. It was stressed that we look ahead by discussing more about the future plans and actions. 

The AFED Office Bearers had a discussion with the Mombasa workshop Facilitators, who were of the opinion that in order to improve the effectiveness of the Sessions of the Supreme Council, we need to move away from the usual methods of reporting to a new approach of forward-looking reporting, to bring about innovative thinking by all participants, and to enable the boards to come up with workable and action oriented plans.

In response to these concerns from the last Session's participants, the Secretariat will be employing the following process of reporting at the 73rd Supreme Council Session:

All reports will be precirculated to the Councillors, to be read before the Session. The presentation of the boards will be forward-looking and will only include highlights from the past year, and not the entire report.

Along with this Circular, we are sending the amended Agenda of the 73rd Supreme Council Session which reflects the above.

Download: 73rd Supreme Council Session - Amended Agenda - English (PDF, 32KB)

Download: 73rd Supreme Council Session - Amended Agenda - French (PDF, 32KB) 


Aunali Khalfan

Hon Secretary

Hadith-e-Kisa Blanket Drive: 2,000 blankets urgently needed in Afghanistan

New_Picture_2In Afghanistan, severe winter weather is excruciating for families living in poverty. Men, women and children in Afghanistan and especially in the surrounding areas of Mazar-e-Sharif, are affected by frostbite. Mazar-e-Sharif is the fourth largest city in Afghanistan.

The climate in Mazar-e-Sharif is very hot during the summer with daily temperatures of over 40 degrees Celsius in June and July. The winters are cold with temperatures falling below freezing.

 

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Bismi

12 YEARS HAVE PASSED

REMEMBERING A GREAT VISIONARY LEADER

MULLA ASGHARALI M. M. JAFFER

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"I don't pray for His acceptance of my a'amal as much as I pray for the opportunity to serve. And the day He grants me a new opportunity to serve, I believe the previous ones have been accepted. And I hope till my last breath the opportunities are there and when the Almighty calls me back, I will be able to tell my Lord, Thank You for giving me life,       

Jab tak mai' jiu'n kidhmate khalq karta rahu'n mai'n,

Maut aa'e Yaa Rabb, isi khidmat mei'n maru'n mai'n.

Mulla Asgharali M. M. Jaffer

We request you to remember Marhum Mulla Asgharali with Sura-e-Fateha

CIRCULAR NO: JMT/142/12

73RD SUPREME COUNCIL SESSION

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Appended below is the Agenda for the 73rd Supreme Council Session of the Federation of Khoja Shia Ithna-Asheri Jamaats of Africa which will Insha'allah be held from Friday 27th to Sunday 29th April 2012 in Arusha, Tanzania.

Friday, 27th April 2012

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Aunali Khalfan
Hon Secretary

CIRCULAR NO: JMT/141/12

A TRIBUTE TO A LEGENDARY MISSIONARY, A VISIONARY, A PROLIFIC WRITER AND A DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR – THE CHAIRMAN OF THE AFRICA FEDERATION, ALHAJ ANWARALI R. DHARAMSI TRAVELS TO QUM, IRAN TO ATTEND A SPECIAL SEMINAR IN MEMORY OF LATE ALLAMAH SEYED SAEED AKHTAR RIZVI.

akhtar_rizviCommemorating the 10th Death Anniversary of Allamah Seyed Saeed Akhtar Rizvi who passed away in Dar-es-Salaam on 8th Rabi-ul-Aakhar 1423 (20th June 2002).

A brief biography - Allamah was born in a place called Ushri, Saran district, Bihar state, India in 1927. He left behind five sons and two daughters. He second eldest son, Hujjat-ul-Islam wal Muslimeen Maulana Seyed Muhammad Rizvi, lives in Toronto, Canada. He has followed his father's footsteps and has written many books as well. He is the Resident Aalim of the Islamic Shia Ithna Asheri Jamaat (ISIJ) of Toronto, Jaffari Islamic Center.

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CIRCULAR NO: JMT/140/12

The Secretariat wish to inform all community members that the Chairman of the Federation of KSI Jamaats of Africa, Alhaj Anwarali Dharamsi, accompanied by the Hon. Treasurer, Alhaj Mohamed Hemani and the Chairman of the Housing Development Board, Alhaj Munawer Bharwani will be travelling to Arusha on Saturday, 3rd to Sunday, 4th March 2012 to participate in the Ground Breaking ceremony of the Africa Federation Welfare Housing Project – The "AL QA'EEM" building in Arusha.

The Chairman and his delegation will also participate in the Opening Ceremonies of the renovations and upgrading of the Mosque/Imambargha exterior and the Phase Two of the medical facilities of KSI Jamaat Dispensary which has been very well undertaken by Arusha Jamaat.

We congratulate the President, Office Bearers, Trustees and Members of Arusha Jamaat for these wonderful achievements and developments, may Allah (swt) increase in their tawfeeqat and inspiration to continue with the same zeal and dedication.

Alhaj Anwarali Dharamsi, accompanied by the AFED Vice Chairman, Alhaj Shabir Najafi will travel to Nairobi, Kenya to meet with SAAJ – Nairobi Jamaat President, Office Bearers and Trustees on the ongoing Housing Project of SAAJ in Nairobi; they will also visit the site of the Project on Sunday, 4th March 2012. AFED has provided a "Bridging Loan" to SAAJ for the Housing Project for our members of community in Nairobi.

Secretariat 

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