Wessex Jamaat held "Know your Neighbour" programme on Monday 10th January 2011. It invited 14 Religious Education trainee teachers from the University of Chichester to meet with the youth and members of Wessex Jamaat including madrasah teachers.
Wessex Jamaat held "Know your Neighbour" programme on Monday 10th January 2011. It invited 14 Religious Education trainee teachers from the University of Chichester to meet with the youth and members of Wessex Jamaat including madrasah teachers.
Wessex Jamaat Resident Alim, Sheikh Fazle Abbas Datoo was invited by the Lord Mayor of Portsmouth City Council to offer a prayer at the full council meeting held in public on 25th January, 2011 in the Guildhall Council Chamber.
Wessex Jamaat undertook its first ever free on-line survey of its members on the Muharram 1432 AH programme. The purpose of this survey was to get feedback on the programme and get ideas on what to do better next year. The survey was designed using a free on line service. The questions were approved by the Executive Committee and the link to the survey was sent by email to all 290 members on our email distribution list. It was followed by 3 reminders.
Councillor Gerald Vernon Jackson, Leader: Portsmouth City Council invited the Wessex Jamaat to attend a Prayer Service for the ‘Commemoration of the 70th Anniversary of the Blitz’ held at the Portsmouth Cathedral.
Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust has appointed the Resident Alim of Wessex Jamaat as an assistant Hospital Chaplin.
On the anniversary of Eid ul Mubahala on 24th Dhul Hijjah in 1431 A.H., held on 1st December, 2010 , Wessex Jamaat celebrated this event by inviting a special guest from the Ahlu Sunnah Mosque locally.
Dean of Portsmouth Cathedral. The Very Reverend David Brindley, respected Church Warden, Elders of the Anglican Church, Representatives from the St Johns Catholic Cathedral, Rev Brian McHugh representing the Vicar of St. Nicholas, Wickham Village, Sheikh Mufti Liyaqatali, Sheikh Muhammad Muhiuddin... Imams of mosques in Portsmouth, .........the Muslim community, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Wessex Shia Ithna Asheri Jamaat was invited to support the Shias at the Haslar Detention Centre to commemorate the solemn days of Muharram 1432 A.H. (December 2010) leading to the solemn day of Ashura. The Haslar Immigration Removal Centre holds those detained by the UK’s Borders Agency while their eligibility to remain in the UK is considered.
On Monday 18th October, members of Wessex Jamaat joined hands in friendship with the residents of Wickham village for an event titled ‘Bridging Wickham’.