Br Gulamhusein Sumar, Vice president of The Council Of European Jamaats, represented CoEJ at Milad-un – Nabi Lecture at The Ismaili Centre on 4 March 2010. (Invitation Card )
The main theme of the evening centred around the lecture by Dr Farid Esack, Professor in the Study of Islam at the University of Johannesburg.
Professor Esack’s lecture explored the idea of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) as a thinker who sought to live out the numerous Qur`anic exhortations to "reflect", "explore" and "ponder". He considered the contemporary implications of the Prophet’s example, and sought to understand how serious intellectual enquiry, spiritual reflection, and social service can be seen in the spirit of his mission.
Br Gulamhusein conveyed felicitations from Dr Husein Jiwa, President of The Council Of European Jamaats, to Br Amin Mawji the President, and Br Samji the Secretary, of The Ismaili Centre
He also had the good fortune to meet Mr Amin Kassam, the head of the Ismaili Arbitary Board and various other guests including distinguished members of other Muslim Communities.
Br Gulamhusein Sumar commented: it was a pleasure to attend and we look forward to building an effective working relationship with the Ismaili community and in the process Insh’Allah, a long lasting friendship.
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In pursuant to clause 6.11 of the Constitution notice is hereby given that the Executive Council Meeting will Insha’Allah take place on:
Date: Saturday 24 April 2010
Time: 10.30 am Start
Place: Al Mahdi Centre (Wessex Jamaat),Wickham Road,Fareham,Hampshire PO17 5BU
Observers from member Jamaats are welcome. However for the purposes of making appropriate arrangements, are kindly advised to either email the CoEJ Secretariat (
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) providing their name and the name of their Jamaat, or provide their name to their respective Jamaat by 10 April 2010, who will then forward the same to the CoEJ Secretariat.
With Salaams
Mohamed Dawood
Secretary General
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Present: Dr. Husein Jiwa (President), Br. Gulamhusein Sumar (VP), Br. Mohamed Dawood (Secretary General), Br. Mohamed Mavani (Hon. Treasurer), Sis. Saiyedda Jawad (Asst. Secretary), Br. MohamedKazim Bhaloo (Asst. Treasurer), Sis.Waheeda Rahim (EC), Br. Hussein Kanani (EC), Syed Mohamed Naqvi (EC), Br. Murtaza Gulamhusein (EC), Dr. Munir Datoo (EC), Br. Fayyaz Haji (EC), Br. Rasool Bhamani (EC), Br. Shabbir Merali (EC), Br. Mahmood Al - Najar (EC), Br. Abbas Rahim(EC), Dr. Akber Mohamedali (EC) , Br. Murtaza Bharwani (EC), Br Kamran Shah (EC) Br. Mehdi Najafi (EC), Br. Masoom Ramji (EC), Br. Gibrael Jeraj (EC), Br. Razahusein Rahim (EC & ICA), Br. Mahmood Rehemtulla (EC), Sis. Sukaina Manji (EC)
Br. Ramzan Dhanji (SND), Br. Bashir Pirbhai (Secretary SND), Br. Pyarali Merali (Vice President SND), Br. Bashir Kassam (SND) Br. Arifali Hirji (Relief), Br. Rizwan Alidina (HIB), Br. Hasanain Jaffer (Youth)
Br. Zulfikar Ali (Acting President of Anjuman-e-Ja’fariyya - Watford), Br. Imran Najafi (KSIMC of Gloucester) Br. Rafiq Shah (Watford), Br. Razahussein Jessa (Trustee Anjuman-e-Ja’fariyya - Watford)
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Notice of the Executive Council Meeting of The Council of European Jamaats
In pursuant to clause 6.11 of the Constitution notice was previously given that the Executive Council Meeting will Insh’Allah take place on:
Date: Saturday 20 February 2010
Time: 10.00 am
Place: Zainabiya Islamic Centre,
Peveral Drive, Granby, Milton Keynes MK1 1NL (Google Maps Link)
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From about 700 to 1700, many of history's finest scientists and technologists were to be found in the Muslim world.click here to view the documentary and article on details of the exhibition.
From Moorish Spain across North Africa to Damascus, Baghdad, Persia and all the way to India, scientists in the Muslim world were at the forefront of developments in medicine, astronomy, engineering, hydraulics, mathematics, chemistry, map-making and exploration.
A new touring exhibition, hosted by the Science Museum in London, celebrates 1000 years of achievements.
The free exhibition runs from 21 January to 25 April with a break between 25 February and 12 March.
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