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NEWSLETTER
Tuesday, 20th August, 2019 / 18 Thul Hijjah 1440 AH
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MAYYITS/FUNERALS |
19-08-2019 - Mayyit of: Mariam Salloo - VENUE: Dabhel India -QABARSTAAN: Dabhel
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THE MESSAGE |
Small Businesses could save the Economy.
By Mumtaz Saley
Radio Islam recently interviewed Shawn Theunissen, founder of Property Point, who has been vocal on key issues such as the importance of entrepreneurs in job growth.
Businesses have suffered a downturn in recent weeks adversely affecting the country's' economy. South Africa has been informed of it's highest unemployment rate in eleven years.
As the economy struggles due to both internal and external factors, Shawn highlighted an important focal point; small businesses, if given the help to gain larger opportunities, will help ease the unemployment rate as well as the economy at large. He firmly believes that small businesses are the panacea to South Africa’s crises.
While South Africans had hope that the economy would take a turn for the better with the election of President Cyril Ramphosa, due his strong business ethic, many citizens now feel that the country is a sinking ship. However we have to realise that the economy did not fall overnight; this was a gradual process and that being said, the regrowth of our economy will take some time.
Small businesses contribute to local economies by bringing growth and innovation to the community in which the business is established. They also help stimulate economic growth by providing employment opportunities to people who would not have been employed in larger companies, providing an up-skill or skills learning tools to those who have no formal qualification.
South African companies need to start focusing on nationalising supply and demand chains and not outsourcing to companies overseas. Larger companies need to start conversing with small owned businesses to help fill the supply and demand within South Africa. Remember Local is lekker!
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SALAAH TIMES |
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Johannesburg |
Durban |
Port Elizabeth |
Cape Town |
Sehri Ends |
5:09am |
4:59am |
5:22am |
5:50am |
Fajr begins |
5:14am |
5:04am |
5:27am |
5:55am |
Sunrise |
6:32am |
6:24am |
6:50am |
7:19am |
Zawaal |
12:11pm |
11:59am |
12:21pm |
12:49pm |
Asr Shaafi |
3:25pm |
3:10pm |
3:27pm |
3:55pm |
Asr Hanafi |
4:12pm |
3:57pm |
4:13pm |
4:41pm |
Maghrib |
5:54pm |
5:38pm |
5:52pm |
6:23pm |
Esha |
7:08pm |
6:55pm |
7:11pm |
7:29pm |
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FIQH |
Washing the Earring Hole
Question: Is it necessary for water to flow into an earring hole during Ghusl?
Answer: When taking an obligatory ritual bath (Ghusl,) one should ensure that water flows over the entire body and through any part of the body that is pierced. Therefore, a lady should ensure that water reaches into the earring holes, whether she is wearing earrings or not. Furthermore, if she is wearing earring, she should either move or remove the earrings to allow water to reach below it. (Maraqi al-Falah with Tahtawi, P: 102)
AND ALLAH KNOWS BEST
Yusuf Moosagie
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FINANCIALS |
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Gold: $1 515.25 /ounce
* Platinum: $847.32 /ounce
* Silver: R9.10 /g
* Oil: $59.28 /barrel
* $: R15.25
* €: R16.90
* £: R18.53
* Saudi Riyal: R4.06
* Mahr Fatimi: R13 924.36 (1530.90
grams of Silver)
* Minimum Mahr: R278.49 (30.618 grams
of Silver)
* Zakaah Nisaab: R5569.74 (612.36 grams
of Silver)
* Krugerrand: R24 286.80
* 24 carat gold: R744.62 /g
* 22 carat gold: R683.62 /g
* 18 carat gold: R559.14 /g
* 14 carat gold: R435.17 /g
* 09 carat gold: R281.27 /g
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RECIPE |
CHICKEN TIKKA
400g boneless chicken
1Tbsp oil for basting Marinade:
¾ cup low fat yoghurt
1 tsp ginger paste
2 tsp garlic paste
2 tsp fresh lemon juice
1 ½ tsp tandoori masala
1tsp garam masala
1 tsp chilli powder to taste
Salt to taste
Mix together all marinade ingredients in a bowl. Add chicken and stir through until they are thoroughly coated in marinade. Cover and marinate in the refrigerator for 5-6 hours, or preferably over night. Bring marinated chicken to room temperature before cooking. Thread the chicken pieces onto skewers. Braai or grill turning and basting every few minutes until cooked through, but still juicy (about 15 – 20 minutes). Serve as a main course with condiments and a legume, vegetable or rice dish. As a starter, serve chicken pieces on toothpicks with chutney.
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THE
SMILE |
Very Unimportant Facts
- Babies are born without kneecaps. They don't appear until the child reaches 2 to 6 years of age.
- In the last 4,000 years, no new animals have been domesticated.
- An average person spends 6 months of there life waiting at red lights.
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