Haneef Haji has been a close friend of the author since they were in the 8th grade. They studied together throughout high school and medical college. Haneef was a leader among their friend group and always ensured everyone was included. He never let down his friends and enjoyed organizing trips and purchasing tickets for sports matches and other activities for the whole group. Haneef had a hidden depth to his personality despite his short stature. He remains a source of pride for the author in their long-lasting friendship.
D85 digital magazine november 2013- first annual issueSaleem Khanani
DMC CLASS OF 1985 DIGITAL MAGAZINE
FIRST ANNUAL ISSUE
NOVEMBER 2013
EDITED BY: SALEEM A KHANANI AND SAMEENA KHAN
DEDICATED TO THE FIRST COUPLE OF OUR CLASS MOAZZAM AND SHEHLA ABID ON THEIR 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
A Tribute: Nancy Schaefer -- From Your GirlsMaddlin
This document is a collection of remembrances and reflections about Nancy from her family and friends after her passing. It includes memories of Nancy's love for her family, her faith, her musical talents, and her kind and forgiving personality. Friends and family share how Nancy impacted their lives and the qualities they miss most about her, like her smile, laugh, and unconditional love.
This document summarizes reactions to a suicide bombing at a Catholic church in Peshawar, Pakistan that killed 81 people. Ulema (Islamic scholars) from various Islamic schools of thought issued fatwas declaring the killing of innocent minorities as un-Islamic. The fatwas stated that Islam requires the protection of minority lives and places of worship. The clerics condemned the attack as un-Islamic, criminal, and against the teachings of both the Quran and the Pakistani constitution. They urged the government to provide security for minorities and punish those responsible for the church attack.
This document contains stories from several individuals. Abla Azar shares her story of growing up in Palestine and losing family members, but finding purpose through her handicraft designs which celebrate Palestinian heritage. She describes facing struggles but finding strength through her faith and talents. Leen Amarin discusses her passion for music and dance from a young age. She shares about winning second place in a dance competition in Italy over the summer. Rana Dakroub shares that though born in Kuwait and growing up in Lebanon, she now lives in Jordan. She discovered a passion and gift for painting a few years ago.
D85 digital magazine november 2013- first annual issueSaleem Khanani
DMC CLASS OF 1985 DIGITAL MAGAZINE
FIRST ANNUAL ISSUE
NOVEMBER 2013
EDITED BY: SALEEM A KHANANI AND SAMEENA KHAN
DEDICATED TO THE FIRST COUPLE OF OUR CLASS MOAZZAM AND SHEHLA ABID ON THEIR 30TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
A Tribute: Nancy Schaefer -- From Your GirlsMaddlin
This document is a collection of remembrances and reflections about Nancy from her family and friends after her passing. It includes memories of Nancy's love for her family, her faith, her musical talents, and her kind and forgiving personality. Friends and family share how Nancy impacted their lives and the qualities they miss most about her, like her smile, laugh, and unconditional love.
This document summarizes reactions to a suicide bombing at a Catholic church in Peshawar, Pakistan that killed 81 people. Ulema (Islamic scholars) from various Islamic schools of thought issued fatwas declaring the killing of innocent minorities as un-Islamic. The fatwas stated that Islam requires the protection of minority lives and places of worship. The clerics condemned the attack as un-Islamic, criminal, and against the teachings of both the Quran and the Pakistani constitution. They urged the government to provide security for minorities and punish those responsible for the church attack.
This document contains stories from several individuals. Abla Azar shares her story of growing up in Palestine and losing family members, but finding purpose through her handicraft designs which celebrate Palestinian heritage. She describes facing struggles but finding strength through her faith and talents. Leen Amarin discusses her passion for music and dance from a young age. She shares about winning second place in a dance competition in Italy over the summer. Rana Dakroub shares that though born in Kuwait and growing up in Lebanon, she now lives in Jordan. She discovered a passion and gift for painting a few years ago.
Tafirei was an exceptional student who had recently passed away. At his college graduation ceremony, he was honored with an empty chair at the front for his academic achievements. However, the circumstances surrounding his death remained unclear. After the ceremony, one of Tafirei's classmates investigated and learned the disturbing truth. Tafirei had discovered that the man he believed to be his father was actually sleeping with his wife. When confronted, the man admitted he was not Tafirei's real father. Overcome with shock, Tafirei hanged himself in the bush. His wife also took her own life. The events left the community deeply troubled without resolution.
Angela Chao's Speech at South Street Seaport Museum Angela Chao
Angela Chao's speech for Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) at South Street Seaport Museum, New York City - February 27, 2007
For more information, visit http://speaker.angelachao.org/
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This passage describes Na'ima's upbringing and path prior to discovering Islam. She was born in Leeds but grew up in Zimbabwe from ages 6-18. As a teenager in Zimbabwe, she lived a typical middle-class lifestyle but was also involved in the party scene. Her family was not religious. She moved to London for university to study French, Politics, and Business, hoping to experience more than what was available in Zimbabwe. It was during her time in London that she first encountered Islam.
As the last child in the Fayemi household, my arrival was heralded with song and dance. Although my birth elicited genuine excitement on the part of my siblings, it was for my mother a cautious welcome. My mother’s caution was understandable having lost a boy and two girls in quick succession before my arrival.
This document provides short biographies of 7 individuals who were interviewed for a project on freedom. The interviews focused on what freedom means to each person based on their unique experiences and backgrounds. The document includes an introduction explaining the project's goal of showing that everyone has a different understanding of freedom and how it is shaped by factors like ethnicity, age, culture and life experiences.
This document provides introductions and biographies for 7 individuals who were interviewed as part of a project on different perspectives of freedom. The introductions include the name, page number, and a short biography for each individual. It also provides context for the project, which aimed to show that everyone has a different idea of what freedom means based on their experiences and backgrounds. The document explores how freedom has been debated throughout history and discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1944 State of the Union address that outlined four essential freedoms.
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Drawing up a will is strongly emphasized in Islam. The Prophet said that a person who does not write a will commits a sin every night until doing so. It is wrong to spend even two nights without a will documenting one's final instructions. Writing a will ensures a Muslim dies following the straight path and practicing piety. Every Muslim, man or woman, should write a will and keep a copy with family or friends. This book provides guidance on drafting an Islamic will to fulfill all religious obligations and rights of others.
Gandhi gives a speech addressing the tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. He acknowledges both sides have made mistakes but calls for resolving issues through peaceful bilateral negotiations rather than war. If negotiations fail, he says war may purify both sides but it is better to find amicable solutions. He also criticizes a recent incident where Indian refugees forcibly occupied Muslim homes in Delhi, saying this kind of behavior undermines the government and makes India a laughingstock.
This editorial introduces the first issue of The Hultian student magazine. It encourages students to submit their own articles, photos, and submissions to make the magazine their own. It aims to bring students the best content on interesting topics and share information about campus and the local area. The editorial expresses excitement about the inaugural issue and looks forward to publishing future editions.
The document summarizes examples of the intense love that female companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) felt for him. It describes how their love for the Prophet surpassed even love for family members, and how they were willing to make great sacrifices and strictly adhere to his teachings. It provides 17 short anecdotes as examples, such as a woman who continued her search for the Prophet after learning her father, brother, and husband had all been killed in battle, or the mother who was willing to sacrifice her infant child to participate in battle. Throughout, the female companions demonstrated their deep devotion, respect, and prioritization of the Prophet above all else.
Ray & Santiniketan, a little drop of dewShamik Bhose
This summary provides high-level information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses Satyajit Ray's time at Santiniketan and memories the author has of him from their days there, where he was known as Manik-da. It describes interactions between Ray and the author, including a last meeting in Calcutta where Ray seemed tired. The author also shares memories of performing in a play in Santiniketan and interactions with other students from those days.
Islamic Book in English: The Mysterious BeggarIslamic Library
1. A man tells the story of meeting a mysterious beggar at the shrine of Ghaus Baha-ul-Haq.
2. The beggar reveals that he had abandoned his family due to his love of wealth and begging. He had four sacks full of money buried with him in his grave.
3. After facing financial troubles, the man decides to retrieve the sacks from the grave but his hand is burned by a flame when he touches the grave, leaving him in constant pain. He has since regretted his actions.
Ask about islam talking about ramadan by idris tawfiqdocsforu
Ask About Islam Talking About Ramadan by Idris Tawfiq
In this fourth book in the Ask About Islam series, Idris Tawfiq
talks about the importance of Ramadan in the lives of Muslims
Ramadan, he says, is a chance to reconnect with Allah. It is the
month of prayer. It is the month of the holy Qur’an and the
month of remembering those who are less fortunate than we
are More important than anything, though, Muslims fast
during the holy month because Allah has commanded them to
do so
British Muslim writer and presenter, Idris Tawfiq, has a degree
in English Language and Literature from the University of
Manchester and a degree in Sacred Theology from the
Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas in Rome. For many
years he was Head of Religious Education in different schools
in the UK More remarkably, before embracing Islam he was a
Roman Catholic priest This rich experience in dealing with
people and explaining matters of faith to them enlivens his
writing and his talks, making them simple and easy to
understand
This document appears to be the beginning of a memoir by Lori Justice about her life experiences, including having a daughter named Sara after a difficult pregnancy and medical complications. The summary introduces Lori's past relationships and living situation, the discovery she was pregnant with a girl, and complications during and after giving birth via c-section that nearly cost her her life. The document focuses on Lori bonding with and caring for her newborn daughter Sara after returning home from the hospital.
Fraternity and Cooperation in Islam, http://alhassanain.org/english/?com=book&id=596, www.alhassanain.org/english, World Organization for Islamic Services
This document provides summaries of 9 different passages from English literature. It begins by introducing the source of the literature notes and providing background information on the compiler. The summaries then concisely outline the key events and lessons learned in each of the 9 passages in 1-3 sentences per passage. Overall, the document serves to efficiently convey the essential information and themes from multiple literary works.
This document contains the text of listening comprehension questions and answers from a Korean standardized test. It includes 17 multiple choice questions read aloud twice with different levels of repetition. The questions cover topics like conversations, descriptions, and passages read to test-takers. It provides the copyright information for the test and instructs test-takers to choose answers based on what they hear rather than reading the text.
This document summarizes the 30th reunion of the Dow Medical College Class of 1985 held in Orlando, Florida in August 2015. It describes the various events held over the weekend reunion including a dinner on Friday, the main reunion program and brunch on Saturday, and a farewell dinner on Sunday at the hosts Yousuf and Salma Bhaghani's home. It provides details on the organizing committee and highlights of the reunion celebrations, including fundraising, catching up between classmates, and sharing memories. Numerous photos are included of attendees and events from the successful weekend reunion.
Mohammad Akram Kunjahi known as Ghaneemat Kunjahi was an accomplished Persian poet. This is his collection of poetry. He also wrote a masnavi Nairang-e-Ishq.
Tafirei was an exceptional student who had recently passed away. At his college graduation ceremony, he was honored with an empty chair at the front for his academic achievements. However, the circumstances surrounding his death remained unclear. After the ceremony, one of Tafirei's classmates investigated and learned the disturbing truth. Tafirei had discovered that the man he believed to be his father was actually sleeping with his wife. When confronted, the man admitted he was not Tafirei's real father. Overcome with shock, Tafirei hanged himself in the bush. His wife also took her own life. The events left the community deeply troubled without resolution.
Angela Chao's Speech at South Street Seaport Museum Angela Chao
Angela Chao's speech for Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) at South Street Seaport Museum, New York City - February 27, 2007
For more information, visit http://speaker.angelachao.org/
This document provides a summary of an interview with Kenyan television personality Kellen Beatrice Kanze Dena from Citizen TV. The summary discusses 5 things about her: 1) She grew up in both Mombasa and Nairobi. 2) She is responsible, being the first born child. 3) She had a difficult past that included losing a daughter and her mother. 4) She landed her job at KBC after filling in to read the news when someone did not show up. 5) She still struggles with insecurities about her appearance despite receiving compliments. The summary is meant to provide a high-level overview of the essential information from the interview in 3 sentences or less.
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As the last child in the Fayemi household, my arrival was heralded with song and dance. Although my birth elicited genuine excitement on the part of my siblings, it was for my mother a cautious welcome. My mother’s caution was understandable having lost a boy and two girls in quick succession before my arrival.
This document provides short biographies of 7 individuals who were interviewed for a project on freedom. The interviews focused on what freedom means to each person based on their unique experiences and backgrounds. The document includes an introduction explaining the project's goal of showing that everyone has a different understanding of freedom and how it is shaped by factors like ethnicity, age, culture and life experiences.
This document provides introductions and biographies for 7 individuals who were interviewed as part of a project on different perspectives of freedom. The introductions include the name, page number, and a short biography for each individual. It also provides context for the project, which aimed to show that everyone has a different idea of what freedom means based on their experiences and backgrounds. The document explores how freedom has been debated throughout history and discusses Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1944 State of the Union address that outlined four essential freedoms.
The will and how to write it (english) by maulana muhammed haniftopbottom1
Drawing up a will is strongly emphasized in Islam. The Prophet said that a person who does not write a will commits a sin every night until doing so. It is wrong to spend even two nights without a will documenting one's final instructions. Writing a will ensures a Muslim dies following the straight path and practicing piety. Every Muslim, man or woman, should write a will and keep a copy with family or friends. This book provides guidance on drafting an Islamic will to fulfill all religious obligations and rights of others.
Gandhi gives a speech addressing the tensions between India and Pakistan over Kashmir. He acknowledges both sides have made mistakes but calls for resolving issues through peaceful bilateral negotiations rather than war. If negotiations fail, he says war may purify both sides but it is better to find amicable solutions. He also criticizes a recent incident where Indian refugees forcibly occupied Muslim homes in Delhi, saying this kind of behavior undermines the government and makes India a laughingstock.
This editorial introduces the first issue of The Hultian student magazine. It encourages students to submit their own articles, photos, and submissions to make the magazine their own. It aims to bring students the best content on interesting topics and share information about campus and the local area. The editorial expresses excitement about the inaugural issue and looks forward to publishing future editions.
The document summarizes examples of the intense love that female companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) felt for him. It describes how their love for the Prophet surpassed even love for family members, and how they were willing to make great sacrifices and strictly adhere to his teachings. It provides 17 short anecdotes as examples, such as a woman who continued her search for the Prophet after learning her father, brother, and husband had all been killed in battle, or the mother who was willing to sacrifice her infant child to participate in battle. Throughout, the female companions demonstrated their deep devotion, respect, and prioritization of the Prophet above all else.
Ray & Santiniketan, a little drop of dewShamik Bhose
This summary provides high-level information about the document in 3 sentences:
The document discusses Satyajit Ray's time at Santiniketan and memories the author has of him from their days there, where he was known as Manik-da. It describes interactions between Ray and the author, including a last meeting in Calcutta where Ray seemed tired. The author also shares memories of performing in a play in Santiniketan and interactions with other students from those days.
Islamic Book in English: The Mysterious BeggarIslamic Library
1. A man tells the story of meeting a mysterious beggar at the shrine of Ghaus Baha-ul-Haq.
2. The beggar reveals that he had abandoned his family due to his love of wealth and begging. He had four sacks full of money buried with him in his grave.
3. After facing financial troubles, the man decides to retrieve the sacks from the grave but his hand is burned by a flame when he touches the grave, leaving him in constant pain. He has since regretted his actions.
Ask about islam talking about ramadan by idris tawfiqdocsforu
Ask About Islam Talking About Ramadan by Idris Tawfiq
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month of remembering those who are less fortunate than we
are More important than anything, though, Muslims fast
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people and explaining matters of faith to them enlivens his
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understand
This document appears to be the beginning of a memoir by Lori Justice about her life experiences, including having a daughter named Sara after a difficult pregnancy and medical complications. The summary introduces Lori's past relationships and living situation, the discovery she was pregnant with a girl, and complications during and after giving birth via c-section that nearly cost her her life. The document focuses on Lori bonding with and caring for her newborn daughter Sara after returning home from the hospital.
Fraternity and Cooperation in Islam, http://alhassanain.org/english/?com=book&id=596, www.alhassanain.org/english, World Organization for Islamic Services
This document provides summaries of 9 different passages from English literature. It begins by introducing the source of the literature notes and providing background information on the compiler. The summaries then concisely outline the key events and lessons learned in each of the 9 passages in 1-3 sentences per passage. Overall, the document serves to efficiently convey the essential information and themes from multiple literary works.
This document contains the text of listening comprehension questions and answers from a Korean standardized test. It includes 17 multiple choice questions read aloud twice with different levels of repetition. The questions cover topics like conversations, descriptions, and passages read to test-takers. It provides the copyright information for the test and instructs test-takers to choose answers based on what they hear rather than reading the text.
This document summarizes the 30th reunion of the Dow Medical College Class of 1985 held in Orlando, Florida in August 2015. It describes the various events held over the weekend reunion including a dinner on Friday, the main reunion program and brunch on Saturday, and a farewell dinner on Sunday at the hosts Yousuf and Salma Bhaghani's home. It provides details on the organizing committee and highlights of the reunion celebrations, including fundraising, catching up between classmates, and sharing memories. Numerous photos are included of attendees and events from the successful weekend reunion.
Mohammad Akram Kunjahi known as Ghaneemat Kunjahi was an accomplished Persian poet. This is his collection of poetry. He also wrote a masnavi Nairang-e-Ishq.
El documento presenta un plan de gestión de conocimiento para docentes de la Universidad de las Américas en Tulcán. El plan propone que los docentes trabajen en equipo utilizando plataformas de comunicación como Google Docs para compartir información sobre las carreras, planificación y objetivos de la institución. También sugiere establecer objetivos, indicadores y recomendaciones para mejorar el intercambio de conocimientos a través del uso de nuevas tecnologías.
This document provides tips for business development and prospecting. It recommends systematically prospecting by selecting a geography, specializing in a niche, building a database, sending letters, making calls, securing meetings for needs analysis, and making proposals. It stresses the importance of having a higher purpose beyond just sales goals and money, such as solving problems and delivering opportunities. Committing to prospecting and systematizing the process while keeping a higher purpose in mind can help double one's income and lead to outperforming the competition.
Adriana Zehbrauskas is a Brazilian photographer who has documented life in the dangerous Mexico City district of Tepito over two years. Tepito is known for its high crime rates but also local traditions. Zehbrauskas gained access by befriending a local family and promising not to publish photos of people in local media. Her photos capture both the violence and poverty of Tepito as well as the lively religious celebrations that are an important part of community life, such as festivals for Santa Muerte and Saint Francis. Religion provides refuge for residents amidst the daily dangers and hardships of living in Tepito.
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This document discusses arrays and structures. It begins by defining an array as a set of index-value pairs where each index maps to a value. Arrays are commonly implemented using consecutive memory locations. Structures group related data and allow accessing members via dot notation. The document provides examples of one-dimensional arrays in C and comparing integer pointers to arrays. It also covers self-referential structures, ordered lists, polynomials represented as terms, and sparse matrices stored as row-column-value triples. Functions for each abstract data type are defined, such as adding and multiplying polynomials or transposing a sparse matrix.
Barbara Pyda Landscape Architecture portfolioBarbara Pyda
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The document describes the TDA8947J, a 4-channel audio amplifier IC. It can operate as 4 single-ended channels, 2 bridge-tied load channels, or a combination. Key features include soft clipping protection, mute and standby modes, and thermal protection from short circuits or high temperatures. Applications include TVs, speakers, audio receivers. It provides up to 25W single-ended or 50W bridge-tied load power and has input/output pins compatible with similar Philips ICs.
An English translation of خلاصه تعبير كى غلطى by Maulana Wahiudin Khan by Dr. Salem A KHANANI. This book was written as a response to a book by Maulana Maududi Four Basic Quranic Terms.
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Landscape architecture portfolio barbara pydaBarbara Pyda
Barbara Pyda is a graduate landscape architect seeking a position. She has a MA in Landscape Architecture from the University of Greenwich and relevant work experience, including internships with Wilder Associates and Battle McCarthy Consulting Engineers and Landscape Architects. Her portfolio includes details of her education and qualifications, work experience, languages, and software skills. It also provides examples of her landscape design projects from her graduate studies.
Qasas un-nabiyeen volume 4 قصص النبيين الجلد الرابعSaleem Khanani
This document provides a summary of chapters 1-8 from the book "Stories of the Prophets Volume 4" by Abul Hassan Ali Nadvi. It discusses the story of the prophet Shoaib (peace be upon him) who was sent as a prophet to the people of Madyan. The summary highlights Shoaib's call to the people to worship Allah alone, give full measure and avoid corruption. It describes the dialogue between Shoaib and the intellectuals of the people who rejected his message. The document is written in English and contains some vocabulary words translated from Arabic.
The document describes two close friendships. The first is between the author and his best friend Chris since childhood. They enjoy playing soccer together and coaching children's teams on weekends. The second friendship is between the author and his cousin Azilah, who he shares hobbies and problems with and considers his best friend due to their close bond. The author emphasizes the importance of friendship in avoiding loneliness.
A daughter remembers her father, the late Professor Khwaja Muin, who was a renowned physician and teacher in Karachi. He helped establish the Sind Medical College and served as its first principal. Many describe him as a brilliant doctor, compassionate teacher, and role model who influenced generations of medical students and colleagues. Despite passing away over 30 years ago, many still fondly remember Professor Muin for his kindness, wisdom, and dedication to medicine. His daughter feels lucky to have had such an exceptional father who helped shape her values and left a lasting legacy in the medical community.
A consultant for a relocation company recalls assisting a family's move from Israel to South Africa. Four months after the move, he learned from one of the children that the family was struggling to adjust to their new home. This experience, combined with his own childhood relocation, revealed a gap in properly preparing families emotionally for such a large life change. He realized that effective relocation support must consider each family's unique needs and circumstances. This led him to establish his own relocation consulting firm called Dialog to provide tailored assistance and make the relocation experience more suitable for families.
The process of conversion or reversion isn't a simple journey, and sometimes a person feels rather alone, understandably so.
For the new convert who is just learning and isn't quite yet sure what is opinion and what is the fact, may be awe- inspiring.
God brings everyone to Islam on the path that suits them best and He then sends them tests to confirm their faith.
So there is no one right way to make the adjustment to the new life as a Muslim, but there are some general suggestions that could help to make the journey smoother.
OnIslam.net sheds light in this book on stories of new Muslims and how they took their way for finding Islam.
Download here: http://www.onislam.net/english/ebooks/reading-islam/476807-why-i-chose-islam.html
Journal 2Dina alnahari It was a bad weekend for sev.docxchristiandean12115
Journal 2
Dina alnahari
It was a bad weekend for several reasons. The most important reasons my daughter getting teething and she has a fever, diarrhea and sneezing. Even at night she couldn’t sleep and she cries too much. The second reason the weather was extremely crazy the snow covered everything. Also, I have to do my homework and assignment.
Finally, I went to my friend home she helps me to take care of my daughters to let me do my assignment.
Dina Alnahari
Naomi Gal
English experience of literature
19 Feb. 2016
I have five brothers and two sisters, knowing that I am the most beautiful, but I was the only one among my brothers fat. When I was fourteen years old, my mother was always criticizing me, and compare between her niece and me. She looks to them thin and beautiful not like me fat and ugly.
And when we go out to our friend, cousin she always tells me don’t eat or I will embarrass you in front of everyone. I know she wanted my advantage, but she didn’t know it's been frustrating, which makes me jealous and hate each person nicer or thinner than me.
My biggest sister was very interested in me, she took me to the doctor of nutrition after conducting the necessary tests he said that my problem is not with eating, but my problem is psychological. And we went to a psychiatrist and said yes, it's a psychological problem because of the pressure from your mother and compare them between you. Also, she takes a good care of them and loves them more than me. That’s the reason why am I in here?
The obesity was not hereditary in my family, but when I feel sadness or anger there hormone in my body secretes a substance that helps in increasing weight even if I don’t eat anything.
After that, my sister told all around me so, without my to let me know, but I felt a change in everyone quickly they became praise me than I was recovering my confidence for myself somewhat.
And I lost ten kilos in a period ranging from one month to two months without any diet or sport. And then I got married and became me my opinions not like when I was with my family I was tied between them, but thank God that my husband is very great person and understands and even when my weight increased in the period of my pregnancy of my children he does not critical of me and did not hurt my feelings that was the most important thing for me because I was deprived of this trust.
But now for myself, and then my husband I would like to lose weight.
I was not have the courage to tell anyone about what is going on in my mind, but in this class I feel comfortable to share whatever I feel…
Dina Alnahari
Naomi Gal
English experience of literature
20 Feb. 2016
I used to hate the English language and take it learned of the impossible because they are limited to a certain segment of people (also thought a lot of our young people, unfortunately), and I rely on you in every hairpin concerning persons in renowned experts in the family and who keep some good words.
In high sch.
Messages to kdhs class of 1981 sydney reunion | Antony Gordon Antony Gordon
The document is a collection of responses from alumni of the King David High School Linksfield Class of 1981 to a reunion invitation, sharing updates on their lives and families since graduating over 30 years ago, including where they live now, their careers and memorable moments from their school days. Many express regret at not being able to attend the reunion due to living abroad or other commitments, but send their best wishes to their classmates.
1) The author recounts their long journey to attaining a university scholarship abroad. They were motivated by seeing a graduate being celebrated at the airport and visiting a prestigious university near the destination of a trip with a friend.
2) After failing to meet the grade requirements on their first attempt at qualifying exams, the author was motivated to study harder. They succeeded in passing the exams and was accepted to a one-year training program.
3) The training program presented many challenges as the author had to adapt to a new living and learning environment. Through commitment and hard work, the author succeeded in the program and was able to choose Oxford University for their scholarship.
1) The author recounts being sexually abused at age 12 by older teenage boys and struggling with the trauma of that experience for many years through drug addiction, abusive relationships, and sex trafficking.
2) She has since recovered from drug addiction, become a single mother, and found purpose in helping other survivors through mentoring and outreach work.
3) Reflecting on her past, the author wishes she had told someone what happened as a child so she could have received help and support earlier in dealing with the trauma.
The cultural interview paper discusses an interview conducted with Monica Rosales about her cultural background. Monica defined culture as a set of ideas and beliefs that guide group actions. She was born in the U.S. but discussed the importance of family in her culture, with grandparents holding the most status. Education was very important to her parents who wanted her to be successful.
The student interview essay profiles an interview with Mary Fowler about her life and experiences. Mary revealed struggles with her parents' divorce in 7th grade that led to misbehavior, but found refuge in theater. She pursued theater in school and wants to continue in it.
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3. HANEEF HAJI
OUR FIRST CLASS REPRESENTATIVE
Dr Haneef Siddiq currently lives in the city of Preston in the United Kingdom with his
wife Dr. Rubina Japanwala, also a Dow alumni. He works as a stroke physician at the
Salford Royal Hospital. Our bhabhi is an Orthogeriatric consultant at the Royal Preston
Hospital. They have three children; their eldest is Omar who works as a consultant
chemical engineer in Glasgow. Of their two daughters, Afnan has recently completed a
degree in law from the University of Manchester and Razaan is a 3rd
year medical
student at the University of Manchester.
A TRIBUTE BY HIS BETTER HALF
Haneef has always been a driven individual, and he was enthusiastically active in the
social and political aspects of college life and that quality has continued to this day.
He was the CR in the first year of the 1985 batch and he was very much commended
in his role. Additionally, he was heavily involved in fundraising for the Patient Welfare
Association. Whilst at DOW, he was a founding member of the United Memon
Medicos Association (UMMA) and consequently became its Chairman
I was in my third year of DOW when Haneef was just about to graduate. We hadn’t
known each other through our college years but Haneef tells me he had always had
his eye on me. As these things go, his family approached mine and we got married in
1987. After a couple of years of working in Karachi, we moved to Saudi Arabia in 1989
and worked in Makkah for nearly 15 years. After an almost blissful experience in
Makkah, we decided to move to the United Kingdom.
Haneef still enjoys tending to his love for the social and political aspects of life; he
regularly plays sports on the weekends with his friends and also participated in
advocating for the Labour party in the recent UK General Elections. Haneef has always
had a vivacious personality, and that wonderful quality is paired with his rare kindness
and caring nature. I don’t think many wives could boast that they have a husband
who truly emulates the role of a partner who is equal in all aspects, but that is what I
have been blessed with. He helps me cook and look after our household as well as
playing the role of a traditional husband and father to our children. His loving
personality has been a source of joy for my children and me.
5. Haneef Haji: My friend I
Zahid Asgher
It was 1973 and in the 9th grade that I landed at the children's academy school
after arriving from the then East Pakistan (Bangladesh). I had no friends and no
one to know. One day one at school a nice young and stylish boy with long
brown hair, sitting in the tony row bench offered me to come and sit next to him.
What a little d gesture it was! I felt like a million dollar boy as I badly needed
friends. That was Haneef Haji Surmawalla. Haji not only gave me a seat but also
all his neatly done homework and past papers. That was the binning of an ever-
lasting friendship through thick and thin. We studied together, played together
and went through high school pre-med and medical college together. We
travelled to the northern parts of Pakistan and even India in those days.
Haji is a sincere and generous Memon. Sounds strange right? But I can tell you
that haji is one of a kind person always willing to help and stand for you. I can
recount umpteenth examples of his generosity but would just tell that once I
needed a shirt (days of no money) for a wedding and haji gave me his shirt and
tie.
We did all good, bad and ugly things together. For years we studied at his home
rooftop room and celebrated Baqra Eid dinners cook outs there. Haji is a
romantic fellow who had multiple crushes from the word go till he got married.
There are so many names storming my head right now but it will be unfair to
write them in this forum.
Despite coming from the Shipowners’ college Haji got elected as the CR in the
first year at DMC as he had a deep political sense.
Haji stayed in Saudi Arabia for years and relocated to UK about ten years or so
ago. Since then we have travelled to many places in the world including UK,
Netherlands France and Spain as our G2 clinical group meets once a year
somewhere in the world without families. It is always a sense of comradely love,
respect, friendship and belonging that keep us all linked to each other. Haji my
dearest friend I am at complete loss of words to express my friendship with you
in words. Be blessed!
6. HANEEF HAJI AS I KNOW HIM
FAYYAZ AHMED SHAIKH
It’s a pleasure to write about Hanif whom I have known since 1979 when we first
met in the first year of MBBS. Since then we have been very close to each other
right to this day. I had a terrible time in the first year as my father was terminally
ill and I was in desperate need of a shoulder to cry on. A lot of my very close
friends from DJ didn’t get to the medical college and hence I lacked a group of my
own. I was in need of new friends and found Hanif very welcoming to his group of
nice people like Musa, Zahid, Irfan, Shuaib and Ehtisham. They all lived in
Nazimabad which was another reason for the close bonding. Hanif was probably
the most proactive in adding me as a new member of the group in spite of some
reservations by others.
He confided me to be the acting CR when he was away for a month. He also
welcomed me in his house for combined study and I still remember the roof top
room in his house where we spent a lot of time together preparing for the first
professional MBBS. He used to like my salty tea that I used to bring from home
and treated me with some of the best Memon dishes cooked in his house. Later in
the MBBS he joined us in Hostel 3 for preparation of rest of the exams albeit for
shorter period. At the very end of MBBS he was more inclined towards his Memon
friends than us and we had a brief period of distancing after graduation. I visited
him in Makkah on our first Umrah in 1993 following which he visited us in London
in 1995 and we were more or less reunited forever.
Hanif has a likeable personality and was the key player in the bonding we had as
a group. He used to play the role of a judge in sorting out our differences. In spite
of many criticisms that other friends had for Hanif, they all resorted to him for help
and assistance in many difficult times. He has a happy family and has raised his
children to a very high standard. His wife Rubina was one of my favourite students
in Medical Unit 1 when I was a PG.
One of the very few common things I had with Haji was falling in love with a girl
every year as the newcomers joined the DMC. The love was in the air and only in
our conversation when we got bored studying for the exam. However, unlike me
who was the BHAI of every girl in DMC, many girls had a crush on him for his
modern looks and English linguistic ability. Many of you wouldn’t know that Hanif
was called by many names in our group and to name some…Ganges, Uncle
Sargam, German push and hajiani were the most popular.
We grew old together and are still meeting as a group every few months in addition
to the class reunions. Not because we are best friends and brothers, but because
our wives get on well with each other!!!!!
9. A REUNION: SYED KHALID ANWER
FIVE YEARS TO FIFTY!!
It truly was a memorable evening!
To catch up with friends with old memories sake, for the laughter, for the shared
experience, for the joys, for the intrigue, for the bewilderment of the passage of
time and so many delightful and precious memories.
It stretches back to 1970 and encompasses all the innocence, all the easy, lazy,
carefree time. Encapsulating the rapture of the shared time, a shared experience
of the vagaries of life. There are so many things to talk about, to reminisce, laugh
about and wonder about. As if moments can be compressed, vivid memories
brought about as if if they happened five minutes ago, not 45 years ago. Fresh,
fragrant,,exuberant and alive.
to capture the flavour and indeed poetry is if not a true compressed authentic
flavour of life(my own definition of poetry!)
Beautiful poetry recited by all, Arif,Umar, Waquar,Jaffar and best of all Razi.
Bring alive the evening with exquisite rendition of rhyme, rhythm, cadences,
semantics, syntax, meaning and pure joy.
An evening to remember!!
10. POETRY BY DOWITES
CHANGE OUR HEARTS !!!
(A poem written on the occasion of Lailutul Qadr , the night of power ) by Waqar Siddiqui
Someone may be having a worst day
For many it is just a soap opera on play
Thousands lost everything in an explosion
And for some it is just a ,"shock and awe
"exhibitiion
Someone complaining about food being not
tasty
And thousands go to bed everyday;hungry !
For some , rain is cool and romantic
And for many ;deadly and calamatic
Two drops of water similar in creation
But how different may be their fate
One may become a pearl inside a shell in
the ocean
And other fall as rain and turn into waste
For some fasting is followed by food blast
Many have nothing to break their fast
For some ,holidays bring fun and cheers
For many ;shedding of blood and tears
For some , life is a living fantasy
And means of joy and ecstasy
For many , it is a living nightmare
And nothing more than a quagmire
Tonight may be the night of power
When the Book was sent down by the
Creator
I Ask You Lord! with utmost sincerity
Have Mercy O God Almighty
Please relieve this suffering humanity
And change our hearts and mentality
Remove the doubts from the minds
And make us fair to people of all kinds
Pervade our lives with love and never
ending unity
Make us sincere to our brother and sister
And clean our hearts from any rancor
Forgive us and help us forgive others
Bring an end to wars and famine
And allow everyone to imagine
A world of peace and brotherhood
Where there is no place for evil and
falsehood
Where the truth prevails and all is good
Let us strive to achieve these goals
Change our hearts
And purify our souls
Ameen
11. A simple critique of Waqar Siddiqui's poem
"Change Our Hearts": Syed Khalid Anwer
A wonderful poem indeed and written on the great occasion of ' The night of the Power'
it makes you think and reflect, and be thankful of all the blessings of the small mercy, of the
innumerable pleasures, of peace and solitude, of simple joys, of being with the family, with
friends and the loved ones.
In our busy lives, we ignore and marginalise the ordinary, to our peril.It is the ordinary which
is so extraordinary, so meaningful, so profound and so eclectic. The morning light of the
dawn comes, a bird sings, a baby opens its mouth, the gentle breeze blows, the blue sky
opens, the re is a patch of crooked light on the floor, a hissing and singing of the kettle.....
Things can change in an instant, become calamitous, out of control, emotions can dwindle,
despair, destitution can be around the corner. There are examples all around us and news
anchors are adept to highlight them. Hurricanes, tornados, Tsunamis, flash floods, earth
quakes and numerous others happen as the earth shakes and the tide turns and lightening
strikes and the seas rise.
Humanity is at crossroads. There are those who promote harmony, friendship peace, a
message of coexistence and those who abhor these values and trying to unravel what is best
and altruistic and kind in the human kind.
The poem phenomenally highlights the situations humans find themselves in. The situations
one encounters, hears about and sees. The second part is the sincere prayer, especially on
the night of the power, that we may be able to cleanse our hearts, lift our souls. For the wars
to end, for the peace and harmony to extend, truth to prevail and purity to enrich all.
There is a nice music, rhyme and rhythm and an incantatory effect of end rhymes, near
rhymes and half rhymes and the use of powerful and evocative words.
Day and play, explosion and exhibition, romantic and calamatic, creation and ocean, waste
and blast, cheers and tears, fantasy and ecstasy, nightmare and quagmire, humanity and
mentality, minds and kinds, famine and imagine, sister and rancor, brotherhood and
falsehood, goals and souls.
I loved the juxtapositions of 'romantic and calamtic, cheers and tear, nightmare and
quagmire' how the opposites profoundly highlight and bring into focus the sharp
contradictions. Wonderful!
Yes we should all strive to achieve the goals and as individuals we all play our part.
It is innate. All humanity has basic ingredients to be kind and be human kind to one another,
and to all we come into contact with.
It is in our power and it is how we excercise this tremendous potential to mould our hearts, to
lift the spirits, to enrich the souls.
We are all capable to transcend and touch the sublime!!
12. غزل
Iqbal Hashmani
اپنی نہ ر کا بےشامۓيکيج
ۓيکيج ؟ کام ہے بھی محبت يہ
ۓيپيج ، گرجام ہے زہرکا سچ
ۓيکيج عام سو ہر کو زہر اس
اوقاتتواپنیجانۓيليج
ۓيکيج رام انکو سے شوق پھر
کہتا شعر وہخام ہےۓيديکھ
ۓيکيج بدنام يوں کو شخص اس
اقبالکاکچھہاکرامۓيکيج
ۓيکيج نام بھی کے اس شام اک
ہاشمانی اقبال
Aisha Idris
I found my heart through heartache,
An innate betrayal , which can't be fake!
Allowed it to shatter me in haste,
Then finding strength to not to break!
Another life lurks in the wake!!
The Golden years, the monsoons
Emotions, feelings and seasons
Pass by like a movie in motion
Every grief and every elation
Living brings so many wise lessons!!
13. Words of wisdom
REQUEST FOR DUA
Please make dua for the son in law of Haji Salim and his wife Zakia who was
injured seriously.