tms 18

of the Charity and the belief that Muslim Aid complies fully with the national laws, including counter-terrorism laws." "Muslim Aid looks forward to working with the Charity Com-mission to ensure that the issues that relate to the wider charity sector in the Re-port are also fully addressed by Muslim Aid, includ-ing updating our Governing Docu-ment and strengthening our record keeping and filing pro-cedures", he added. Ends Notes to editors: · Muslim Aid is a UK based relief and development agency established in 1985 and has worked in over 70 countries with field offices in Bangladesh, Bosnia, Cambodia, Gambia, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Pakistan, Somalia, Sri Lanka and Sudan. Muslim Aid works with all in need, regard-less of their race, religion, gen-der, nationality or political opinion. Muslim Aid pro-grammes include emergency relief; capacity building through water, sanitation and health programmes; education and skills training; micro-financing and income genera-tion and orphan care. As well as giving practical assistance, Muslim Aid tackles poverty by developing sustainable solu-tions, advocating for a more just and sustainable future. · For further information about the work of Muslim Aid and its overseas Field Offices, please visit Muslim Aid website at www.muslimaid.org or con-tact Communications Manager Michelle Davis on +44 0207 377 4200 or [email protected]

The UK Charity Commission has today vindicated Muslim Aid's position that it did not unlawfully fund the Al-Ihsan Charitable Society. The Com-mission also confirmed that within the scope of its investi-gation it found no evidence of irregular or improper use of the charity's funds or any evidence that the charity had illegally funded any proscribed or desig-nated entities. The Charity Commission's in-vestigation had been prompted by defamatory articles pub-lished by the Daily Telegraph and its sister paper, the Sunday Telegraph, earlier in the year. A Press Release issued by the Commission on its website further states that "by the publishing of this re-port the Commission has given a public assurance that public allegations of links between the charity and terrorism in rela-

tion to the Al-Ihsan Charitable Society are unsubstantiated. The Commission has also pro-vided regulatory advice and guidance to the trustees to further strengthen the way in which the charity’s due dili-gence and monitoring proce-dures are applied and re-corded." Commenting on the Commis-sion's Report, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Mus-lim Aid, Sir Iqbal Sac-ranie, expressed his satisfaction with the process of the investi-gation and its fi-nal conclusions. He said: "We are immensely grateful to our supporters and partners across the world for their steadfast trust in the integrity

17th December 2010

Volume 1 Issue 18 Charity Commission Vindicates Muslim Aid

The Muslim Seeker

We are looking for bud-ding journalists. We are also looking for spon-sors to help us establish this community newslet-ter. If you can contribute to the paper, please do get in contact with us: [email protected]

Purification of the Heart

Islamic Counselling and Mediation Services

Engage Football festival Fair Project Fiqh of Taharah Oldham Muslim

Centre Newham Monitor-

ing Project Homegroup

Inside this issue:

Muslim Aid 1

Adverts 2-66

Rope that binds us 2

Help them go further 3

Mendhi Club 3

Kevser Tabak 5

The Fantastic 3 6

The Son of Mary 15

Team USB 27

Ideal Muslim 33

Special points of interest

http://www.muslimaid.org/

mailto:[email protected]


ADVERTS

OMC Qard al-Hasan Appeal Assalaamu alaikum OMC is in currently a debt of £1.2m which needs to be paid back by the end of December 2010. We desperately need donations to raise the deficiet in a very short space of time otherwise we may face the Bank may re-possess OMC and along with it we may lose another building which generates income for a Da’wah organisation. So far we have raised just over £500,000 and are requesting for you to lend the Masjid some of your money for 12 months. We are confident that we will be able to raise the outstanding amount in the next 12 months iA but need the funds now. So we humbly ask you to donate as Qard towards this cause with the guarantee iA that you will be repaid in full at the end of a 12 month period.

Qard al-Hasan in Qur'an and Sunnah In many places of the Holy Qur'an, Allah has mentioned and encouraged His creature for qard al-hasan by assuring better reward in this world and in the Hereafter. In the Qur'an Allah says, 1. He who will give Allah qard al hasan, which Allah will double into his credit and multiply many times. [Al-Baqarah (2): 245] 2. If you give Allah qard al hasan. He will double it to your credit and he will grant you forgiveness. [ Al-Tagabun (64):17] 3. And give Allah qard al hasan. [ Al-Maidah (5): 12] 4. And give Allah qard al hasan, it will be increased manifold to their credit. [ Al-Hadid (57): 18] 5. Who is he that will give Allah qard al hasan? For Allah will increase it manifold to his credit. [Al-Hadid (57):11] 6. Establish regular prayer and give regular charity and give Allah qard al hasan---. [Al- Muzzammil (73): 20] The sunnah of the Prophet (s.a.s) is also very clear on this issue. It is reported that the Prophet (saw) said, "in the night of the journey, I saw on the gate of heaven written, 'reward for sadakah is ten times and reward for qard al-hasan is eighteen times'. So, I asked the angel, how is it possible? The angel replied, "Because beggar who asked had already had something but a loanee did not ask for loan unless he was in need." [Ibn Hisham & Ibn Majah].

In another hadith reported by Abu Hurairah (R), the Prophet (s.a.s) said, "whoever relieves a believer from a difficulty in this world, Allah will relieve him from his difficulty and Allah will facilitate him in this world and world hereafter." [Muslim] The above Qur'anic verses and ahadith directly and indirectly encourage the Muslims to give qard alhasan and which will increase their credits in manifold and bring forgiveness for them.

ADVERTS

414 Barking Road, Eastham. London. E6 2SA | email: [email protected]

ADVERTS


ADVERTS

Homegroup presents...

Towards an Ideal Home

Roadmap to a happy family

A unique course aimed at empowering Muslims with the skills and confidence to create and sustain a happy family life between husband and wife and between parent and child

Sundays January 16th, 23rd, 30th and February 6th 2011

10am-2pm

London Muslim Centre, Whitechapel

Special Discount: £45

if you sign up before December 22nd or with a spouse at any time (£60 thereafter)

Instructors:

Dr Muhammad Abdul Bari – Author of 'Building Muslim Families' and 'A Guide to Parenting'

Imam Ahmed Saad – Imam of North London Central mosque and graduate from Al Azhar University Cairo.

Abu Aliyah - Director of Jawziyyah Institute in London, has been de-livering dawah and community work in the UK and abroad for over 20 years

Babar Mirza – Director of Education for Nida Trust and host of ‘Education matters’ on Islam Channel

On this course, you will learn how to:

- Promote a harmonious home atmosphere by understanding the needs of both your spouse and child

- Instil love and enthusiasm for Islam in your child

- Maximise your child’s academic potential

- Effectively discipline your child without damaging their confidence

- Improve your child’s health and understand the role of the internet, television and video-games in their life

And lots more…

Who is this course for?

- Any Muslim looking to get married

- Newly married couples

- Couples who want to improve their relationship

- Couples who are about to become parents

- Parents who need to understand the issues facing their children

- Anybody who wants to promote a harmonious atmosphere at home

PLACES LIMITED - REGISTER NOW!

Creche facilities available subject to demand

For more information visit www.home-group.co.uk or email us at [email protected]

GRAVITAS TRAINING

Social Housing & Public Sector Job Ready Programme

Job Alerts - December 2010

Dear Client, The permanent jobs listed below are typical of the roles consistently being secured by GT clients upon completion of the short 5 day course, with over 120 jobs secured and rising… After completing the 5 day course, all clients receive structured support for up to 6 months to help develop sup-porting statements which demonstrate well rounded housing knowledge (no experience required – see person specifications), and a range of general skills, experiences, and competencies required for the role. If you are looking for a permanent job with viable career pathways, please contact us by sending in your CV, and then attend an Open Day/Taster Day where we will review the CV to honestly and accurately assess your strengths, weaknesses, and genuine employability prospects upon completion of the course.

Next Open Day/Taster Course: Monday 20th December 2010

Monday 3rd January 2011 Monday 17th January 2011

L&Q / Neighbourhood Officer / £26-30K / Deadline: 17th December 2010

http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/neighbourhood-services-officer-4-to-6-month-contract-nsostr8/from/16oq4vv8405zfp/3/of/12/opening_at/desc

SBHG / Leasehold Income Officer / £29-36K / Deadline: 19th December 2010

http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/leasehold-income-officer-329-2010/from/16oq4vv8405zfp/5/of/12/opening_at/desc

Network Housing / Scheme Manager / £23-25K / Deadline: 19th December 2010

http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/scheme-manager-n-a-5/from/16oq4vv8405zfp/2/of/12/opening_at/desc

Swan Housing / Sales Negotiator / £18K / Deadline: 21st December 2010 http://www.swan.org.uk/working_for_swan/current_vacancies/view.php?id=167

MHT / Income Officer / £23-25K / Deadline: 21st December 2010

http://www.mhpjobs.co.uk/pages/job_search_view.aspx?jobId=3058&JobIndex=2&categoryList=&minsal=0&maxsal=150000&workingPatternList=&keywords

=&PageIndex=1&Number=11

Family Mosaic / Employment Liaison Officer / £11.2K (Part Time) / Deadline: 23rd December 2010 http://www.familymosaiccareers.co.uk/job_description.asp?cid=321

Family Mosaic / Admin Assistant / £11.2K (Part Time) / Deadline: 31st December 2010

http://www.familymosaiccareers.co.uk/job_description.asp?cid=323

Notting Hill / Admin Officer / £10K (Part Time) / Deadline: 3rd January 2011 http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/administration-officer-p0091-10-12/from/h4ecr6kfd7s1r/9/of/19/opening_at/

desc Family Mosaic / Resident Sales Administrator / £24K / Deadline: 4th January 2011


Family Mosaic / Access Point Co-ordinator / £23K / Deadline: 7th January 2011 http://www.familymosaiccareers.co.uk/job_description.asp?cid=322





http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/scheme-manager-n-a-5/from/16oq4vv8405zfp/2/of/12/opening_at/desc

http://www.swan.org.uk/working_for_swan/current_vacancies/view.php?id=167





http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/administration-officer-p0091-10-12/from/h4ecr6kfd7s1r/9/of/19/opening_at/desc

http://www.jobsgopublic.com/jobs/administration-officer-p0091-10-12/from/h4ecr6kfd7s1r/9/of/19/opening_at/desc



Shaykh Haitham al Haddad

Haitham al-Haddad is a London-based Islamic Scholar and prominent Muslim community leader. He was born and raised in Saudi Arabia and is of Palestinian origin. Shaykh Haitham sits on the board of advisors for a number of key Islamic organisations in the United Kingdom including the Islamic Sharia Council and currently holds the posi-tion of chair and operations advisor for the Muslim Research and Development Foundation. He has studied for a number of decades and gained proficiency in many Islamic sciences under the tutelage of world-renown scholars. Shaykh Haitham holds a BSc Honours in Law and Sharia from Omdurman University in Khartoum, Sudan.

FREE OPPORTUNITY TO BE PART OF A DYNAMIC TEAM www.alburujpress.com

Al Buruj Press with the Mercy of Allah is looking for volunteers for upcoming events and a extraordi-nary conference planned in January 2011. We are looking for Brothers and Sisters to be part of a dy-namic team to deliver this conference for the Muslims in the UK. Volunteers Roles will not require full time input but will involve concentrated work in using your skills and contacts and whatever else possi-ble. We pray to Allah those who always have been wanted to be part of an Islamic organisation that this experience will not fall short and will be a life changing beautiful experience. Ameen The benefits of helping are many. To mention a few: · We work with Scholars and Students of Knowledge and you always will be in an environment of learning. · There is much reward in helping and for those who help, insha’allah through your help the events planned will be bigger and better. A 10% discount will be available for all Al Buruj Press volunteers. · The volunteering experience can be added to your CV with Al Buruj Press providing an excellent recommendation through request and will help lead to Jobs and careers in different sectors · The reward is great and multiplied for those who strive in the way of Allah. · This is an excellent opportunity to meet new brothers and sisters and make a network of friends. · Use your spare time for the sake of Allah and benefitting thousands of people.

Al Buruj Press is supported directly by Scholars from Makkah, Medina, Morocco, Syria, Egypt, Kuwait, Bahrain, China, UK, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Mauritania, Sudan, Australia, Malaysia and South Af-

rica.

Al Buruj Press aims to be a centre of excellence in the study of Islam and an institute of acquiring and imparting knowledge and understanding. Through this it seeks to transform individuals into future scholars and students of knowledge in order to better educate society on the roles and teachings of Is-lam. Al Buruj Press produces CD sets and translations of classical books from Arabic into the English lan-guage for the benefit of English speakers. Al Buruj Press also offers intensive as well as long term courses on subjects like Hadith, Aqeeda, Tafsir, Arabic, and many other disciplines within the Islamic Sciences. The subjects are taught by qualified teachers who have gone through lengthy processes of Islamic Scholarship training.

PLEASE SEND A COVER LETTER WITH BASIC DETAILS OF WHY YOU WANT TO VOLUNTEER AND ALONGSIDE EXPECTATIONS. VOLUNTEERS MEET, GREET AND EVENT PLANNINGS TO TAKE

PLACE ON SATURDAY 18th DECEMBER 2010.

DON’T DELAY IN VOLUNTEERING, EMAIL US ON [email protected] TO-DAY!

Be part of a Journey!!!

http://www.alburujpress.com/


Address: Russel Square (Piccadilly Line-2mins from SOAS)

Tube Lines: District, Northern, Hammersmith, Piccadily. Buses: 25, 205

To reserve a place for this course:

Email: [email protected]

(Reservation will guarantee a place on this course.)

www.alburujpress.com

Dr. Kemal Helbawi

Translator of 'Dear Beloved Son', Dr. Kamal Helbawy was born in Egypt in 1939 and joined the Muslim Brotherhood at the age of twelve, largely receiving his education in Islam from them. After working in Nigeria, he travelled to Saudi Arabia, where he was among the founders of the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) and became their first executive director. After six years at the Institute of Policy Studies in Pakistan, Dr. Helbawy moved to London and helped create the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) and the Muslim Association of Britain (MAB). He was the MAB's first president and currently serves as an advisor to the organization. Dr. Helbawy is also a researcher in Islamic and strategic affairs. He has a his-tory of working in the relief sector and is currently the owner and supervisor of a care home for the elderly in Northwest London. Dr. Kemal Helbawy is 71 years old. May Allah grant him a long life. Ameen

Shaykh Ahmed Ba'biker

Also known as Abu Bakr As-Sudani, arrived in the UK in 1977 and since then he has been at the forefront of Daw'a in this country. He is currently the Imam of Yusuf Islam's Islamia School. He studied the Islamic Sciences in Sudan under Shaykh Fatih Qaribullah (rahimah -ullah) son of Sayyidi Shaykh Qaribullah (rahimah-ullah) son of the Great Shaykh Ahmed At-Tayyib (rahimah-ullah). He has certified Ijaza'at in various Islamic disciplines including Maliki Fiqh, Hadith, Aqeedah, Da'wah, Tajweed, Tasawwuf and other disciplines.


http://www.alburujpress.com/

Al Buruj Press presents

Supported by SOAS ISOC

The Great Revivers of the Past

“Surely, Allah will send for this Ummah at the advent of every one hundred years a person (or persons)

who will renovate its religion for it.” [Sunan Abu Dawood]

Throughout History, great men and personalities have risen to spread and revive the message of Islam. Great men rose above in their respective times and era, and through the acceptance of Allah, their very works and spirit has continued to spread to this day and influence many. This unique one day free course will analyse the lives of 3 great men and provide stu-dents the opportunity to ask questions, misconceptions and anything else regarding these 3 great men directly to those specialised and educated with these respected reviv-ers. By studying these personalities directly with Scholars, insha’allah this will provide a balance view and a true spectrum in understanding who these great figures were.

Al- Shaheed Hasan al Banna( ra): Dr. Kemal Helbawy

Shaykh ul Islam Ibn Taymiyyah (ra): Shaykh Haitham al Haddad

Hujjatul Islam Abu Hamid al-Ghazali (ra) : Shaykh Ahmed Ba’bi-

kir

Refreshments will also be provided

Time: 10:00am- 18:00pm

Price: FREE

Date: Sunday 19th December 2010

Venue: SOAS University, Lecture Room G2

********* PROJECTS IN CANARY WHARF ************************* The Canary Wharf Muslim Association (WharfMA) Presents: MENTORING IN THE WHARF

Mentoring is a proven way to increase the performance and fulfil the potential of mentees and help young people and students in particular to raise and realise their aspirations. Whether it's talking to someone in their chosen fields, harnessing their resources to pur-sue their goals, or gain useful insight on career choices, mentees can benefit greatly from the scheme. There is a huge range of benefits for mentors as well: encountering chal-lenges you otherwise wouldn't in the work environment; developing transferable skills that are directly relevant to the workplace; being a role model; increasing awareness, and giv-ing back to the local community. Mentors can make a huge difference to building a strong and secure future for the local community. What Mentees at Tower Hamlets College Say: Zafrin Begum (GNVQ Intermediate Business student) "...the person was a perfect role-model...from his behaviour, status and qualifications, also from his vast knowledge." Ahmed Ali (A Level Economics, Law and Communication Student) "My mentor helped me to manage my time more effectively and to develop study skills which helped me improve my marks." Shafiqul Islam (A Level Maths, Computing and Law) "Mentoring has been very useful in helping me decide what I would eventually like to do in the future." What it involves: *Meeting your mentee for one hour every month, where they will be able to discuss aca-demic work, career aspirations etc. *Full training and on-going support from the Mentoring Coordinator. *At least 6 months commitment to the scheme. Who can be a Mentor? Mentors can come from a wide variety of backgrounds; they need to be focused and have a positive attitude towards raising aspirations and achievements. Then MENTORING IS FOR YOU!!! For further details, or to join the mentoring programme, please contact: Tel: 0207 510 7994 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.wharfma.com

CHAPTER 6 - SURAH AL-AN'AM (THE CATTLE): 14 December

*************** WHARFMA NOTICES ***************

JUMMAH IN CANARY WHARF AND NEARBY - UPDATED

Venue: Canary Wharf Prayer Room, Barclays Tower Building 2 Churchill Place,

Canary Wharf, London E14 5RB

Toilets and abulution facilities available but you are requested to make wudu beforehand.

Times:

1st Khutbah 12.45pm and Jam'ah 1pm 2nd Khutbah 1.15pm and Jam'ah 1.30pm

Directions: On foot, you can get there by walking past Waitrose, so that the Waitrose

building is to your left. When you come to a bridge, you will notice a stairway that leads you down to the lower level. Take this stair-

way and enter the atrium using the doors on the right. You will find a Starbucks serving area in the middle of the atrium as you

come in, and the prayer room is to the right at the end of the hall.

Nearby Mosques: Most Jam'ah times are 1pm and around 5-minutes walking

distance of Canary Wharf.

1. Poplar Central Mosque, 253 East India Dock Road, London E14 0EG - Tel: 020 7536 0726

2. Limehouse Mosque, 304Â–306 Stock Place, London E14 8AE

3. Poplar Mosque & Community Centre, 7 Woolmore Street, Poplar, Lon-don,E14 3AG

4. Poplar Shah Jalal Mosque, 25 Hale Street, Poplar, London E14 0BF - Call

0787 239 771 / 0779 472 1833 Email: [email protected]

Canary Wharf Muslim Association [WharfMA] presents:

CHAPTER 6 - SURAH AL-AN'AM (THE CATTLE)

with Ustadh Hafiz Abdullah Muhammad*

Date: Tuesday 14th December 2010

Time: 6pm - 9pm

Venue: Idea Store Canary Wharf, Churchill Place, Canary Wharf, London E14 5RB

Surah al-An'am (6) is the first 'Makkan' chapter after Surah Al-Fatihah (1) af-

ter a series of long Madinan Surahs. Also, unlike all the previous long Surahs which were revealed piece-meal, this

Surah was was revealed all at once. Its revelation was accompanied by 70,000 angels which demonstrates the Surah's importance.

Whereas the previous Chapters dealt with the Ahl al-Kitab (Jews & Chris-

tians), this Surah makes reference to the Mushrikeen (Idolaters). The Surah begins with "All praise be to Allah who cre-

ated the heavens and the earth" (v.1) and the central themes of the Surah are Tawheed (monotheism), demonstra-

tion of Allah's Omnipotence and the rejection of polytheism by way of super-

stitious beliefs and practices, something not uncommon in our times in differ-ent forms.

In this 7th session of the monthly Journey Through the QurÂ’an series, we will

examine the history, structure and guidance provided in Surah al-AnÂ’am and their contemporary relevance.

All welcome - Notes included. Please bring a copy of the Quran

Attendance of previous sessions not necessary and no pre-requiste knowledge

required.

Cost is £10 CASH per session and to confirm your place please please email your name, mobile, and number

of people attending to [email protected].

Limited spaces only and entrance via bookings to guarantee places and

spaces offered on a first come first basis.

For more information please contact: Tel: 07837 645 758

E-mail: [email protected]

Recruiting of community members Newham is part of a 4 borough (TH, N, CH and Waltham Forest) project to in-

crease awareness of signs and symptoms of breast and lung cancer and early presentation in primary care. Part of the project will use a publicity campaign

but there will also be other ways of delivering the message. To find out what we don’t know yet and test out ideas, I will need to recruit members from the

following groups and would really appreciate your input on the best places to

go (we are not using a street recruitment agency). For lung cancer our tar-get is White men and women and Bangladeshi men 50+ years, smokers and

ex-smokers. For breast cancer it is women 40+ from White, Black, Bangla-deshi, Pakistani and Indian groups.

I will be recruiting people for individual interviews, paired interviews (2 friends who know each other) and small focus groups but will only need to

find 2 or 3 people for each. So I am hoping that you can suggest appropriate groups or places for recruit-

ing people other than just the usual suspect like community centres. White men and women (semi-skilled / unskilled group / unemployed or pen-

sioner) smokers and ex-smokers – will we find people in this category in com-munity centres which is where we would normally go? Are there other places

you would suggest? I would probably recruit one or two people for each in-terview / group and provide a financial incentive.

Women 40+, White, Black, Bangladeshi, Pakistani and Indian ( mix of all so-

cioeconomic groups) I would really appreciate your input. Do you think you can get back to me by

the end of the week? Thanks a lot.

Sarojini Ariyanayagam

Health Improvement Manager

NHS Newham Warehouse K2

Western Gateway London E16 1DR

Tel:0207 059 6621 Fax: 0207 059 6636

Dawud Ali

Wharnsby

The Crazy spots

I’ve prayed

Nasheeds and Poetry Page | Page 60

All the earth is a place of prostration,

Every field and meadow, mountain, park, city, farm

plantation.

Every roadside, seaside, hillside, walkway,

Any lace clean and green can be a place to pray

When I think of every path, where I've ever trot,

I laugh at all the crazy spots I stopped to worship

God.

Remember that long car ride?

Driving all night so far,

Under the summer moon we pulled off to the side,

Reclining in the front seat of the car.

Waking to a fajr bird sound,

And washing in the coin car wash we found.

With the water blaster making wudhu,

You sprayed me and I sprayed you.

We stood so drowsy in the dawn,

Behind the car wash dripping on the lawn.



plantation.


Any place clean and green can be a place to pray



God.

Saturday shopping day, in a busy mall and bustling

through the aisles,

Where everyone's getting in my way.

Each blank zombie we shop and face forty smiles.

Time comes for prayer attack,

Grab a pair of pants or a sweater from the rack.

Find a changing room and latch the door,

Set aside excuses and hit the floor.

As I go back to the mall,

It's easier then to make sense of it all.



plantation.





God.

And our socks froze to the blanket,

That we spread over the snow,

Your call to prayer bounced off the trees and across

the icy meadow.

Crisp and clean cold air, our hearts were so aware,

Our bodies felt the frozen freedom what a very cool

place for prayer!



plantation.





God.

There was a time next to the river;

There was a time in the school hall.

There was that stairwell in that building,

There was that forest in the fall.

The movie house corridor,

The airplane kitchen in the sky.

So many places I'm sure there'll be more

Pieces of earth to testify.



plantation.





God.

O you who believe! Eat not up your property amongst yourselves in vanities: but let there be amongst you traffic and trade by

mutual good-will: nor kill (or destroy) yourselves: for verily Allah has been to you Most Merciful. [Al Qur’an 4:29]

Newham Muslim Community Directory

ACCOUNTANTS Zareef Kahloon & Co. Chartered Certified Ac-countants 343 High Street North Manor Park London E12 6PQ 020 8548 4095

CAR REPAIRS St Stephens Garage 133 St Stephens Rd East Ham London E6 1AT 020 8472 0325

CHARITY Kashmir International Re-lief Fund 577 Lea Bridge Rd, E11 0208 521 3220 07904119954

CITIZENSHIP CTS-UK 806 High Road, Leyton E10 6AE 02085328462

COLLEGE

COURSES BITE British Institute of Technology & E-commerce 258-262 Romford Road, Lon-don, E7 9HZ 02085523071

FURNITURE Al Mirage Furniture 252 High St North Manor Park E12 6SB 02084700099

FASHION Meena Bazaar 341 High St North, E12 6PQ Ready made garments 02084722595 Uzma Creations

145 Green Street, E7 8JE UP TO 50% OFF 02084721313

HEATING AND INSTALLATION Flame Heating C/H Systems and Boilers Repair –Service – Installa-tions 0208 552 7698 07774 152272 07903 765755

HEATING, PLUMBING AND ELECTRI-CAL SUPPLIES Wellworth (London)

Ltd 2-4 Tudor Road London E9 7SN Bath Showroom Trade & DIY Counter Huge Range of Fittings Heating & Gas Supplies Electrical Supplies & Goods Pipes, Valves & Pumps

KITCHENS Net Kitchens Direct 87 Wood Street London E17 3JX 020 8521 2171

MASJIDS

SUPPORT Indian Muslim Federation (Newham Branch) 6 Lincoln Road Forest Gate London E7 8QW

WRESTLING USB Leytonstone School Sports Centre 07949588196 07958251945 www.teamusb.com

BEAUTY Maira Hair & Beauty Salon 341-343 High St North London E12 6TN 02084722595

MEDIATION Muslim Mediation Service 2a Streatfield Ave E6 2LA 0208 432 2805 Islamic Counselling Mar-riage Mediation Service for Mus-lims Women 07909941179

PEST

CONTROL Bed Bugz Exterminator Newham Wide 07515424918

SPORTS

Football Muslim5aside Beckton Power league Nor-wegian Playing Fields, Jen-kins Lane, Newham, IG11 0AD 07886275209 DM Football Club Plashet Park Manor Park E12 07515789068

London APSA

Football Club

Years 1,2,3,5

07956556382

07539647837

TUITION KiPP2 Tuition Centre 56-62 Church Road, E12 6AF 07886020071

XLR8 Tuition Home tuition by

qualified teach-ers

CRB Checked Strictly 1-2-1

07949641815

ESTATE

AGENTS

Wisemove London Ltd 250 High St North Manor Park E12 6SB

TRAVEL Your Travel Shop

197 Cranbrook Road,

IG1 4TA

www.travelshop.com

02085547070

FINANCE SA FINANCIAL SERVICE 197 Green Street, E7 8LL Mahmood Akhtar 02084714444

SWAP SHOP If you have items that you would like to swap or gift then please do email us and we will include in the next edition.

THANK YOU If you wish to send a mes-sage to a family member or someone who workds hard in the community then email us with your message

ADVERTISE If you would like to advertise and support us then please do ring us or email us: 07886020071 [email protected] If any local businesses or big-hearted people wish to sup-port us and believe that we are attempting to do good for the community, then please contact us and support us in any way you can.

http://www.travelshop.com

HMC was born essentially out of one concern and one concern only;

to be able to provide assurance that we are eating genuine Halal, not just “because it says Halal… it must be Halal!"

HMC is the product of a particular, prolonged situation – a situation of deceit

and treachery. Muslims are being betrayed by individuals & corporations whose only concern is making fast, easy money. Using 'blessed blades', pre

recorded Bismillah, captive bolts, electrified water and even pork proteins; the hard-earned Halal cash of many is being used to buy Haram. HMC has

therefore, shouldered the enormous responsibility of discharging an obliga-tory duty on behalf of you, the community at large. Help HMC to Help You!

Barkat & Sons Halal Meat

645 Romford Road

Manor Park, E12 5AD

Tel: 020 8911 8509

A M & Sons

84-88 Belgrave Road

Ilford, IG1 3AL

Tel: 020 8554 4030

A M & Sons (2)

397 Green Street

Upton Park, E13 9AU

Tel: 020 8472 7267

Amaan Halal Butchers

42 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9LN

Tel: 020 8470 1514

Bismillah Fresh Halal

Meat & Poultry

70 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9LN

Tel: 020 8548 0992

Mob: 07932 836 696

Bismillah Halal Meat

370 Ilford Lane

Ilford, IG1 2LZ

Tel: 020 8478 9900

Budget Fair Cash & Carry

51 - 53 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9PA

Tel: 020 8552 2888

Butt Halal Meat

209 Ilford Lane

Ilford, IG1 2RU

Tel: 020 8220 7775

Hamza Halal Butchers

115 Altmore Avenue

East Ham, E6 2BX

Tel: 020 8471 2325

Iman Halal Meat

319 Green Street

Plaistow, E13 9AR

Tel: 020 8472 3308

Kashmir Halal Meat &

Foodstore

120 - 122 Katherine Road

East Ham, E6 1ER

Tel: 020 8472 8669

Khan Halal Meat

103 Burges Road

East Ham, E6 2BL

Tel: 020 8552 7175

Lala's Quality Halal Meat

& Poultry

89 Belgrave Road

Ilford, IG1 3AL

Tel: 02000 114 055

Noori Halal Butchers

328 High Street North

Manor Park, E12 6PH

Tel: 020 8472 1667

Quality Halal Meat

126 Barking Road

East Ham, E6 3BD

Tel: 020 8552 1122

Stratford Mini Market

48 Romford Road

Stratford, E15 4BZ

Tel: 020 8534 7281

Sunnah

457 Romford Rd

Forest Gate, E7 8AB

Tel: 020 8555 1441

Taqwa Fresh Quality

Halal Meat

123 Green Street

Forest Gate, E7 8JF

Tel: 020 8552 2036

TSB Convenience Store

428 Katherine Road

Forest Gate, E7 8NP

Tel: 020 8586 6999

Unique Cash & Carry

418 Katherine Road

Forest Gate, E7 8NP

Tel: 020 8472 5705

Abu Bakar

47 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9PA

Tel: 020 8470 2300

Ahmed's Perfect Fried

Chicken

61 Vicarage Lane

Stratford, E15 4HG

Tel: 020 8522 4377

AJ's Chicken & Pizza

221 Ley Street

Ilford, IG1 4BL

Tel: 020 8553 1125

A'la Pizza

28 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9LN

Tel: 020 8586 6688

Aladdin BBQ & Grill

121 Ley Street

Ilford, IG1 4BH

Tel: 020 8553 3357

Al-Farooq Kebabish

435 Barking Road,

East Ham, E6 2JX

Tel: 020 8472 0917

Al-Farooq Kebabish

84 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9LW

Tel: 020 8472 3049

Al-Farooq Kebabish

395 Green Street

Upton Park, E13 9AU

Tel: 020 8471 1452

Al-Firdous Restaurant &

Takeaway

187 Plashet Road

Forest Gate, E13 0QZ

Tel: 020 8503 5340

Bar B Q Base

832 Romford Road,

Manor Park, E12 5JG

Tel: 020 8514 2989

Chicken 2 Go


Manor Park, E12 6RH

Tel: 020 8475 0003

Dixy Chicken

282 Barking Road

East Ham, E6 3BA

Tel: 020 8471 0900

Dixy Chicken


East Ham, E6 2JA

Tel:

Dixy Fried Chicken


Manor Park, E12 6PH

Tel: 020 8548 1336

Euro Fried Chicken &

Pizza

90 Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9LW

Tel: 020 8471 4488

Griller (6)

649 High Road

Seven Kings, IG3 8RA

Tel: 020 8590 6400

GrillFellas

88 Katherine Road

East Ham, E6 1EN

Tel: 020 8471 9454

Hyderabadi Spice


Manor Park, E12 6SL

Tel: 020 8472 0255

Jumbo's

66 Plashet Road

Upton Park, E13 0RQ

Tel: 020 8472 7637

Jungle Braai Barbeque

115 Wood Street

Walthamstow, E17 3LL

Tel: 07886 184442

Khana Khazana Restaurant

249 Green Street

Forest Gate, E7 8LJ

Tel: 020 8503 4200 Lahore Xpress

99 Green Street

Forest Gate, E7 8JF

Tel: 020 8471 3353

Madina Kebabish

85a Upton Lane

Forest Gate, E7 9PB

Tel: 020 8586 7027

Mai'da Indian Eatery

148-150 Bethnal Green Rd

London, E2 6DG

Tel: 020 7739 2645

@ Manish

23 Queens Market

Upton Park, E13 9BA

Tel: 020 8472 2441

Noor Fried Chicken

284 Barking Road

East Ham, E6 3BA

Tel: 020 8472 5555

Pandoo's Family Restau-

rant

112 Cranbrook Road

Ilford, IG1 4LZ

Tel: 020 8518 6677

Pizza Pan

16 Terrace Road

Plaistow, E13 0PB

Tel: 020 8548 1144

Salt & Pepper Lahori

Cuisine

704 Romford Road

Manor Park, E12 5AJ

Tel: 020 8514 3145

Sheikh's Restaurant

89 Green Street

Forest Gate, E7 8JF

Tel: 020 8471 3366

Shiowari

229-231 Cranbrook Road

Ilford, IG1 4TD Tel: 020 8554 2022

Signature Hyderabad

107 Green Street

Forest Gate, E7 8JF

Tel: 020 8552 2646

Tandoori Nites

235 East India Dock Road

Poplar, E14 0EG

Tel: 020 7531 4331

Taste Of India


Manor Park, E12 6PH

Tel: 020 8471 2122

The Grill Restaurant


Manor Park, E12 6RH

Tel: 020 8470 0093

Zu's Sizzlers

83 Green Street

Upton Park, E7 8JF

Tel: 020 8471 1212

We are on the web:

www.newhammuslimorganisations.com

Website still under construction!

NMO are looking for volunteers who wish to make a positive

difference in Newham. Our main aim is to see walls being broken

down, those walls that we have built in our hearts and minds.

Please email us with any feedback: [email protected]

London APSA (0) 0 vs 3 (1) Bethnal Green

Sports Page Page 64

London APSA finally got back to playing football following weeks of cancelled games, as a result of the recent cold weather. However, a local derby against a high flying Bethnal Green was enough to shake out any cobwebs from the recent fixture disruption. APSA started sharply and took the game to Bethnal. Locke went on a run down the APSA right and was appeared to be pulled back in the penalty area. As he went down, all eyes turned to the ref who decided that no offence was committed and waved play on, turning the penalty claim down. The game saw the return of former APSA player Isaac Aubynn and in 15th minute Aubynn skipped past APSA skipper John Langton and sent a cross in for Stephenson to open the scoring. APSA rallied and tried to claw their way back into the game. 5 mins later Akpele hit a spectacular over-head kick, which cannoned off of the Bethnal crossbar with Wright well beaten. The game was intense and tackles were flying in and as the temperature rose on the pitch, the individual battles ensued. This led to one or two tough tackles and in the 34th min, Bethnal should have been down to 10 men when Ryan Wilson left his boot in and stamped on Jamie Langton. To everyone's amazement, the ref decided that only a yellow card was merited for the offence and play continued in this heated derby. The second half was end-to-end, as APSA tried to get back into the game. Bethnal continued to press and Brown save smartly from Aubynn to keep score at 1-0. APSA pressed for the equaliser and forced a corner. Burger rose highest to nod the ball back across goal. Bethnal cleared the ball and launched the ball up field. Jama, picked the ball up with APSA still committed to the attack. Jama's pace was too much for John Langton and he finished past Brown with some aplomb. Bethnal made it 3-0 following on from another poor referring decision. It appeared that the referee had awarded APSA a free-kick midway inside their half and with everyone pushing forward to set themselves for the delivery, Bethnal took the ball and, with APSA out of position, Coulson scored their third. APSA's protests fell on deaf ears, as the ref was not interested in hearing what APSA had to say. The goal stood and the game ended 3-0. Manager Higley had this to say: ‘The ref didn’t cover himself in glory today. We should have had a pen-alty, they should have been down to 10 men and that final decision was baffling. How does a referee award a free-kick to your team and let the opposition run off with the ball and score? The lads gave it their all, but it is really frustrating when blatant decisions like that go against you.’

tms 18

Documents

muslim aid website

work of muslim aid

muslim aid programmes

muslim seeker

muslim aid tackles poverty

uk charity commission

muslim aids position

charity commissions