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Dear Mumineen

Baad salaam ul Jameel

It was a fine Saturday morning as Aqa Maula (TUS) returned to Dar us Salaam after a twelve day tafrih at the Mlahi camp in the Selous game reserve.

Aqa Maula TUS ’s chartered Tanzanair plane landed at 10:52 a.m. at the Dar es Salaam International Airport terminal one. He was received at the airport by Ambassador Mohamed Mzale, head of the Middle Eastern desk in the foreign ministry.

Hundreds of Mumineen who had patiently lined up at vantage points along the route to (late) Mulla Zakirbhai Mamawalla’s residence in Mikocheni were rewarded with their Aqa Maula’s (TUS) deedar mubarak and Salaami. The happiness and tabassum on Maula TUS ’s noorani chehra mubarak was ample reward for their patience.

Aqa Maula (TUS) spent a day at the Mamawalla’s residence – a superb glass fronted beach bungalow specially built for Maula TUS ’s khidmat. It was a measure of Maula’s nawazish and azeem ehsanat for this mukhlisin family. Later at night, Aqa Maula (TUS) returned to Qasr mubarak.

The day’s other events included the iftitah of the new multipurpose hall of Al Madressa Saifiyah Burhaniya by Shahzada Aliwaqar Qusai Bhaisaheb Wajihuddin Saheb. Shahzada Saheb also took time to inspect other on going school development projects. Later in the afternoon, Shahzada saheb performed the taasis ceremony for the new residential housing project in Chang’ombe area.

Tomorrow’s programme – Shukr ni ziyafaat for Al Madrassa Saifiyah Burhaniya and ladies khidmat groups.

May Allah Subhanahu grant Aqa Maula (TUS) sehat aafiyat malabis zafiya till yawme Qayamat – Ameen.

Report By:
Sheikh Murtaza Janoowalla
Mu. Huzeifa M. Karimjee
Official Malumaat.com reporters
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania