Nakhlistan
Nakhlistan is a non-profit Organization ( N. P. O. 030-581 ) that has been established since 1984 and was founded by the Late Dawood Parker, Shaikh Sa'dullah Khan, Shukoor Mowzer and a few friends and started by cooking TWO POTS of food with the aim to spread the joy and happiness experienced by Muslims on the occasion of EID to the needy and destitute. This gives meaning to the month-long intensive spiritual training undertaken by Muslims.
Our name, Nakhlistan, in Persian means Oasis. It is a place from which sustenance is received after enduring a journery filled with lessons of sacrifice and perseverance for the pleasure of Allah. On the day of EID-UL-FITR, we hope to provide those less fortunate with some form of sustenance hoping to bring some relief to their strife. All funds raised are used to prepare food that's distributed on Eid day to Masajids, Madaris, Prisons & Old Age Homes.
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- 2011-09-15 - Nakhlistan Eid ul Fitr Cooking for the Needy
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Muharram Project
Nakhlistan will be cooking food and distributing it to those less fortunate on 10th Muharram corresponding to 6th December 2011. For more information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Remember we accept your donations in cash or kind.
Fatima Allie
PRO Nakhlistan
082 066 3353
allie.fatima@gmail.com
www.nakhlistan.org.za
Nakhlistan Eid ul Fitr Cooking for the Needy
A collection of photos by Sumaya Hisham on Nakhlistan
Shaykh Sayyed Muhammad Al Ninowy visits Jamaa Khaana in Mbkweni, Wellington
Shaykh Al Ninowy is the guest of Habibia Soofie Mosque and graciously accepted the invitation extended by Nakhlistan to visit our Jamaa Khaana in Wellington. This process was requested by Sheikh Hamied, initiated by Sheikh Sa'Dullah and confirmed by Hafiz Faizel Firfirey of Habibia Soofie Mosque.
As the Shaykh entered the Jamaa Khaana the young boys rendered a Qasidah and it was done in the same spirit as when our Holy Prophet [SAW] entered Madina, when the young children welcomed him with song.
