Presentation by: Vice PresidentYunus Suleman

Date: 10th November 2013Venue: Turkish Masjied Midrand GautengTime: 14h00

PROVISIONAL AGENDA

Qiraat - Ml Nabeel Welcome & Introductory Comments: WMO President – Sataar Dada

Short address by: WMO COO Shahid Sangani  Vice President’s Report: Yunus Suleman

WMO Ladies Wing Feedback– Fazila Ismail WMO Youth Wing Feedback – Azim Omar

Break for Tea & Refreshments

WMO Hall [Claudius] – Presentation: Mr Aziz TayobVote of Thanks: Secretary General of the WMO Charitable Foundation – Feizul Ayob

Closing Dua

[30 min discussion – WMO members only]: Approval of minutes 2012 AGM @ WMF Hall In Laudium

Approval of Audited Financial Statements of WMO Africa For the year ended 28th February 2013

Election of Office Bearers for 2014 Review and approval of the revised MOI

Appointment of Auditors

WMO MPL T20 “2013”

WMO [AFRICA CHAPTER] CRICKET TEAM PROUDLY TOOK US THROUGH TO THE SEMI-FINALS ONLY TO BE BEATEN BY THE WELL DESERVED TEAM PAKISTAN

WMO WHEELCHAIR CAMPAIGNOrganizations involved - WMO

Africa Chapter & Jama’atun Nisaa [Apex Body]

Advertising Media : Radio Al-Ansaar & CII

Distribution of wheelchairs to successful applicants who are

screened and approved by qualified health professionals.

Inshaa-Allah we will endeavour to provide the

required aid.

WMO & IMASA RENAL DIALYSIS PROGRAMME

This project was proposed by the Islamic Medical Association of SA and

accepted byWMO [Africa Chapter].

A total amount of R500 000 from the Zakaat collected has been allocated

towards funding 5 patients per year @ R100 000 per patient.

The aim of this project to offer financial support to zakaat eligible

patients and eventually assist them to get on medical aid, which reduces

costs in the long term.

MEMON LANGUAGECLASSES

Durban – NMJ Islamic CentreContact Jameela Joosab Tel: 083 471 2786Gauteng/Laudium – World Memon Foundation CentreContact: Muhammed - 079 178 9262 / Khashiefa Martin – 084 701 3208

OTHER WMO ACTIVITIES:1. Memon Connections Marital Services: Assisting parents in finding suitable partners for their childrenSouth Africa Contact Persons: JameelaJoosub: 083 471 2786 / +2731 3071057 / BB: 25DF6270BBFeroza Mohammed: 083 786 6117 / +27 31 2085263 / Pin: 27B72DA3 OR www.memonworld.co.za/memonconnectionsa@gmail.com2. Memon Community Census: Volunteers needed to assist with this projectContact Person: Khashiefa Martin – 084 701 32083. Ramadhaan Distributions - Various projects under the banner of WMO - Eg: Haleem & Hamper Distributions and much more.4. Partnership with Memon Ass Of SA to award bursaries for secondary & tertiary education and university.5. Partnership with Jamaa’atun Nisaa Women’s Group for the sponsorship & distribution of Quraans.6. Donations towards land for the establishment of a masjied in Knysna.7. Support offered to the orphanages, widows and the destitute.8. ASUM [Malawi] Transfer of skills and experiences.9. Winter Warmth Projects10. Children of Special Needs project

WMO SOCIALEVENTS

ANNUAL FAMILY

PICNICS & HIGH TEAS

Hosted in Gauteng, KZN & Cape TownAim to unite our Memon Families

WMO [AFRICA CHAPTER] YOUTH WING

MEMON

ENTOR AND MOTIVATEMPOWER

OBILISE

WNERSHIP

ETWORKAim – Youth to understand their heritage

WMO Youth Wing Feedback

The different groups and ages require different levels of interaction and activities.

The younger age groups 10-16 yrs - Fun activities – EG: Bowling, Amazing race, Table tennis, Indoor soccer

The older age group 17-25 yrs - Also looking for fun activities like amazing race. Looking for networking events. Guidance in the form of time management, power dressing, etiquette, etc

The MPL is also under the youth leagueAim – Youth to understand their heritage

Way ForwardUpdate on the way forward will be presented later

WMO Ladies Wing Feedback

MEMON ASSOCIATION OF SOUTH FRICAAPEX BODY

The Memon Association of SA started as a community based association serving the needs of Memon students in and around Johannesburg.

REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES 1965 TO 2013Our philosophy has been that no Memon child should be denied an education because of lack of funds.Our annual collections have grown from R400. In 1965 to R3.4 million from 1st March 013 to 30thSeptember 013 with further commitments of approximately R400,000This year we have granted an amount of R3.9 million as bursaries. 204 are currently studying at various universities in South AfricaR700.000 was granted to the Gift of the Givers for extensions of 4 classrooms, toilets and a staff room at the Adelaide Tambo School for the physically disadvantaged in Soweto.

Insha Allah, in the year 2014 we intent granting bursaries in excess of R4.0 million.We have assisted more than 1400 students over the past 48 years.

Among the graduates there are teachers, lawyers, doctors, nurses, pharmacists, town planners accountants, actuaries, engineers and information technologists. An interesting statistic is the number of young ladies studyingToday.                                                1965       Male/Female     4/1                                                2013       Male/Female     1/1

 

NATAL MEMON JAMAATAPEX BODY

The Natal Memon Jamaat was formed just over 50 years ago and mainly formed for Welfare Bursary and Community assistance.

In the late 1990s  a land was purchased for Building  a Hall, which was later changed from a Hall to a Islamic Centre.The Centre at a cost of R9m was opened 10

2004.

Apart from the hiring of the Hall, a lot of Islamic Activities take  place.The activities of the NMJ  is mainly the Following.a)      Welfareb)      Bursary.c)       Hampers Distribution in Ramadaan, we distribute 1500 Hampers every year.d)      Taraweeh takes place ever Ramadaan.e)      The Collection for all activities including the building of the Centre is from monies collected from only the Memon Community of KZN.

SOUTHERN AFRICAN MEMON FOUNDATIONAPEX BODY

Ramadaan Zakaat Workshops Ramadaan Projects – dispensing of food hampers etc Yemen Crisis 2012: Donations of 120 000 -500 ml water to the value of R500 000 Somalia Relief Effort 2011: Donated food X5 containers to the value of R700 000 Welfare Undertakings: Assisting the destitute & aged Feeding Schemes Soccer school – SAMF provided training, uniforms and equipment towards the upliftment of

the team Container Classrooms: Establishment of Gontse Primary School in the township north—west

of Pretoria Winterveld Citrus Project: Funding of R20 000 to assist the black farmers to support

themselves R100 000 donated to the Laudium Cancer Care Group R100 000 donated towards the Iraqi fund R20 000 donated towards the school for the blind [JISWA] R20 000 towards the construction of Jamaat Khana at the University of PTA

ASUM [MALAWI] APEX BODYASUM is a Non-Profitable and Non-Political organization which was formed and registered

with the Malawi Government & CONGOMA as an NGO in 1988. Focused on Islamic & Contemporary Education, targeting the youth and adults in accordance to the Holy Quraan

and the teachings of the last Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

1. Teaching 18,000 children (156 Madrassahs) in 12 districts of Malawi2. Operating 5 secular & Islamic schools in Malawi3. Operating a Hifz Academy within Lilongwe.4. Creating human resources through scholarships to 75 children for further education in South Africa5. Supported more than 100,000 people throughout the 25 years with distributed items.6. Created self sustainability amongst brothers and sisters with self sustainable programs.7. 150 + people have been circumcised through ASUM.8. 66 people have performed Hajj through ASUM.9. More than 20,000 people have been benefitting with meat through the Qurbani & Sadqa center.10. Provided 54 villages with water supply through a shallow well.11. Maintaining more than 30 tricycles with repairs.

CAPE TOWN MEMON ASSOCIATION

APEX BODY

R55 SITE

CLAUDIUS

Erf 1230Claudius - SITE INFO

• Site just off entrance to Claudius from main road and accorss Laudium.

• Residentail area, with schools, musjid, churchs.±122m x ±89m sie dimension

• SIte clealry visible from main road (R55)

WMO Community Hallerf 1230, Claudius Laudium

WORLD MEMON ORGANIZATIONINVITES YOU TO

11th Annual General Assembly Meeting [International] on the 17th – 18th November 2013 at the JW Marriot Dubai

1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Trustees of the World Memon OrganisationCharitable Foundation (WMOCF) that the 21st Meeting of the Board of Trustees willbe held on Sunday 17th Nov 2013 at 10.00am at J.W. Marriot Dubai 2. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Members of the Board of Management of the World Memon Organisation (WMO) that the 2nd Meeting of the Board of Management will be heldon Sunday, 17th Nov 2013 at 2.00pm at J.W. Marriot Dubai 3. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Members of the World Memon Organisation (WMO) that the 11th Annual General Assembly Meeting of the World MemonOrganisation will be held on Monday 18th November 2013 at 10.00 am at J.W.

4. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all Trustees of the World Memon Organisation Charitable Foundation (WMOCF) that the 11th Annual General Meeting of WMOCF will be held onMonday 18th Nov 2013 at 3.00 p.m. at J.W. Marriott Dubai

ACCOMMODATION – Marriot Hotel - The link : http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/dxbae-jw-marriott-dubai/ OR

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Message from the WMO Vice President: Yunus Suleman

WMO [Africa Chapter] is looking forward to expanding our reach to uplifting more poorer communities in

Southern Africa.We have had a successful year with increased collection

of Zakaat & Lillah funds, however, I would like to encourage you to increase your contributions towards WMO projects and also to become a member of WMO.

Jazaakallah