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Thursday, 06 Ramadhaan 1433 H / 26 July 2012

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25.07.2012 - Mayyit of: Hoosein Cassim - VENUE: 90 Collin Street Zinniaville Rustenburg - TIME: 15h15 - QABARSTAAN: Zinniaville - CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural

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25.07.2012 - Mayyit of: Rabia Mills - VENUE: 48 8th Avenue Mayfair - TIME: 14h30 - QABARSTAAN: Newclare - CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural

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25.07.2012 - Mayyit of: Siraj Sayed - VENUE: 8 Westfield Road Lakefield Bneoni - TIME: 13h30 - QABARSTAAN: Rynsoord - CAUSE OF DEATH: Natural

Having grown up in Tennessee, a US state located in southeast United States, also known as the ‘bible belt’, the brother explained, what started off as a joke, claiming to be and acting as a Muslim, actually sparked intense interest in Islam… In the second story, the brother described his journey to Islam after embarking on an assignment to Saudi Arabia… Listen

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His father was a prominent scholar of Islam and so he received his primary education from his father and from other qualified and learned scholars of Islam. From his boyhood his sharp intelligence and philosophical ideas attracted attention. When he was twenty, he was appointed by the Sultan of Fes as his private secretary. Through his service, position and status at the court of the Sultan he became very rich and famous in a very short time, but he fell out of favour and ended up in prison.

He somehow managed to escape from prison and went to Granada to seek asylum under its Sultan, Muhammad. There he was accepted with great honour by the famous historian and politician of Spain, Ibn al-Khatib (1313-74). Ibn al-Khatib was simultaneously a great historian, philosopher, geographer and poet. He wrote more than sixty books, twenty of which are still available. By courtesy of Ibn al-Khatib, Ibn Khaldun became a favourite of the Sultan who gave him the position of State Ambassador and sent him to King Pedro of Castille to draw up a special treaty with the King. King Pedro, seeing his political acumen and diplomatic expertise, asked him to become a Minister in his kingdom, but Ibn Khaldun politely refused the offer. read more

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2 slices bread (soaked) - 1 kg mutton mince - 1 ½ tsp salt - ½ tsp arad - 3 tsp dhana jeero - 1 tsp red ginger garlic - 3 – 4 crushed handfuls of corn flakes - ½ tsp white pepper - Lemon juice - 2 Tbsp vinegar - 1 egg - 3 Tbsp butter - 2 tsp fresh ground garlic - 1 onion grated.

Method
Squeeze out water from bread. Add to remaining ingredients. Mix well together. Form into balls and flatten slightly. Fry in oil till done.

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“How are you going to do the arrangements?” she asked.

“My children are coming for the weekend,” The friend said happily.

“You must be looking forward to that,” Mom said.

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