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ACHIEVEMENTS AND NEWS |
VOHRA-COMMUNUTY NEWS |
A.Y.D. ACTIVITIES |
Human Research Management |
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Grand daughter of Jb. Ibrahim Ahmed Saleji, Nilofar Muhammad Kaka of Variyav passed exam of Human Research Management from Gujarat Technological University at Bhagvan Mahavir College, Surat with first class distinction. She praises her hometown and community.
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Society is also distributing cash prize, Medals and Merit Certificates to the students of community who got the higher rank in SSC and HSC examination under various scheme, so that the students can motivate for further study.
Students are requested to send their copy of marksheet and also write Name, Address, Phone Number, School Name on the back of marksheet copy along with passport size photograph for cash price and medals.
Click Here for more details about Medals and prices.
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Al-Falah Girls Hostel-Kholvad |
Our society managing Al-Falah Girls Hostel in Kholvad for 11-12 std. All vohra girls students who are plannig for 11-12 (Arts-commerce-science) and interested to stay at our hostel are requested to take admission as early as possible. From this year society also give admission to Commerce-Arts students.
Also take admission in M.A.I. Madressa Highschool- Kholvad. Our hostel is just 2 minute walking distance from M.A.I. School.
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Scholarship Forms (All) |
- Scholarship form will be available at society office- Surat from 01-05-2019 to 30-06-2019.
- Last date of form submission - 30-06-2019.
- Form Price- Rs.20. (Moneyorder Rs.25, if you want to receive throgh post).
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Widow Fund Forms |
- Forms will be available at society office- Surat from 01-05-2019 to 30-06-2019.
- Benefit also given to Suratee Sunni Vohra widows from Zakat Fund.
- Attach copy of Husband's death certificate, Ration Card and Aadhar Card is mandatory.
Note: No need to fill forms for those widow who are already getting benefit with this scheme. |
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INNALILLAH |
Our society president Janab Ahmedbhai Gulam Bobat 's wife and also a sister of our well wisher and donor Janab Sulemanbhai Nadat Sb. (Zambiya), Mohtarma Ayshabahen passed away on 05-04-2019 (Friday) at Kondh village.
We pray to almighty Allah for her magfirah and grant her highest position in Jannatul Firdaus and give patience to her family members. Aameen.. |
MAKE DUA FOR SHIFA |
Our Vice President (South Zone) of our society Mr. Yusuf (Iqbal) S. Unia Sb. (Navsari) has been treated with bypass surgery (Heart Operation). We pray to almighty Allah to give him complete shifa and give barakah in his age. Aameen. All readers are requested to make dua for him. |
BATLEY-U.K. NEWS
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Presented By: Muhammadbahi Pandor Jitaliwala |
- DEATH (INNALILLAH) : Aayshabahen Masum Karoliya Aliporewala passed away.
- ARRIVAL: Aslambhai Yusuf Dalal, Fatemabahen Aslam Dalal and Mariyambahen Aslam Dalal came from India for their daughter's graduation and visit.
- GONE: Muhammad Suleman Pandor Simlakwala went for Umrah.
- OTHER: Ijtema was held at Jama Masjid (Henery Street) on 6-04-2019. Inaugration of 2 books written by Janab Ahmedbhai Gul was held on 5-04-2019 on behalf of Batley Gujarati writer forum. The name of books are "AAPRO VARSO" and "HERITAGE". On this occasion M.P. of Batley and Spen Trecy Barbin and mayor of Kirklees council and well known personalities of Duewsbury were present
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DEWSBURY-U.K. NEWS |
- ARRIVAL: Hafiz Nazir Ahmed Kola returned from Lajpor-India. Hashim A.Hai Chothiya (Nawab) Kachholiwala returned from S.Africa.
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REQUEST TO SOCIETY SCHOLARS |
Our society is estableshed in July 1947 with the aim to give financial support to those vohra students who are studying in school, college, ITI and also who are learning Technical course, Driving course, Tailoring course etc.
Till now society already helped 1,00,778 students with Rs.18,15,37,794 scholarship. During this 71 years, Thousends of students completed thier education and settled in India or abroad. Now, they also give donation to the society.
Today, Education is more expensive, so, we need more money to spent on student's scholarship. We request all the scholars of our society to help us with your Zakat, Sadkah or Lillah money for betterment of education in our next generation. |
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NEET EXAM AT A.Y.D. KOSAMBA |
NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test) or NEET-UG is an entrance examination in India, for students who wish to study any graduate medical course (MBBS/ dental course (BDS) or postgraduate course (MD / MS) in government or private medical colleges in India.
Our A.Y.Dadabhai Technical Institute selected as an examination center for this important exam. Total 420 students was assigned to our institute. Exam was successfully conducted with the help of college faculties and NEET representatives on dated 5th May 2019. |
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Minimum Qualification : S.S.C. pass |
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Offered Courses |
Mechnical Engineering |
120 seat |
Civil Engineering |
60 seat |
Electrical Engineering |
60 seat |
Computer Engineering |
60 seat |
D.Voc in Software Dev. |
50 seat |
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Holy Ramadan is Coming
A Humble Appeal to Our Generous Donors |
We Appreciate and express our Co-hearted Gratitude to our generous donors all over the world for their kind & sympathetic consideration and praises for charities to our THE SURATEE SUNNI VOHRA MUSLIM EDUCATION SOCIETY, SURAT. We hope they will continue this noble deeds during the upcoming holy month of RAMDAN. Insha Allah.
We assure our Philanthropic that every Penny paid to the Society will be utilized rightly and judiciously for the needy and most deserving persons of the Community. The long and useful Services rendered by our Society in the following various fields will testify the rapid progress made during the last seventy one years.
1. Scholarship to needy students
2. Scholarship to Diniyat students
3. Medical help to poor and needy people.
4. Financial help to helpless widow.
5. Running a residencial school at Kondh
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You may deposit your donation directly in our Foreign Bank Account No. (UBININBBSUR)
SB A/C 311302010006567
Union Bank of India, Station Road Branch, Surat OR Through our following authorized well wishers.
For list of our authorized well wisher Click Here |
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SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS SETTLED IN BRITAIN NEW AND EMERGING NEEDS OF OUR SURTI SUNNI VOHRA BROTHERS AND SISTERS
ISMAIL AHMED LAMBAT 6 MARCH 2019 |
We SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS have made a lot of progress since we started immigrating to Britain from the early 1950's. We have become monetarily better off. We have acquired a lot of secular education and many of our young men and women have joined the professionally qualified. We have also made a lot of progress in acquiring religious education and we have established many masajid, madressas, dar-ul-ulooms, tabligh centres and khanqas. We also have many hundreds of huffaz, qurra, ulema and alimas and through the efforts of the tabligh jamaat and our ulema we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS now have more knowledge and more awareness about our religion.
There is a need and we feel it is an urgent need for our attention to be turned towards the other needs of our people. We should not stop having more masajid, madressas and dar-ul-ulooms but we feel there are other needs we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS as well as other Muslims have which we should try to address.
We SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS have an ageing population as well as those who suffer from various physical and mental illnesses and we have those who are terminally ill. Some of our older persons as well as others will be in hospitals receiving treatment for their illnesses. A few may be in hospices. Others will be in nursing homes or in rehabilitation centres and some may be spending their time in day care centres. Whilst all such persons will be receiving good care and may also be receiving visitors, there will be those with no or very weak family and social connections. We feel we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS should not leave such persons to spend their days or maybe their last days without being seen by people with whom they will have many things in common. Being cared for by professionally qualified persons is good but persons in care will be happy to see those persons with whom they will have many things in common besides their religious beliefs.
Our SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS do visit their relatives, friends, those with social status, wealth and learning. All our members receiving care may not have relatives, friends, some form of social importance among our people or religious learning to attract visitors and well-wishers. Such persons will only have those who look after them to communicate with and if they do not speak English, they will have no one to talk to.
Whilst we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS are usually seen by other non-VOHRAS as a very close-knit group, we as insiders know we are not. We need to admit that we usually identify more with our relatives or people from our villages of origin and not with others. We feel this is a big barrier keeping us apart, a barrier we need to get rid of. Besides this barrier we also have other barriers brought about by the wealth some of us have, the secular education some of us have and the religious education some of us have. We feel we need to rid ourselves of the barriers we have created to keep others who do not belong to our group or class away from us. We should not feel very happy with what we have or the prestige we enjoy. It can be taken away by the ALMIGHTY ALLAH without anyone realising it.
We must remember those among our SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS who live isolated lives. Many a times their isolation is not of their choosing. Such persons may not have relatives or may have moved away from their relatives for some reasons. We SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS should not ignore such persons. We should try to assist them and if we can we should ty our best to bring them back to their own people.
In recent months we came across a couple of deceased Muslim persons whom no one knew. They were about to be cremated but with the ALMIGHTY ALLAH'S mercy some of our brothers came to know of them and they both got buried as Muslims. We feel there must be some others who die in hospitals, nursing homes or get killed in accidents who get consumed by fire as there is no one to identify them and get them buried as Muslims. In recent months we came across a very sad case where a SURTI SUNNI VOHRA'S badly decomposed body was found. Maybe he was a loner and had little contact with other Muslims or with anyone else.
We feel there is a need for our SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS to turn our attention towards locating those who have moved away from their relatives and may be also from their religious beliefs. We feel we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS who have a lot of religious education, organise and run many masajid and madressas and who support and run many charities through which many millions of less privileged Muslims are helped across the world should turn our attention towards our fellow Muslims as well as others in Britain who may need emotional, social, physical or financial support. We feel such work on our part will help us use our religious education, religious knowledge and our money which certainly will bring us rewards from the ALMIGHTY ALLAH.
Ideally Muslims could be best cared for by Muslims in hospitals, hospices, nursing homes or rehabilitation centres. In the absence of such ideal provisions we should turn our attention towards offering voluntary services to institutions which provide care. As volunteers our men folk and women folk could visit those receiving care and provide them with emotional support. We feel whilst younger males and females could provide very good support, we feel older volunteers would be more suited to visit and spend time with older persons receiving care. As older persons they will be accustomed to conversing with those who speak their type of Gujarati and not the 'GET BY' Gujarati most of our younger members will be accustomed to. Besides this, older volunteers will know more about village life which will allow the older persons receiving care to share their own village experiences. In recent months we came across a couple of deceased Muslim persons whom no one knew. They were about to be cremated but with the ALMIGHTY ALLAH'S mercy some of our brothers came to know of them and they both got buried as Muslims. We feel there must be some others who die in hospitals, nursing homes or get killed in accidents who get consumed by fire as there is no one to identify them and get them buried as Muslims. In recent months we came across a very sad case where a SURTI SUNNI VOHRA'S badly decomposed body was found. Maybe he was a loner and had little contact with other Muslims or with anyone else.
We feel there is a need for our SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS to turn our attention towards locating those who have moved away from their relatives and may be also from their religious beliefs. We feel we SURTI SUNNI VOHRAS who have a lot of religious education, organise and run many masajid and madressas and who support and run many charities through which many millions of less privileged Muslims are helped across the world should turn our attention towards our fellow Muslims as well as others in Britain who may need emotional, social, physical or financial support. We feel such work on our part will help us use our religious education, religious knowledge and our money which certainly will bring us rewards from the ALMIGHTY ALLAH.
Ideally Muslims could be best cared for by Muslims in hospitals, hospices, nursing homes or rehabilitation centres. In the absence of such ideal provisions we should turn our attention towards offering voluntary services to institutions which provide care. As volunteers our men folk and women folk could visit those receiving care and provide them with emotional support. We feel whilst younger males and females could provide very good support, we feel older volunteers would be more suited to visit and spend time with older persons receiving care. As older persons they will be accustomed to conversing with those who speak their type of Gujarati and not the 'GET BY' Gujarati most of our younger members will be accustomed to. Besides this, older volunteers will know more about village life which will allow the older persons receiving care to share their own village experiences.
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