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Online Fiqh Al Manhaji Course With Shaykh Abdur Rahman Khan

The Shafi’i Institute | Shafifiqh.com will be broadcasting online with Shaykh Abdur Rahman Khan – graduate of Dar al-Ulum al-Arabiyyah al-Islamiyyah and teacher of Mughni Al-Muhtaj since 2006 – a seven week course on Fiqh Al-Manhaji of Drs. Mustafa Bugha, Mustafa Alkhin, and ‘Ali Ash-Sharjabi. This course will cover the first chapter of Taharah (ritual purification) in English and will cover the proofs of the school for the views expressed of the Shafi’i madhhab.

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Published by Shaykh Taha Karaan on Wednesday, 26 October 2011

Hermanus mosque an oasis
From a humble effort to raise funds, promoted frequently on VOC, the coastal town of Hermanus opened its jamaat khana five years ago. But as the migrant population in South Africa grew and more Muslims from across the globe settled in the scenic town - as has been the case in rural towns throughout the country - the prayer facility soon grew too small. Again the community responded and just over four years ago, the musallah was expanded and now proudly stands out as a facebrick, double storey mosque, surrounded by more humble homes.
It is a welcome sight for Muslim travellers to Hermanus, seeking an oasis where they can spread their legs and perform their prayers. Given the large number of tourists who flock to the town during the holidays, particularly from September with the start of the whale season, local Muslims welcome visiting Musliims with open arms. The first to welcome them is the imam of the mosque who lives directly next to the mosque.
Originally from Zanzibar, Maulana Alli Sheha, has firmly entrenched himself in the Overberg region. Having completed his studies at the Darul Uloom near the Strand, he now serves a growing Muslim community in Hermanus. "We have about 25 local Muslim families and another 100 migrant Muslim families living here. They come from countries like Somalia, Senegal, Malawi, Tanzania, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh.
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Published by Voice of the Cape on Sunday, 9 October 2011
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