YA ALI MADAD:
I just got some watsapp messages that Hazar Imam is visiting Tanzania from 10-13 October 2017 and would work grant Didar.
Please can anyone confirm the truth or reality of this new?
MHI visit to East Africa October 2017 (Tanzania and Uganda)
October 5th - 13th: Africa Visit - H.H. The Aga Khan will visit East Africa for official work and for meeting his community in Kampala and Dar es Salaam on the occasion of his Diamond Jubilee.
Dates may slightly change to accommodate the Uganda Independence Day on 9th October: South Africa from 5th to 7th October 2017, Kenya from 7th to 9th Oct, Rwanda from 9th to 11th Oct, Tanzania from 11th-12th and Uganda from 12th to 14th Oct. 2017
These are tentative dates, not confirmed dates.
Dates may slightly change to accommodate the Uganda Independence Day on 9th October: South Africa from 5th to 7th October 2017, Kenya from 7th to 9th Oct, Rwanda from 9th to 11th Oct, Tanzania from 11th-12th and Uganda from 12th to 14th Oct. 2017
These are tentative dates, not confirmed dates.
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Those who intend to travel to East Africa, remember that thin plastic bags are illegal and passengers arriving in some airports such as Nairobi face stiff fines up to a thousand dollars it these are found in their luggage. You should only have thick recyclable and reusable bags in your luggage. Even some of the bags you receive in Duty Free at the airports are banned.
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2017, October 12 Dar es Salaam Diamond Jubilee Darbar subsequent to Kampala Darbar. October 12 is also the Birthday of Prince Rahim. Lets hope the Jamat asks the Imam to cut the cake in this honour if not in honour of Diamond Jubilee.
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*Monday 9th Oct*
Raas Garba and refreshments - individual JKs
*Tuesday 10th Oct*
Devotional Night and Dinner at ne confirm JK
*Wednesday 11th Oct*
- Lunch at Darkhana for up country Jamat
- Dinner at Upanga for all jamat
*Thursday 12th Oct*
*DARBAR*
- Lunch either at Upanga JK or DJ parking area depending on time
- evening JK at DJ Hall
- Dinner and Dandia
*Friday 13th October*
- Khane at individual JKs
- Dinner and celebration night
Raas Garba and refreshments - individual JKs
*Tuesday 10th Oct*
Devotional Night and Dinner at ne confirm JK
*Wednesday 11th Oct*
- Lunch at Darkhana for up country Jamat
- Dinner at Upanga for all jamat
*Thursday 12th Oct*
*DARBAR*
- Lunch either at Upanga JK or DJ parking area depending on time
- evening JK at DJ Hall
- Dinner and Dandia
*Friday 13th October*
- Khane at individual JKs
- Dinner and celebration night
Ya Ali Madad:
I desired to visit Tanzania but with restrictions placed infor overseas jamat.So planned to go to Bali,Indonesia .which again has concern for volcano eruption.
I assume in spirit our Diamond jubilee slogan of ONE JAMAT.
I hope that both durbar of Kampala and Dar es salam with visit highlight should be shown later on video to world jamat ( within 7-10 days after the event).this viewing to be celebrated by all jamat or the world with local sherbet,snacks and garba.
So every jubilee is equally celebrated,and those fortunate who saved money on travel should be more generous in charity.
This is my sincere wish as well.
The only which could be open for the overseas Ismaili to see the Seat of IMAMAT that would be Lisbon Portugal.
So let all 20 million Ismaili celebrate each jubilee visit and not around 5000++ zahiri didaar seeking murids.
CC to LIF members
I desired to visit Tanzania but with restrictions placed infor overseas jamat.So planned to go to Bali,Indonesia .which again has concern for volcano eruption.
I assume in spirit our Diamond jubilee slogan of ONE JAMAT.
I hope that both durbar of Kampala and Dar es salam with visit highlight should be shown later on video to world jamat ( within 7-10 days after the event).this viewing to be celebrated by all jamat or the world with local sherbet,snacks and garba.
So every jubilee is equally celebrated,and those fortunate who saved money on travel should be more generous in charity.
This is my sincere wish as well.
The only which could be open for the overseas Ismaili to see the Seat of IMAMAT that would be Lisbon Portugal.
So let all 20 million Ismaili celebrate each jubilee visit and not around 5000++ zahiri didaar seeking murids.
CC to LIF members
Ya Ali Madad:
On all forthcoming jubilee darbars,A couplet in lighter vien.
Dearest Spiritual Father.
HOOVE ALI KO KAYNAAT KA RAAJ MUBARAK HOOVE.
MOMINO KO SAMOSA,BIRYANI,SHERBET,JALSA AUR KHUB JALSA MUBARAK HOOVE.
Our father smiles upon us graciously.We as his children could have an obligation to make him laugh sometimes.
On all forthcoming jubilee darbars,A couplet in lighter vien.
Dearest Spiritual Father.
HOOVE ALI KO KAYNAAT KA RAAJ MUBARAK HOOVE.
MOMINO KO SAMOSA,BIRYANI,SHERBET,JALSA AUR KHUB JALSA MUBARAK HOOVE.
Our father smiles upon us graciously.We as his children could have an obligation to make him laugh sometimes.
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Bawla ho gaya hai.nuseri wrote:Ya Ali Madad:
On all forthcoming jubilee darbars,A couplet in lighter vien.
Dearest Spiritual Father.
HOOVE ALI KO KAYNAAT KA RAAJ MUBARAK HOOVE.
MOMINO KO SAMOSA,BIRYANI,SHERBET,JALSA AUR KHUB JALSA MUBARAK HOOVE.
Our father smiles upon us graciously.We as his children could have an obligation to make him laugh sometimes.
Qavi, mai(n) terey ku bola shairi me wazan paida kar.
Dekh teri second line seedhi Uganda ja rahi hai samosa khaney.
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To Leaders and Jamat
Dear All,
Leaders are all in Aiglemont today for the next few days. So will they change their wish & not block murids who come to kampala and Dar es Salam for Deedar (Prayer)
They know that their wish is not the wish of the Jamats or Hazar Imam. They represent the Jamat and must respect all murids .
Is this epochal diamond Jubilee not more , or as Important as the Golden Juhilee for All murids ? In Golden Jubilee All murids were allowed to attend. What has changed ? Murids should not be blocked and divided but welcomed and united
Watch the following interview of an Ismaili who was blocked in Singapore in 2012. All murids especially all Ismaili volunteers should watch this, and do as Imam says, does, and would do.
All murids must welcome all murids, like they do when they come to any JK. Would Leaders block Murids from going to pray in any JK globally ? They know that going for Deedar is one of the most important prayer and part of our faith, if not the most.
Last weekend Murids in Chantilly without any Ismaili security, were respectful, and acted with decorum and dignity. Hazar Imam was very comfortable and happy to walk alone. Murids were interacting. Some Leaders were there but did not mix with Murids. (No Ismaili security was there to block and harass murids as instructed by those who are not doing what Hazar Imam says)
Link to Interview https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7WuU ... WhMcXBhb1U
All Leaders Nationally & in Aiglemont should reconsider & change. Murids and Ismaili volunteers should respect & allow all murids who come & be respectful, companionate and brotherly towards them. Many Murids will be sharing videos on the day. And Media are watching us as a community.
Enjoy - more Video clips and pictures of this event (last weekend). Links below.
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritag ... 493510548/
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritag ... 6570148107
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritage/
Dear All,
Leaders are all in Aiglemont today for the next few days. So will they change their wish & not block murids who come to kampala and Dar es Salam for Deedar (Prayer)
They know that their wish is not the wish of the Jamats or Hazar Imam. They represent the Jamat and must respect all murids .
Is this epochal diamond Jubilee not more , or as Important as the Golden Juhilee for All murids ? In Golden Jubilee All murids were allowed to attend. What has changed ? Murids should not be blocked and divided but welcomed and united
Watch the following interview of an Ismaili who was blocked in Singapore in 2012. All murids especially all Ismaili volunteers should watch this, and do as Imam says, does, and would do.
All murids must welcome all murids, like they do when they come to any JK. Would Leaders block Murids from going to pray in any JK globally ? They know that going for Deedar is one of the most important prayer and part of our faith, if not the most.
Last weekend Murids in Chantilly without any Ismaili security, were respectful, and acted with decorum and dignity. Hazar Imam was very comfortable and happy to walk alone. Murids were interacting. Some Leaders were there but did not mix with Murids. (No Ismaili security was there to block and harass murids as instructed by those who are not doing what Hazar Imam says)
Link to Interview https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7WuU ... WhMcXBhb1U
All Leaders Nationally & in Aiglemont should reconsider & change. Murids and Ismaili volunteers should respect & allow all murids who come & be respectful, companionate and brotherly towards them. Many Murids will be sharing videos on the day. And Media are watching us as a community.
Enjoy - more Video clips and pictures of this event (last weekend). Links below.
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritag ... 493510548/
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritag ... 6570148107
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritage/
Ya Ali MADAD.
Add-on to the couplet.
ALI KI MUSKAAN ,HAZARO NYAMAT BARASTI HAI.
PHIR TO USKI DIL SE HAASI,BARSENGE LAKHO NYAMATEEE.
WE WERE, ARE & WILL NEVER EVER BE DUKHI ATMAS/souls.
To mchatur:Ya Ali MADAD.
I do not think this October restriction place could be lifted.
It would late by then.WHO rules requires for re entry into home countries ,the person should have taken yellow fever shots 15 DAYS before that date.
What you mentioned is wishful thinking.Hope something comes out of it.
If 10000 Ismailis save appx $ 1500 per trip that comes US$ 15 million ,if that used for helping our brothers/sisters in need in Syria,Afghanistan, and others.
Add-on to the couplet.
ALI KI MUSKAAN ,HAZARO NYAMAT BARASTI HAI.
PHIR TO USKI DIL SE HAASI,BARSENGE LAKHO NYAMATEEE.
WE WERE, ARE & WILL NEVER EVER BE DUKHI ATMAS/souls.
To mchatur:Ya Ali MADAD.
I do not think this October restriction place could be lifted.
It would late by then.WHO rules requires for re entry into home countries ,the person should have taken yellow fever shots 15 DAYS before that date.
What you mentioned is wishful thinking.Hope something comes out of it.
If 10000 Ismailis save appx $ 1500 per trip that comes US$ 15 million ,if that used for helping our brothers/sisters in need in Syria,Afghanistan, and others.
Many Ismailis travel and have their vaccinations. Countries like Tanzania and others require Yellow Fever vaccination, no doubt.
However to compare the value of a didar with amounts of money is utter nonsense. There are many things one can do in life to save money or help people which Ismailis do very generously. Cutting on Didars is not an option. You do not measure the value of Light in a Soul with money in a pocket.
Furthermore, there is no need to create controversies on each available occasion. This thread is for informing people about the forthcoming Didars and the program surrounding these Didars.
However to compare the value of a didar with amounts of money is utter nonsense. There are many things one can do in life to save money or help people which Ismailis do very generously. Cutting on Didars is not an option. You do not measure the value of Light in a Soul with money in a pocket.
Furthermore, there is no need to create controversies on each available occasion. This thread is for informing people about the forthcoming Didars and the program surrounding these Didars.
admin
HI, I am from Burundi, i just wanted to ask one thing.
Should the jamat of Burundi is allowed to attend the deedar in Uganda or not?
If not, then if somebody is not affordable to visit Tanzania or Kenya to see maula bapa then what they should do?
Waiting for your prompt response.
Should the jamat of Burundi is allowed to attend the deedar in Uganda or not?
If not, then if somebody is not affordable to visit Tanzania or Kenya to see maula bapa then what they should do?
Waiting for your prompt response.
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nuseri wrote:Ya Ali MADAD.
Add-on to the couplet.
ALI KI MUSKAAN ,HAZARO NYAMAT BARASTI HAI.
PHIR TO USKI DIL SE HAASI,BARSENGE LAKHO NYAMATEEE.
WE WERE, ARE & WILL NEVER EVER BE DUKHI ATMAS/souls.
To mchatur:Ya Ali MADAD.
I do not think this October restriction place could be lifted.
It would late by then.WHO rules requires for re entry into home countries ,the person should have taken yellow fever shots 15 DAYS before that date.
What you mentioned is wishful thinking.Hope something comes out of it.
If 10000 Ismailis save appx $ 1500 per trip that comes US$ 15 million ,if that used for helping our brothers/sisters in need in Syria,Afghanistan, and others.
Looking at smiling face of Imam ber haqq makes a murid shaad and aabaad.
On one side is Imam and on other are millions, the momin will go for didaar of Imam.
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Aga Khan council invites everyone in Dar es salaam to come to Julius Nyerere International Airport to welcome Aga Khan on his arrival on 11 Oct 2017...
Link to more http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/184034 ... index.html
In Summary
His Highness Aga Khan will visit the country next week following invitation extended by President John Magufuli.
By Gadiosa Lamtey @gadiosa2 glamtey@tz. nationmedia.com
Dar es Salaam. The Aga Khan Council said the visit of his Highness the Aga Khan to Tanzania, scheduled for October 11-12, will open opportunities to various sectors and boost the country’s economy.
His Highness Aga Khan will visit the country next week following invitation extended by President John Magufuli.
Addressing a press conference on Friday October 6, member of the Aga Khan Council responsible for communication Shelmina Shivji said the purpose of the visit was to reaffirm commitment of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) to Tanzanians.
"The majority of Tanzanians have benefited with development projects undertaken by foundations operating under the Highness, therefore, we call upon Dar es Salaam residents to appear at Julius Nyerere International Airport during his arrival,” she said.
She said his visit to East Africa, will commerce on October 9, by visiting Uganda following invitation made by Yoweriu Mseveni before arriving to Tanzania.
For her part, Aga Khan Hospital Director of Nursing Lucy Hwai said the hospital had embarked on a Sh176 billion significant expansion that would boost its capacity and become a premier teaching and provider of tertiary health care education in the country.
The expansion, expected to be completed by mid-2018, will enhance cardiology, oncology, neuroscience, critical care and obstructs and gynaecology programmes.
Ms Hwai added that the expansion would provide 100 additional beds and six new operating theatres along with advance diagnostic facilities, which would also allow expansion of education programmes.
"We are happy for his historical visit of his Highness Aga Khan and hope he will inspect the expansion project," she said.
Also as part of expansion, 20 additional outreach health facilities will be established by 2020 across the country.
Meanwhile, Aga Khan Foundation Director Revealed Kataru said the facility was implementing other various projects in health, education, finance and agriculture.
She said 1,844 residents in Lindi and Mtwara had benefited from loans provided to small sized entrepreneurs to enable them open and strengthen their businesses with 66 per cent being women.
Ms Kataru said the foundation intended to improve incomes of poor families in efforts to eradicate poverty.
Link to more http://www.thecitizen.co.tz/News/184034 ... index.html
In Summary
His Highness Aga Khan will visit the country next week following invitation extended by President John Magufuli.
By Gadiosa Lamtey @gadiosa2 glamtey@tz. nationmedia.com
Dar es Salaam. The Aga Khan Council said the visit of his Highness the Aga Khan to Tanzania, scheduled for October 11-12, will open opportunities to various sectors and boost the country’s economy.
His Highness Aga Khan will visit the country next week following invitation extended by President John Magufuli.
Addressing a press conference on Friday October 6, member of the Aga Khan Council responsible for communication Shelmina Shivji said the purpose of the visit was to reaffirm commitment of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN) to Tanzanians.
"The majority of Tanzanians have benefited with development projects undertaken by foundations operating under the Highness, therefore, we call upon Dar es Salaam residents to appear at Julius Nyerere International Airport during his arrival,” she said.
She said his visit to East Africa, will commerce on October 9, by visiting Uganda following invitation made by Yoweriu Mseveni before arriving to Tanzania.
For her part, Aga Khan Hospital Director of Nursing Lucy Hwai said the hospital had embarked on a Sh176 billion significant expansion that would boost its capacity and become a premier teaching and provider of tertiary health care education in the country.
The expansion, expected to be completed by mid-2018, will enhance cardiology, oncology, neuroscience, critical care and obstructs and gynaecology programmes.
Ms Hwai added that the expansion would provide 100 additional beds and six new operating theatres along with advance diagnostic facilities, which would also allow expansion of education programmes.
"We are happy for his historical visit of his Highness Aga Khan and hope he will inspect the expansion project," she said.
Also as part of expansion, 20 additional outreach health facilities will be established by 2020 across the country.
Meanwhile, Aga Khan Foundation Director Revealed Kataru said the facility was implementing other various projects in health, education, finance and agriculture.
She said 1,844 residents in Lindi and Mtwara had benefited from loans provided to small sized entrepreneurs to enable them open and strengthen their businesses with 66 per cent being women.
Ms Kataru said the foundation intended to improve incomes of poor families in efforts to eradicate poverty.
does anyone (incl Admin) have any updated information about Kampala darbar -I happen to be here for work meetings from the UK but they are not at all welcoming in the main Jamatkhana - before even saying anything to any foreigners, all am hearing is that its only for local jamat havent yet spoken to Mukhi thank you
On a separate note, if it is really for locals there are some very influential and wealthy individuals who are currently at the serena and interestingly these are from the UK and Tanzania with nothing to do with the Board but very much invited for darbar. how does this happen?
On a separate note, if it is really for locals there are some very influential and wealthy individuals who are currently at the serena and interestingly these are from the UK and Tanzania with nothing to do with the Board but very much invited for darbar. how does this happen?
Registration for Darbar:
Ugandan Jamati residents that have not yet registered are advised to go to the National Council office. Jamati members will be required to show their Passports and any other neccessary documentaion. Registration is for Ugandan Jamati member ONLY. Entry to Darbar will not be permitted without the registration and Darbar Entrance card.
Darbar Parking and shuttle service:
Parking will be at at the Aga Khan School. There will be NO parking at Darkhana, additionally there will be NO
drop off allowed at Darkhana. Jamati member will NOT be allowed to enter Jamatkhana compound on foot.
Security checkup and Darbar Entrance Card:
Every Jamati member must go to the Aga Khan School for security check. Once Jamati members have gone through a security check they will board the Shuttle Bus and will be asked to show their Darbar entry card. NO
Jamati member will not be allowed to board the shuttle bus without their entry card.
Ugandan Jamati residents that have not yet registered are advised to go to the National Council office. Jamati members will be required to show their Passports and any other neccessary documentaion. Registration is for Ugandan Jamati member ONLY. Entry to Darbar will not be permitted without the registration and Darbar Entrance card.
Darbar Parking and shuttle service:
Parking will be at at the Aga Khan School. There will be NO parking at Darkhana, additionally there will be NO
drop off allowed at Darkhana. Jamati member will NOT be allowed to enter Jamatkhana compound on foot.
Security checkup and Darbar Entrance Card:
Every Jamati member must go to the Aga Khan School for security check. Once Jamati members have gone through a security check they will board the Shuttle Bus and will be asked to show their Darbar entry card. NO
Jamati member will not be allowed to board the shuttle bus without their entry card.
The whole quote translates as:
467th Farman:
Nairobi 21-3-1945
Hazarat Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah made the Farman:
"We bestow upon you Jamats many many blessings. Seeing you has made us very happy. Today in the New Year's day that is, on the festival of Idd-e-Navroz we grant/offer you many many Mubarakis.
While we are here nobody should leave their business or employment. Every employee should leave for their employment immediately after the Didar. The employers should not get the impression that due to our visit, the employees are absent from work. Do not ever act in a manner which displeases the employers. For the sake of Didar, not to go to business or employment is very inappropriate. We are very unhappy about it. You can have our Didar on the streets or in your cars..."
467th Farman:
Nairobi 21-3-1945
Hazarat Imam Sultan Muhammad Shah made the Farman:
"We bestow upon you Jamats many many blessings. Seeing you has made us very happy. Today in the New Year's day that is, on the festival of Idd-e-Navroz we grant/offer you many many Mubarakis.
While we are here nobody should leave their business or employment. Every employee should leave for their employment immediately after the Didar. The employers should not get the impression that due to our visit, the employees are absent from work. Do not ever act in a manner which displeases the employers. For the sake of Didar, not to go to business or employment is very inappropriate. We are very unhappy about it. You can have our Didar on the streets or in your cars..."
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Dear Admin and kmaherali thank you very much for posting and sharing that Firman - may you be blessed for all your efforts. we will try to follow that and to get a glimpse in open public spaces it is unfortunate that previous UK president who is now AKDN diplomat in Uganda always harped on publicly about EK JAMAAT this behaviour by powers that be of prohibiting anyone who is already in the country for whatever reason be it work, meetings;or otherwise just shows how far we really are from being "One Jamaat" - shame on them all - as per Glorious Quran this life is a test of the hereafter - they will have to answer for their actions Uganda Darkhana Jamatkhana (Martin Road) volunteer corps need to also learn lessons in humility, politeness, etiquette and brotherhood- you have to have witnessed this evening how rude they really were in shouting and trying to stop people from even going to Jamatkhana to worship - unbelievable- and to call themselves Ismaili is a real farce when Imam says we are all brothers and sisters - is this how the very first Diamond Jubilee Darbar is going to be remembered?
Actualy Hazar Imam has made clear that he wanted the kind of grand public ceremony which his grandfather, Mowlana Sultan Muhammad Shah had for his Jubilees. He said it is an Ismaili custom and it should be definitely carried on.shak110 wrote: is this how the very first Diamond Jubilee Darbar is going to be remembered?
There is a video confirming this at
https://www.facebook.com/IsmailiHeritag ... 504788850/
In that we have completely failed to respect the wish of our Imam and to respect the Ismaili Customs.
Ya Ali Madad:
Times and Circumstance do change ,He is a the Imam for now 2017 what he says today is order for us and not what was said 60 years back for the same issue or event
I got a video clip of MHI arrival in Uganda on WhatsApp
As I feel number of jamat is small in Uganda ,but the crowd seen outside the airport on both sides of the street looks like fair percentage of snooty/ziddi Kenyan jamat were there to to see MHI ,something is better than nothing. They did get blessed by his sight/deedar.
Baap KA laad aur pyaar , kabhi kabhi bachee ko ziddi bana sakta HAI.
SO LETS CHEER FOR THE FIRST JUBILEE DARBAR AND DOZEN MORE TO GO.
Samosa,biryani,sherbet ,JALSA aur khub JALSA.
Times and Circumstance do change ,He is a the Imam for now 2017 what he says today is order for us and not what was said 60 years back for the same issue or event
I got a video clip of MHI arrival in Uganda on WhatsApp
As I feel number of jamat is small in Uganda ,but the crowd seen outside the airport on both sides of the street looks like fair percentage of snooty/ziddi Kenyan jamat were there to to see MHI ,something is better than nothing. They did get blessed by his sight/deedar.
Baap KA laad aur pyaar , kabhi kabhi bachee ko ziddi bana sakta HAI.
SO LETS CHEER FOR THE FIRST JUBILEE DARBAR AND DOZEN MORE TO GO.
Samosa,biryani,sherbet ,JALSA aur khub JALSA.
shak110 wrote:Dear Admin and kmaherali thank you very much for posting and sharing that Firman - may you be blessed for all your efforts. we will try to follow that and to get a glimpse in open public spaces it is unfortunate that previous UK president who is now AKDN diplomat in Uganda always harped on publicly about EK JAMAAT this behaviour by powers that be of prohibiting anyone who is already in the country for whatever reason be it work, meetings;or otherwise just shows how far we really are from being "One Jamaat" - shame on them all - as per Glorious Quran this life is a test of the hereafter - they will have to answer for their actions Uganda Darkhana Jamatkhana (Martin Road) volunteer corps need to also learn lessons in humility, politeness, etiquette and brotherhood- you have to have witnessed this evening how rude they really were in shouting and trying to stop people from even going to Jamatkhana to worship - unbelievable- and to call themselves Ismaili is a real farce when Imam says we are all brothers and sisters - is this how the very first Diamond Jubilee Darbar is going to be remembered?
The globe trotters such as yourself should show respect. I'm sure you are the one who is rude. The American & Canadian Jamat is known to demand things at such event.
Have you considered volunteering instead of complaining?
Have you contributed to the local cost to host the darbaar including security, food, etc. costs?
I personally know many Canadians who not only volunteers during these Didars but also contribute large amount in $$$$ to help these occasions be successful.NadIsmail wrote: The globe trotters such as yourself should show respect. I'm sure you are the one who is rude. The American & Canadian Jamat is known to demand things at such event.
Have you considered volunteering instead of complaining?
Have you contributed to the local cost to host the Darbar including security, food, etc. costs?
I would suggest that if Zaheri Didar is less important for you than the directives of Sachedina and his various followers of which you seems to be part, you should refrain from saying "Ameen" when Dua is asked in Jamatkhana for Zaheri and Batini Didar.
At some point in your life you will have to decide if your allegiance is to the Imam or to his Leadership and particularly the one called "Mungu Dogo" in East Africa, especially when the leaderships goes against everything our Imam stands for. To remind you Mowlana Sultan Muhammad Shah said if leaders do not follow the Constitution, the Jamat should not follow them. Not to mention countless Farmans where Jamat is commanded to ask accountability and answerability from the leaders appointed by the Imam.
This section is for putting information, I request all of you not to try to create useless controversies here.
Ismaili Jamatkhanas illuminted Diamond Jubilee
Jamatkhanas illuminted in preparation of Diamond Jubilee
Upanga Jamatkhana, Tanzania
Kampala Jamatkhana, Uganda
Upanga Jamatkhana, Tanzania
Kampala Jamatkhana, Uganda
2017, October 11: Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - H.H. The Aga Khan was welcomed by thousands of people at the airport. He was received by
Minister for Defense Hon.Hussein Mwinyi , RC Dsm region Paul Makonda, Kwimba MP Hon. Shaneef Hirani & Spouse Shagufa Mama, Hon Shamim khan, Resident Representative of AKDN Tanzania Amin Kurji and President of Agakhan National Council for Tanzania Amin Lakhani
Minister for Defense Hon.Hussein Mwinyi , RC Dsm region Paul Makonda, Kwimba MP Hon. Shaneef Hirani & Spouse Shagufa Mama, Hon Shamim khan, Resident Representative of AKDN Tanzania Amin Kurji and President of Agakhan National Council for Tanzania Amin Lakhani
Jamati seniors celebrate ahead of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit to Tanzania
Dressed in their best Khushiali outfits, the Dar es Salaam Jamat seniors gathered at Jubilee Towers for a celebratory lunch in anticipation of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit to Tanzania.
The Ismaili Leaders’ International Forum announced the confirmation of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit in late-September, at the official invitation of the Governments of Uganda and Tanzania, that he will visit both countries in October.
President and Vice President of the National Council for Tanzania, Amin Lakhani and Kamal Khimji, and Mukhisaheb Imtiaz Haji were the guests of honour for the luncheon, accompanied by the Chairman for Social Welfare Board and committee board members. President Lakhani addressed the seniors during the gathering about the upcoming visit and encouraged them to prepare themselves for the momentous visit.
Some of the seniors expressed their happiness and eagerness for the visit as they enjoyed the lunch along with live music. Gulzar Shariff felt nostalgic as she recalled the Diamond Jubilee of Sultan Mohammed Shah with her family when she was a young girl.
She said, “We came from Zanzibar on the ship [to Dar es Salaam] and we went straight to Upanga Khane, where there were separate tents for men and women. That’s where the showcase [Taqt-Nasheen] took place."
The event was part of a larger celebration for Mawlana Hazar Imam’s Diamond Jubilee year as the 49th hereditary Imam of the world’s Shia Ismaili Muslims with the theme of “One Jamat” in mind.
https://the.ismaili/jamati-seniors-cele ... t-tanzania
Dressed in their best Khushiali outfits, the Dar es Salaam Jamat seniors gathered at Jubilee Towers for a celebratory lunch in anticipation of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit to Tanzania.
The Ismaili Leaders’ International Forum announced the confirmation of Mawlana Hazar Imam’s visit in late-September, at the official invitation of the Governments of Uganda and Tanzania, that he will visit both countries in October.
President and Vice President of the National Council for Tanzania, Amin Lakhani and Kamal Khimji, and Mukhisaheb Imtiaz Haji were the guests of honour for the luncheon, accompanied by the Chairman for Social Welfare Board and committee board members. President Lakhani addressed the seniors during the gathering about the upcoming visit and encouraged them to prepare themselves for the momentous visit.
Some of the seniors expressed their happiness and eagerness for the visit as they enjoyed the lunch along with live music. Gulzar Shariff felt nostalgic as she recalled the Diamond Jubilee of Sultan Mohammed Shah with her family when she was a young girl.
She said, “We came from Zanzibar on the ship [to Dar es Salaam] and we went straight to Upanga Khane, where there were separate tents for men and women. That’s where the showcase [Taqt-Nasheen] took place."
The event was part of a larger celebration for Mawlana Hazar Imam’s Diamond Jubilee year as the 49th hereditary Imam of the world’s Shia Ismaili Muslims with the theme of “One Jamat” in mind.
https://the.ismaili/jamati-seniors-cele ... t-tanzania