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Birthday Wishes to M.P. Ahmedbhai Patel
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All members of society had congratulate and wish 72nd birthday to Janab Ahmedbhai Patel, (a very powerful and potential political advisor of UPA head Sonia Gandhi). May Almighty Allah give him a long life and protect him from evil eye (Nazar-e-Bad) and make him capable of working for country, community and society. Aameen. |
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Fatima Imram Bham |
Percentage-81.83 %
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A.Rahman M.Taiyab Diwan |
Percentage-64.83 %
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Ismail Ahmed Jakda |
Percentage-63.66 %
PANOLI
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Aaliya Ismail Makda |
Percentage-.77.28 %(Sciencce)
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The late Janab Ahmedbhai Gulam Bobat, President of our society passed away on 25-08-2020 Tuesday. The late Ahmedbhai Bobat had held various positions in addition to being the President of the Surati Sunni Vahora Muslim Education Society. |
He was also the president of Haji A.M. Lockhat, M.M. Mulla Sarvajanik Hospital, Surat and Gujarat Today newspaper. Other than this he was the head of United Welfare Society, Mumbai and many other such organizations.
He was a thoughtful, long-sighted, truthful, experienced and caring person. He had also played an important role in development and establishment of welfare, social, educational and health institutions for the whole society and especially for the Muslim community. His entire life was dedicated for the welfare and well being of poor and needy people.
The grief of losing a leading activist of the society will always remain with his death. Despite his poor health for some time, he has continued his service.” His valuable advise, suggessions and ideas has always benefitted to the society and also he use to help financially to all organizations.
He had travelled many foreign countries for our vohra society along with Late Dr. Motala, Janab Abubakar Ishak sahab etc .He had a big fan followers for his social activities in India as well as in foreign countries.
May Allah forgive him and accept his good deeds and reward him in the highest position of Jannatul Firdaus and give patience to his family. Aameen.
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IMPORTANT NEWS FOR FOREIGN CUSTOMERS OF VOHRA SAMACHAR |
We are unable to send hard copy of Vohra Samachar monthly magazine to our NRI customers due to Covid-19 restrictions. So, Please refer online e-magazine or you may download pdf version of Gujarati Vohra Samachar by clicking link on the top of page.
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Well wisher of our society Maulana Mo. Hanif Suleman Jibhai Chanethawala passed away on 02-08-2020 at S.Africa.
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Member of managing committe of our Society Mr. Saeedbhai Darsot's father in law Mr. Umarjibhai Gangat passed away on 04-08-2020 at Panoli. |
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Well wisher of our socety and founder and Mohtamim of Darul Uloom Markaz Maulana Musa Mankrod Sahab, Diva passed away on 05-08-2020 at Ankleshwar. |
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Well wisher and our society Maulana Abdullah Maulana Sulenman Zanzi passed away on 04-08-2020 at Ravidra |
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Well wisher of our sciety and teacher of our S.M. Badat School Mr. Ashrafbhai Dhorat's father Musabhai Dhorat passed away on 07-08-2020 at Bhoriya. |
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Well wisher of our society Janab Quari Aiyub Jiva passed away on 07-08-2020 at Kosamba. |
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Well wisher of our society Mr. Yakubbhai Timol passed away at Navapur. |
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Well wisher of our society and mohtamim of Jamiah Husainiyah Rander Mo Shabbir Mo Saeed Randeri passed away at Rander. |
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Well wisher of our society Mr. Ibrahim ahmed Pipardi's mother Mohtarma Mominbibi passed away on 19-08-2020 at Singapor. |
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Ex-employee of our society Janab Yakub ahmed Hatiya's wife Mohtarma Zubedabahen passed away on 22-08-2020 at Panoli. |
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A TRIBUTE TO AHMEDBHAI BOBAT FROM BRITAIN |
The late Ahmedbhai Bobat had held various positions in addition to being the President of the Surati Sunni Vahora Muslim Education Society. He was a thoughtful, long-sighted, truthful, experienced and caring person. He has been an invaluable contributor to many organisations. Ahmedbhai had an ideological personality of the progress of the society through selfless service. He has been instrumental in the development and establishment of welfare, social, educational and health institutions for the whole society and especially for the Muslim community. His devotion as a leader of the society is appreciated. His spirit was to uplift the society, so that he was especially interested in activities that would benefit even the poorest of the poor. He was one of the leading, old and old activists of The Surati Sunni Vahora Muslim Education Society and other organisations. Under his leadership and guidance, many organisations have reached the pinnacle of progress. Its fruit will be found in the time to come.
Alhaj Mohammadbhai Sabat, a leading member of the British Muslim community, former president of the Indian Muslim Association Leicester, a businessman and close friend of the late Ahmedbhai, recalled his meetings with him and expressed his condolences. In which he said that “Ahmedbhai considered as a leader of the society and a good person. Here in Britain, many times during his visits, his ideas and special efforts to accelerate social activity were known. The grief of losing a leading activist of the society will always remain with his death. Despite his poor health for some time, he has continued his service.”
As news of Ahmedbhai's death spread in Britain, causing great grief among his fans and those who know him well. Prayers of forgiveness were offered for him in the mosques. May Allah forgive him and give patience to his family. Aameen.
Yusuf M SIdat (Thalawala) Leicester, UK,
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From : The Way Of Sufi |
THE HEART
Someone went up to a madman who was weeping in the bitterest possible way.
He said: ‘ Why do you cry?'
The madman answered: ‘ I am crying to attract the pity of His heart.'
The other told him: ‘' Your words are nonsense, for He has no physical heart.”
The madman answered: ' It is you who are wrong, for He is the owner of all the hearts which exist. Through the heart you can make your connection with God.’ |
THE TALE OF FAZL-RABBI
One day a penurious old man went to see Fazl-Rabbi to discuss some matter or other. Because of weakness and nervousness, this ancient stuck the iron point of his walking-sstick to wound Fazl-Rabbi’’s foot. Listening courteously to what the old man had to say, Fazl-Rabbi said no word, although he went pale and then flushed, from the pain of the wound and the iron, as it stayed lodged in his foot.
Then, when the other had finished his business, he took a paper from him and put his signature to it. When the old man had gone, delighted that he had been successful in his application, Fazl-Rabbi allowed himself to collapse.
One of the attendant nobles said: ' My lord, you sat there with blood pouring from your foot, with that old man in his dotage piercing it with his iron-tipped staff, and you said nothing, nothing at all. '
Fazl-Rabbi answered: ' I made no sign of pain because I feared
that the old man's distress might cause him to withdraw in confusion, and that he might abandon his application for my help. Poor as he was, how could I add to his troubles in that manner? '
Be a real man: learn nobility of thought and action, like that of Fazl-Rabbi. |
THE MAGIC BOX
A man once wanted to sell a rough carpet, and he made a public offer of it in the street.
The first man to whom he showed it said: ' This is a coarse carpet, and very worn. And he bought it cheaply. Then the buyer stood up and said to another who was walking along: ' Here is a carpet soft as silk, none is like it.'
A Sufi who was passing by had listened to the buying and the attempted selling of one and the same carpet with two different descriptions.
The Sufi said to the carpet-seller: ' Please, carpet-man, put me in your magic box, which can turn a rough carpet into a smooth one, perhaps a nothing into a jewel! |
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