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Dear Brothers and Sisters, Assalamo Alaikum WRWB

Another issue #40 of MASA Newsletter is in front of you, hope it will be interesting and informative to you. However, we are in month of Dul’Q’adah which is a month amongst the months of Hajj. It is the first among the four sacred months. Literal Meaning: Qa'dah means to rest. The Arabs used to stop fighting when this month set in and stayed home. This is from among the sacred months.

However, as we know, Hujjaj have started arriving in the holy cities of Makkah and Madina from different part of the world, we have received a Haj volunteer program from Pak Consulate with collaboration of WAMY World Assembly of Muslim Youth. Any body wants more detail or want to become volunteer please write to the following email asap: [email protected] or [email protected]

Moreover, a mega family event of memon families in Saudi Arabia and Prize distribution to meritorious students of our community was organized by Memon Welfare Society last week which was superb and attended by more than 700 guests including male and female, more or less 200 families. Memon Welfare has received positive and encouraging feedbacks from the community members by email and telephone calls. On every occasion almost 10‐15% old audience miss the event but the same percentage or more of new memon brothers and families appear in every event who are warmly welcomed from all our heart. Al Hamdo Lillah, Memon Welfare has now taken off into right direction and achieving credibility through it’s welfare activities gradually. We have tried to make this issue more interesting and informative with our sincere apology in advance for any unintentional omissions or errors in it. We request all our brothers and sisters to keep sending to us your stuggestions and ideas and feedbacks that really help and guide us to improve our monthly bulletin.

Thank you once again and looking forward to continued cooperation from all our community members

Sincerely, Newsletter Committee

Monthly Newsletter

Memon Welfare Society Saudi Arabia Issue #40 October 2012

FAMILY GATHERING AND PLAQUES & PRIZE DISTRIBUTION TO OUTSTANDING

STUDENTS OF THE COMMUNITY JEDDAH SAUDI ARABIA

(REPORT IN FOLLOWING PAGES)

The Welfare Services of Memon Welfare Society

Helping poor students for education fee Helping Community members for health care for

those who cannot afford Helping in Coffin & Burial Services Helping & guiding unemployed in seeking

employment Voluntarily Matrimonial services Beside above we are assisting some Madrassa by

paying fees of needy students and school where the students will receive free education who cannot afford even the nominal fee.

We also hold other social & welfare activities for our community such as Seminar, Families get to gather together, Career guidance sessions, evening with scholar, and also help financially and materially the victims of natural disaster such as flood in Pakistan and Earth quake etc.

During last 2-3 months We sent two shipments one to Pakistan and other one India of used clothes for poor people in Pakistan & India.

We also collect unused medicines for free medical camps organized by Pakistan welfare Society in Consulate General of Pakistan Jeddah.

No doubt, Memon Welfare Society is playing a significant role by providing an opportunity to the community families to meet, greet and eat together from time to time, which is a piece of good fortune. It is worth mentioning that we have formed various committees to undertake their respective responsibilities and assignments.

In brief MWS is purely social and welfare forum to serve

the community and humanity.

Monthly Newsletter Issue#40 October 2012

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فلاحی خدمات کی ويلفيئر سوسائٹیميمن

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مدد کی غريب طالب علموں لئے کے کی فيس مدرسے اورتعليم -

مدد کی متحمل نہيں ہو سکتے کا کے اخراجات علاج طبی جوان لوگوں کو -

مدد ميں تدفين انتقال کے بعد کے رکن کےکميونٹی -

مدد کی رہنمائی و ے روزگارب ميں کی تلاش روزگار -

بچوں کے لئے رشتے کی تلاش ميں مدد -

اہتمام کا فلاحی سرگرميوں اور سماجی ديگر اکثر لئے کے اپنی کميونٹی کے علاوهاس -

انتظام کا موضوعات پر سيمينارمختلف -

اجتماع خاندانی -

مشوره کے لئے طالب علموں کو کيريئر کے مستقبل -

شام کے ساتھشخصيات مشہور عالم -

جمع کر رہے ہيں لباس پرانےہم -

کر رہے ہيں جمع ادويات غير استعمال شده کے لئے مفت طبی کيمپہم بھی -

ايک ساتھ -کرنے سلام ودعا – کرنے کوملاقات مختلف خاندانوں - ويلفيئر سوسائٹی ميمنکوئی شک نہيں،

. رہی کر کردار ادا اہم ميں کميونٹی کر کے فراہم کھانے کے مواقع کھانا

.ہيں تشکيل دی کميٹياں مختلف انجام دينے کے لئے کو اور فرائض اپنی اپنی ذمہ داريوں نےہم علاوه کے اس

کرنے خدمت کی انسانيت اور برادری کی فلاح و بہبود اور سماجی خالصتا ويلفيئر سوسائٹی ميمن امختصر

چاہئے کرنی حمايت کوپوری کميونٹی جسکی . ہے فورم ايک کے لئے


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M E G A E V E N T

Family Get to gather and Prize Distribution Ceremony

A social evening of the families of memon community held on Friday 28th September 2012 at Johrat Al Firdaus wedding hal, Jeddah. This time more than expected brothers and sisters showed a great interest to attend the social evening along with their children. In fact the event consisted of 3 segments such as (i) Welcome and Meet & Greet (ii) Back to School Event and (iii) Prize distribution to outstanding students of the community.

The event started with recitation from holy Quran. Then National anthem was played followed by Plaques and Prize Distribution function. This time the event of encouraging the meritorious students with different format was liked and admired by most of the attendees. Many families have suggested to hold social and recreational evening of Memon Families at least once in a quarter in the future which will provide our families a magnificent & breathtaking opportunity to meet, greet, eat and chat together.

No doubt it was superb and successful event of Memon Welfare Society, Saudi Arabia that has made a history since it had a different format and was held purely to encourage students of our community. Large number of Plaques and Prizes were awarded to the outstanding students (male & female) of the community and also almost 300 gifts to all children below 12 years were distributed in male and female sections. The event was attended by almost 700 Ladies & Gentlemen along with their children.

Some dignitaries from Pakistan and well known businessmen of Jeddah were more than happy to attend the event. These dignitaries and businessmen were invited to the stage to award plaques and prizes to the outstanding students of our community. A presentation of Haj Volunteers Program of Pak Consulate with cooperation of WAMY World Assembly of Muslim Youth Saudi Arabia was also presented by an authorized team. However, passion and enthusiasm among organizers and attendees at the event was remarkable. It is worth mentioning, that there were 4 female doctors 2 MBBS completed last year and 2 BDS and 2 male Engineers were included among recipient of Plaques of appreciation and Prize.

We have received a magnificent feedback and appreciation about the event and upon request of the audience, we shall be holding another families get to gather in near future insha Allah. Now we advise our community families who missed our marvelous event to please be in touch with us if they do not want to miss next family event of MASA.

At the end of the event Dinner was served to the attendees of the program.

Pictorial report in next pages.


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PICTORIAL VIEW

Family Get to gather and Prize Distribution Ceremony

Event started with Recitation from Holy Quran followed by National Anthem of KSA/PA/IND


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President Memon Welfare Mr. Arif Memon and Gen. Secretary Mr. Tayyab Moosani addressing the audience of the event of Prize Distribution to outstanding students of Memon Community

which was attended by various dignitaries and businessmen of the community. Dr. Hamid Abdul Khader, Haji Ahmed Abdul Karim, Haji Younus Daddy, Mohammed Chapra, Munaf

Bakhshi, Kaleem Ahmed, Mohammed Badee, Haji Abdul Sattar Bakhshi, Dr. Iqbal Musani and Younus Habib can be seen in the front raw of the audience.


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Various Dignitaries and Businessmen presenting plaques to outstanding students who secured meritorious position in their annual examinations.

Iqbal Tihama Hanif Adamjee Jawaid Tai

Abdul Majid Faisal Miral Iqbal Bali

Abdul Rashid Rashidi A.Razzak Advani Amir Tai

Dr. Imran Qadir Mohammed Badee Iqbal Godil


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Various Dignitaries and Businessmen presenting plaques to outstanding students who secured meritorious position in their annual examinations.

H.Abdul Sattar Bakhshi H.Ahmed Abdul Karim Mohammed Chapra

Dr. Hamid Abdulkhader Dr. Iqbal Musani Haji Younus Dhaddy

Faisal Fattani Faisal Luqman Shaikh A.Rauf Rangoonwala

Tariq Madani Yousuf Motiwala M.Taufiq Alana


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Entry requires Inv. Card. Tahir, Yasin and Husein Responsibles at Entrance

Lucky 5 Halala in the Pocket Brought him cash prize SR.200 Audience

Audience Audience Audience

Concluding Event with Duaa by Mohammed Chapra


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Haj Volunteer Program 2012

Presentation made during MASA Event, By Mr. Mohammed Ismail and Waqqas

With collaboration of Pak Consulate and WAMY

Attendees concentrating on presentation Haj Volunteer Program


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Dignitaries, Businessmen and Patrons with office bearers

President, Vice Presidents, Gen. Secretary with Patrons and businessmen


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Event Dinner Time

Delicious and Quality of Food was provided to the invitees


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Managing Board of Memon Welfare Society

Managing Board of Memon Welfare Society at the Occasion of Prize Distribution to

Meritorious Students of Memon Community. Sitting (L-R) Irfan Kolsawala, Munaf

Bakhshi,Kaleem Ahmed, Younus Habib, Tayyab Moosani, Arif Memon, Dr.Iqbal Musani,

Mansoor Shivani, Asif Lala and standing (L-R) Shaker Aziz,Salim Habib,Tariq

Madani,A.Rauf Zakari,Adam Latif,Ahmed Kamal, Younus A.Sattar, Rashid

Kasmani,Nasir Ibrahim, Wasim Tai


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List of outstanding students of Memon Community who completed their studies in respective discipline and in recognition of their mertorious position, they were awarded with Plaques of appreciation and Prizes:

Sr. No. NAME OF STUDENT CLASS / GRADE Ranking

1 MISS REEMA ABDUL SATTAR MEMON M.Sc. Masters

2 Dr. AMBREEN IQBAL MUSANI BDS Dentist (Excellent)

3 MR. IRFAN RASHID KASMANI MBA MBA Degree

4 DR. SANA OWAIS ANWAR BDS Dentist (Excellent)

5 Dr. AREEJ SALIM MBBS MBBS

6 Eng. AMMAR SALIM B.E. CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Engneering

7 MR. FURQAN HANIF UMER LOHARIA B.E. INFO TECH. Eng. Inf.Technology

8 DR. ROZMEEN SHOAIB MBBS MBBS

9 MR. ZAID M. ALTAF BASHIR GRADE 12 99.61%

10 MISS ABEER MOHAMMED ARIF A Level 90%.

11 Miss Sadaf Usman Abdul Sattar (mytee) A Level Excellent

12 MIss OMAMAH M. ALTAF BASHIR GRADE 10 99.44%

13 MOHAMED AHMED KAMAL GRADE 10

14 MR. AHMED IRFAN KOLSAWALA GRADE 10 A+Excellent

15 MISS AQSA IRFAN KOLSAWALA GRADE 10 A+Excellent

16 MISS RABIA MANSSOR HAJI RAZAK GRADE 10 Grade A

17 MR. MUSTAFA ARIF "0" LEVEL Excellent

18 MISS MARIAM SIRAJ ADAMJEE "0" LEVEL 75%


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19 MISS RABIA MUNAF * "0" LEVEL A+Excellent

20 Miss Hajra Mohammed Saleem "0" LEVEL Distinction

21 MISS ANUSHI ARIF GRADE 8 Excellent

22 Ebrahim Mohammed Saleem GRADE 8 84%

23 MR. ASHIR ANIS FAZAL GRADE 7 88%

24 MR. FAIEZ FAISAL LUQMAN GRADE 6 90%

25 MISS SAHAR MOHAMED IMRAN GRADE 6 Excellent

26 MISS ARFA IRFAN KOLSAWALA GRADE 6 91%

27 MISS MAHNOOR FAISAL GRADE 6 94.58%

28 Bassam Youssaf Khanani GRADE 5 88%

29 MISS ALIZA ANIS FAZAL GRADE 4 96%

30 MR. FARES FAISAL LUQMAN GRADE 4 96%

31 MR. MOHAMED MUAAZ GRADE 3 90%

32 MISS SUMAIYYA ASIF GRADE 2 88%

33 MR. HAMZA ATEEQ GRADE 2 91%

34 MISS SAADIA ZUBAIR PATEL GRADE 2 96%

35 MISS NOHA SOHAIL KHANANI GRADE 2 86%

36 MR. ABDUL LATIF MUNAF GRADE 1 96%

37 MR. IBRAHIM MUNAF GRADE 1 98%

38 MISS HUMAIRA ATEEQ KG3 Excellent

39 MISS MAHA SOHAIL KHANANI KG3 90%

40 MR. ABDUL AHAD SAJID * HIFZ QURAN HIFZ QURAN

41 MR. WAKAS NASIR BAWA * HIFZ QURAN HIFZ QURAN


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42 MR. ABRAR ASIM BAWA * HIFZ QURAN HIFZ QURAN

Late Submission

43 SHAHEER M. ARIF Grade 1 95.65

44 NAJAF IMRAN QADIR GRADE 3 97%

45 ASHIR IMRAN QADIR GRADE 1 99%

46 OSMAN SALMAN IDREES MEMON GRADE 2 83%

47 MISS HANEEFA ABDUL RAHMAN MERCHANT GRADE 4 85%

48 MISS HUDA ABDUL RAHMAN MERCHANT GRADE 10 86%

49 MISS AMNA NASIR BAWA GRADE 10 A1 GRADE

50 MISS MARIUM ALTAMASH AZIZ GRADE 10 A1 GRADE

51 SHAYAN ABDULRAUF HUSSEIN A LEVEL 92%

52 MARYAM MOHAMMED AHSAN GRADE 1 90%


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10 Career Facts You'll Learn After College

Our career paths seem so cut and dry when we're children. When asked what we want to be when we grow up, our responses are simple: teacher, firefighter, doctor. But as we grow up and head to college, we're exposed to all sorts of other career options in fields we never have had exposure to in a direct way. While we work to earn degrees in fields we're interested in pursuing, we're still left a bit unprepared for the corporate world upon graduation.

Here are 10 facts your college degree didn't prepare you for when graduating:

1. You're not limited to jobs in the field you got your degree in. If you have a degree in journalism, you might assume that means your only option is becoming a journalist. But armed with great communications skills, you could also qualify for jobs in PR, marketing, or business administration. It's all how you play your cards and where you get your experience.

2. Your degree isn't always that important to employers. Despite what you'd like to believe, many employers won't care where you went to school, or even what you earned your degree in. They'll focus instead on your skills: whether or not you seem trainable enough for the job you've applied for. They'll also look at experience. You'll have the hardest time in regards to experience just out of college, as you won't yet have much detail on your resume. Focus on getting internships and volunteer positions to round out the experience employers will be looking for.

3. Some employers won't even require you to have a degree. This can be an eye-opener to anyone who's spent four-plus years earning a degree, but again, employers look for experience and trainability. And while having a college degree does display your ability to be taught, it's not the only path to a professional career.

4. There are jobs you've never even heard of in your field. Like many college grads, you probably received a brochure listing all the amazing careers you could consider in your field. But there are often many more beyond that list. If you have a degree in English, you've likely already considered the obvious option of


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teaching or writing, but publishing, proofreading, speech-writing, or becoming a paralegal might not have crossed your mind.

5. Grades don't matter. It is highly unlikely an employer will ask for your transcript, at least not to check out your grades. That's not to dissuade current college students from trying their hardest, but the fact is: employers don't care about grades.

6. College is about networking. Make the most out of your alumni network and see what opportunities there are for you professionally. Speak to professors in your department about what they'd recommend for you career-wise.

7. Some degrees pay better than others. And liberal arts degrees aren't at the top of the list. Biomedical engineering, math, and science, however, are. Something to consider when planning the massive amounts of money you'll make ... with your philosophy degree.

8. College does not prepare you for a job. Nothing but job experience can do that. And, of course, you need job experience to get a job. It's a vicious cycle to which you've got to find your own solution.

9. Employers don't want to train you to do a job. That's why they're more likely to hire people not fresh out of college. Do yourself a favor and take on an internship or two during college so that you've already gone through the experience of being in a work environment and having some experiences to help guide you. This will make you more hireable after graduation.

10. It's okay to change your mind. Many graduates start working in their field of choice only to find out it wasn't what they expected when they were cracking the books on the subject. It's okay (see no. 1). You don't necessarily need to start over and get another degree; just open your mind to other career options your degree might make you eligible for in the future.


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Health Corner

Spicy, Healthy, Delicious! Red, yellow, green, black, brown…a colour riot that exudes aroma. A mere pinch can take away your health woes while giving your food a flavour that is unparalleled. No wonder Indian spices are “smoking hot” all across the globe! Cumin, a popular seasoning with curries and gravies, is rich in iron and aids digestion with its antioxidant properties. It is also used to reduce acidity and boost immunity. Cumin also contains phytochemicals which are known to inhibit cancer cell growth. Ginger, perhaps most well-known for its digestive and decongestive properties, is widely used to relieve nausea and soothe an upset tummy, as well as to treat colds and allergies. So make sure you have your cup of adhrak chai daily! Saffron (kesar): This expensive, golden, thread-like spice is an effective anti-oxidant, possesses anti-ageing properties, is rich in vitamins and minerals, acts as an anti-depressant and is heart friendly. Saffron is a potent natural aphrodisiac too. Asafoetida (heeng, hing): This pungent, sharp and very strong spice has a taste and flavour so potent that even a pinch of it is enough to make all the difference in your cooking. Its medicinal usage is largely for its digestive properties. Heeng is added to foods that are considered gas-producing in nature. It helps in easy digestion and relieves colic in infants. Cinnamon (dalchini): These are long, dark brown and dried sticks with a flavour that leans towards the sweet, as well as the mildly hot. It aids in digestion and is also known for its blood sugar and cholesterol lowering properties. Cinnamon tea is a great way to ward off nausea, flatulence and common cold.


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Cardamom (elaichi): The most aromatic of all Indian spices, our very own elaichi is consumed in two forms – green (choti elaichi) and black (badi elaichi) pods. Bad breath, loss of appetite, depression, indigestion, nausea; you name it, cardamom cures it. It is a great carminative (causing expulsion of gas), diuretic (causing urination), digestive, expectorant (helps bring up phlegm from lung etc) and stimulant. Besides providing health benefits Cloves: These dried flower buds of the clove tree are considered one of the “hottest” among spices. They have antibacterial and antiseptic properties. Being a natural anesthetic, it is used as a remedy for toothache since ages. Black pepper (kali mirch): This dried fruit is a digestive, stimulant, appetizer, expectorant and a great nervine tonic (it acts upon therapeutically upon the nerves). Most of us have used it as an effective home remedy for cough and cold. Fenugreek (methi): Bitter in taste, methi seeds are of excellent medicinal virtue. They are a great blood purifier, laxative, help in maintaining metabolism, prevent constipation and act as an antidote for several skin problems. Methi paste, applied on the scalp, helps in nourishing and regenerating hair. Turmeric (haldi): This dried root is a natural anti-septic and anti-inflammatory, hence an effective home remedy for small cuts, wounds and arthritis. Turmeric is being researched widely for its anti-cancer properties. And many a lovely lady will swear by its contribution in giving that special glow to the skin. Red chilli powder (lal mirch): This super spicy chilli powder sure knows how to pack a punch – in terms of its fieriness, as well as health benefits. The powder is known to reduce LDL or bad cholesterol, and is also rich in antioxidants like vitamin A and flavonoids like beta-carotene. Fresh chillies are also a good source of vitamin C. Fennel (saunf): These small green seeds are not only the heart of several dishes and pickles but are also eaten as a post meals as a mouth freshener. Fennel is carminative (gas/flatulence releasing) by nature. These seeds are a good source of vitamin C, potassium, iron, and fibre. Fennel is a known antispasmodic and is used to relieve colic, especially in infants and children. Fennel (saunf): These small green seeds are not only the heart of several dishes and pickles but are also eaten as a post meals as a mouth freshener. Fennel is carminative (gas/flatulence releasing) by nature. These seeds are a good source of vitamin C, potassium, iron, and fibre. Fennel is a known antispasmodic and is used to relieve colic, especially in infants and children.


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GENERAL KNOWLEDGE OF HOLY QUR'AAN No QUESTION ANSWER

1How many Sura are in Holy Quran ? 114 2How many Verses are in Holy Quran ? 6666 3How many dots are in Holy Quran ? 1015030 4How many over bar (zaber) are in Holy Quran ? 93243 5How many under bar ( Zaer ) are in Holy Quran ? 39586 6How many R u que are in Holy Quran ? 1000 7How many stop ( Waqf ) are in Holy Quran ? 5098 8How many Thashdeed are in Holy Quran ? 19253 9How many letters are in Holy Quran ? 323671

10How many p e sh are in Holy Quran ? 4808 11How many Madd are in Holy Quran ? 1771 12How many words are in Holy Quran ? 77701 13How many parts of Holy Quran ? 30 14How many time Besmillah Al-Rahmaan Al-Raheem is repeated ? 114 15How many Sura start with Besmillah Al-Rahmaan Al-Raheem ? 113 16How many time the word 'Quran' is repeated in Holy Quran ? 70 17Which is the longest Sura of Holy Quran ? Al-Baqarah. 18Which is the best drink mentioned in Holy Quran ? Milk. 19The best eatable thing mentioned inHoly Quran is ? Honey. 20Which is the shortest Sura of Holy Quran ? Qausar. 21The longest verse of Holy Quran is in which Sura? Al-Baqarah No.282 22The most disliked thing by the God though Halal is ? Divorce23Which letter is used for the most time in Holy Quran.? Alaph 24Which letter is used for the lest time in Holy Quran ? Zaa. 25Which is the best night mentioned in Holy Quran ? Night of Qadar. 26Which is the best month mentioned in Holy Quran ? Ramzan. 27Which is the biggest animal mentioned in Holy Quran ? Elephant. 28Which is the smallest animal mentioned in Holy Quran ? Mosquito 29How many words are in the longest Sura of Holy Quran ? 25500 30How many words are in the smallest Sura of Holy Quran ? 42 31Which Sura of Holy Quran is called the mother of Quran ? Sura Hamd

32How many Sura start with Al-Hamdullelah ? Five: Hamd, Inaam, Kahf, Saba & Fatr.

33Which Sura has the same number of verses as the number of Sura of Holy Quran ? Taqveer, 114 verses.

34How many Sura's name is only one letter ? Three: Qaf, Sad & Noon.

35How many Sura start with word " Inna " ? Four sura - Fatha, Nuh,Qadr, Qausar.

36Which Sura has the number of its verses equal to the number of Masumeen ? Saf, 14 verses.

37Which sura are called Musabbahat ? Esra, Hadeed, Hsar, Juma, Taghabun & Aala.

38How many sura are Makkahi and how many are Madni ? Macci 86, Madni 28. 39Which sura is on the name of tribe of Holy Prophet ? Quresh 40Which sura is called the heart of Holy Quran ? Yaseen.


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Little Smile:


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Important Announcement about Matrimonial Services ٍ◌/خدمات برائــ ضرورت رشته

After family gatherings organized by memon Forum during the year, several families have become active in searching match for their grown up children from among the community. Al Hamdo Lillah in this connection a good progress is going on, in fact proposals among various families for their children are being exchanged with the help of families of some office bearers under strict confidentiality. Since the Memon Matrimonial Website is under construction which might take time, we kindly request all those memon families whose children are grown up and they intend to look for OR waiting for match now or after some time, to submit very brief particulars about their children. We can help them in finding match for their children. All information provided to us will remain confidential and all communications between two families will also be under strict confidence. Needless to mention that some families are already in contact with us and we are extending help to them for finding match for their children. Serious families may kindly fill out the following blanks and forward to us on [email protected] OR female family members can contact a responsible lady of Forum on 0569905776 and let her know the details about searching a match. Good Luck. Name of Head of Family ___________________________________________ Nationality______________ Home Phone No. ________________________ Mobile _________________ Email ___________________ Children: Sons : (1) Age ____ Education _____ Earning Yes or No (2) Age ____ Education _____ Earning Yes or No Daughter : (1) Age _____ Education ________ (2) Age _____ Education ________

Thank you for your time and attention,,,,,,,,Newsletter Ends Here

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