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ABU BAKR TRUST

INTRODUCTORY REPORT

ABU BAKR TRUST154 – 160 Wednesbury Road

WalsallWest Midlands

WS1 4JJEngland

United Kingdom

Tel: +44 1922 620618Fax: +44 1922 646175Mob: 07720 384628

Email: [email protected]

Registered Charity: 1108415

mailto:[email protected]

Contents

1 Introduction

2 A Brief History

3 The Trust Structure

4 Abu Bakr Trust Initiatives

4.1 Abu Bakr Creche4.2 Abu Bakr Nursery4.3 Abu Bakr Reception4.4 Abu Bakr Primary School4.5 Abu Bakr Girls Secondary School4.6 Abu Bakr Girls Sixth Form

4.7 Abu Bakr Boys Secondary School 4.8 Abu Bakr Boys Sixth Form 4.9 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School – Part Time Qaida & Nazirah Classes 4.10 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School – Part Time Girls Hifz Classes 4.11 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School – Part Time Boys Hifz Classes 4.12 Masjid Abu Bakr Adult Education 4.13 Abu Bakr Darse Quran 4.14 Abu Bakr Darse Hadith 4.15 Abu Bakr Alima Classes for Girls 16+ (Full Time) 4.16 Abu Bakr Alima Classes for Girls 16+ (Part Time)

5 Staffing Structure

6 Abu Bakr Trust - Assets

7 Summary of Income

8 Summary of Expense

9 Financial Analysis

10 Projects Pending

11 Executive Summary

12 Appendices

13 In Pictures

1 Introduction

“Say (O Muhammad saw) Can those who possess knowledge be equal to those who do not” Al Qur’an

Surah Zumar

The Prophet saw said:

“The seeking of knowledge is compulsory for every Muslim” (male and female)

Ibn-Majah

Assalamu Alaikum

Islam commands all of us both individually and collectively to seek knowledge. In the glorious era where Islam and the Muslims where trend setters for the rest of civilisation, history tells us that the sole reason for their rise was founded on a proper and sound Islamic education and upbringing.

The Deeni institutions i.e. the Masjids, Madrasahs, Darul Ulooms and Islamic Schools are the backbone of Islam. The turbulent episodes which line the pages of history also prove throughout the Islamic world, that these institutions have been the key to safeguarding Islam. Whenever and wherever the Muslims have neglected these educational establishments (breeding grounds of future Imams and leaders of the Ummah), Islam has disappeared from these places.

In order to preserve Islam and the Islamic way of life, it is imperative and of the utmost importance that we Muslims initiate, support and maintain these institutions.

The ABU BAKR TRUST by the grace of Allahswt has for the last 14 years been instrumental in the delivery of quality Islamic and contemporary education to the whole of the Muslim community.

This Introductory Report is presented to you to outline works, initiatives and needs of the Abu Bakr Trust.

Wassalaam

Muhammad LuqmanChairman, Abu Bakr Trust

2 A Brief History.............

1972 – 1980

In 1972 the property situated at 156 Wednesbury Road, Walsall, UK was purchased by a group of local brothers, for use as a Masjid and Maktab (evening classes). This was given the name “Islamic Cultural Society”. 156 Wednesbury Road was a terraced house situated in a residential area, consisting of 4 rooms on 3 floors. The local brothers frequenting the Masjid for Jumuah prayers numbered between 50 and 60. Furthermore, a class was initiated to teach local children Nazira and Hifz-e-Qur’an. (Total: 30 Students).

1980 – 1990

Another Hifz class was formed in 1981 to cater for the increased demand due to the excellent reputation the Masjid had acquired over the years. Student numbers increased to about 60. However people attending regular prayers numbered a lowly 10 – 15 and Jumuah prayer 50 – 60. It is in this period that the first graduates of the Hifz class began to emerge.

1990 – 1998

Renovation work was carried out on the premises to modernise the Masjid and classrooms. This included installation of Ablution facilities and extending the prayer Hall.

1998 – Present

Sheikh Muhammad Luqman, a local Aalim, who studied at Anjuman Isha’at-e-Islam, Dewsbury, UK , Darul ul Uloom Karachi and graduated from Nusrat ul Uloom, Gujranwala, Pakistan, was approached by the local brothers to head the activities of the Masjid. Sheikh Luqman is the former Principal of the Islamic Institute of Nottinghamshire (founder the late Sheikh Muhammad Kamal). As Principal of the aforementioned Darul Uloom for boys, Sheikh played a major role in its rise and success. However due to the school relocating to Manchester, Sheikh found it unpractical to re-locate a second time. He had previously left his home town to occupy his post in Nottinghamshire.On his return to Walsall Sheikh assembled a team of young, enthusiastic Ulamas and professionals to assist him in the major transformation that was to take place. The Islamic Cultural Society became the Abu Bakr Trust. (Named after the great Sahabi and first Caliph of Islam; Sayyidina Abu Bakr Siddiq ra.)Alhamdulillah, under the stewardship of Sheikh Muhammad Luqman, in only a couple of years the numbers of students increased from around 50 in 1999 to over 2000 in 2012. The number of people attending prayers also increased from around 75 to over 800 in the same period.

4 Abu Bakr Trust Initiatives

4.1 Abu Bakr Creche

Abu Bakr Creche was established in 2011. It is suitable for children from 6 months to 2 years old. Creche is a place where young children are cared for during the day while their parents teach or study in Abu Bakr Trust.

4.2 Abu Bakr Nursery

Abu Bakr Nursery School was established in 2011. It is suitable for children from 2 years to 5 years old. The main objective of Abu Bakr Nursery School is to provide support to every child in order to become an independent learner and achieve the very best academic results as well as to become a responsible young Muslim.

4.3 Abu Bakr Reception

Abu Bakr Primary Reception was established in 2009 for the children from 5–8 years old. The aim of Abu Bakr Reception is to provide a strong Islamic environment in which the children achieve their full potential and become outstanding ambassadors for Islam. The School values each pupil as an individual ensuring they reach their full potential academically and spiritually.In Abu Bakr Reception, each child will develop an Islamic personality based upon the teachings of the Holy Qur’an. It is based on a foundation of teaching of Islam and strives to provide a journey that fosters true Iman and love for Islam in the hearts and minds of the pupil.

4.4 Abu Bakr Primary School

Abu Bakr Primary School was established in 2009 for the children from 5–8 years old. The aim of Abu Bakr Primary School is to provide a strong Islamic environment in which the children achieve their full potential and become outstanding ambassadors for Islam. The School values each pupil as an individual ensuring they reach their full potential academically and spiritually.In Abu Bakr Primary School, each child will develop an Islamic personality based upon the teachings of the Holy Qur’an. It is based on a foundation of teaching of Islam and strives to provide a journey that fosters true Iman and love for Islam in the hearts and minds of the pupil.

4.5 Abu Bakr Girls Secondary School

Hazrat Ali (RA) said:“to educate a man is to educate an individual… to educate a woman is to educate a nation.”

Abu Bakr Girls Secondary School was established in September 2000 at Wednesbury Road Walsall, West Midlands. It has 300 pupils and is increasing in numbers every year. Due to the school’s quality of education, there are hundreds of pupils on the waiting list.The school is registered with Ofsted and follows the UK National Curriculum Standard, with emphasis on Islamic studies.

From September 2012, the Abu Bakr Girls School had introduced GCSE in Arabic and GCSE in Business and Communication Studies alongside other vocational qualifications.

Abu Bakr Girls Secondary School provide students the quality education they need to empower themselves for tomorrow. The school strives to provide an excellent education based within the freedom of an Islamic environment.The Abu Bakr Girls Secondary School runs under the governing body which consists of the Chairman of the Abu Bakr Trust, Head teacher, Deputy Head, one staff governor and six parent governors

4.6 Abu Bakr Girls Sixth Form

Due to parental demands, Abu Bakr Girls’ School is currently working on initiating a Sixth Form. For further information please contact the Abu Bakr Girls School Office on 01922 626829.

4.7 Abu Bakr Boys Secondary School

Abu Bakr Boys Secondary School opened in September 2006 at Kent Street, North Walsall, West Midlands. There are currently over 150 pupils enrolled and every year the number is increasing.

The School aims to provide a strong Islamic environment and committed to creating a culture of learning in which pupils will strive and flourish.In Abu Bakr Boys School, pupils grow and develop an Islamic personality based upon Islamic teachings. The School also empowers pupils to become aspiring, effective and productive members of the society.

The School ensures all pupils to achieve best exam results as well as becoming rounded and responsible young Muslim.

Abu Bakr Boys School exam results have improved year on year. In 2012, Abu Bakr Boys School achieved 94% 5 or more A-C grades including English and Maths.The School follows the National Curriculum and a good selection of other subjects.

4.8 Abu Bakr Boys Sixth Form

Due to parental demands, Abu Bakr Boys School is currently working on initiating a Sixth Form. For further information please contact the Abu Bakr Boys School Office on 01922 724149.

4.9 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School Part Time Qaida & Nazirah Classes

Masjid Abu Bakr is an established Masjid and learning centre offering the best religious education for all ages. It is located in the heart of Walsall and serving Muslim community in Walsall and as well as Muslim communities around the West Midlands. In addition to five times daily prayer facilities the Mosque also offers daily study circles for Children and Adults from a diverse range of Ethnic backgrounds.The Masjid Abu Bakr has an inclusive evening Maktab, which provides exciting ways for children aged 5 and above to learn about Islam. There are also daily Tajweed classes for Adults to perfect their Qur’an recitation.The Masjid Abu Bakr (Evening School) has over 1400 students and around 70 members of staff from a diverse range of Ethnic backgrounds.

The Abu Bakr Masjid current syllabus includes: - Qaidah classes (beginners)- Nazirah classes (intermediate)- Hifz classes (higher)- Evening part time Alima classes

All classes follow and study a rigorous syllabus which includes Fiqah (Islamic Law), Aqaid (Islamic Belief), Seerah (Biography of the Prophet SAW) and Tajweed (Reciting the Qur’an correctly with all its qualities). All syllabuses are taught in English language by qualified Scholars.

4.10 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School Part Time – Girls Hifz Classes

Masjid Abu Bakr provides students the opportunity to memorise the words of the Holy Quran by heart. Students age range between 7 years to 20. Masjid Abu Bakr currently has three Girls Hifz Classes running in the evenings from 4:45pm – 8pm Monday – Friday.

4.11 Masjid Abu Bakr – Evening School Part Time – Boys Hifz Classes

Masjid Abu Bakr provides students the opportunity to memorise the words of the Holy Quran by heart. Students age range between 7 years to 18+. Masjid Abu Bakr currently has four Boys Hifz Classes running in the evenings from 4:45pm – 8pm Monday – Friday.

4.12 Masjid Abu Bakr – Adult Education

As well as offering five times daily prayer facilities, Masjid Abu Bakr also offers daily classes for Adults. These are held every day between 4:45pm – 7:15pm Monday – Friday. Brothers and Sisters of any age can enrol to help improve their recitation of Quran and gain a better overall understanding of Islamic education. Currently there are over 80 adults benefitting from these adult classes which of course are FREE

4.13 Masjid Abu Bakr – Weekly Darse Quran

Masjid Abu Bakr holds weekly Darse Quran (Lessons on the translation and meaning of the Quran) every Monday. The purpose of this is to help the public understand the meanings of the Quranic verses so that they can further better themselves in fulfilling the commandments of Allah Ta’ala. Darse Quran is delivered by Moulana Imdadullah Qasimi Sahib of Birmingham.

4.14 Masjid Abu Bakr – Weekly Darse Hadith

Masjid Abu Bakr holds weekly Darse Hadith (Lessons on the sayings of our beloved Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Sallam) every Wednesday. The purpose of this is to familiarise the Muslims about the life of our beloved Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wa

Sallam, his teachings and characteristics. This will help us to live our lives according to the Sunnah of our beloved Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wa Sallam.

4.15 Jamia Abu Bakr – Alima Classes for Girls 16+ (Full Time)

This course gives the students a comprehensive insight into the religion of Islam - giving them the authority to make correct judgement. Typically this is a 5 year full time course where we undertake to teach Deeni Uloom thoroughly, with strong emphasis on Arabic Grammar, Nahw, Sarf, Lughat, Adab and Balaagha. We can confirm that this course is only available at the Abu Bakr Trust and nowhere else. (Currently over 80 students are studying this course – the first class has graduated in August 2008)

4.16 Jamia Abu Bakr – Alima Classes for Girls 16+ (Part Time)

This course gives the students a basic and general insight into the religion of Islam. This part time course is available to students who are currently studying secondary school education and want to further their Islamic knowledge once they have completed their school studies.

6 Abu Bakr Trust - Assets

156 Wednesbury Road, Walsall

Date Purchased: 1972

Purchase Price: £1,800.00

Purchased With: Lillah Donations

Usage: Prayer HallClassroomsAblution Facilities


Date Purchased: March 1999

Purchase Price: £58,524.25 (Inc costs)

Purchased With: Interest Free Loans

Usage: ClassroomsStorage


Date Purchased: September 2000



Usage: OfficesStaffroomPrayer Hall (Extension)



Date Purchased: July 2001



Usage: Classrooms Storage

Car Park (adjacent to 170 Wednesbury Road)

Date Purchased: September 2002



Nanotavi Block ( 140 Wednesbury Road)

Date Purchased: January 2003



Usage: ClassroomsComputer Suite

140a-e Wednesbury Road, (Industrial Estate)

Date Purchased: February 2003


Purchased With: Interest Free Loan

Usage: ClassroomsStaffroomOfficesDining HallLibrary, Science Lab

7 Portakabins (Location: Industrial Estate)




Usage: Classrooms

Jamia Abu Bakr (Formerly North Walsall Junior School)




Usage: Boys Residential School

166 & 166a Wednesbury Road, Walsall




Usage: Classrooms

13 Derby Street, Walsall

Date Purchased: March 2006



Usage: Accommodation for Teachers

Marquee (Tent Structure)

Date Purchased: October 2002

Purchase Price £18,000.00


Usage: Congregational prayers(Now discontinued)

Cu

Date Purchased: 31st March 2007

Purchase Price: £180,000

Purchased with: Interest Free Loans

Usage: Nursery

Modular Building used as Mosque

Date Purchased: August 2007



Usage: Place of Worship

Awaiting Picture

150 Wednesbury Road,

Walsall,

WS1 4JJ

162 Wednesbury Road




Usage: Classrooms

Modular Classroom Building - Boys School



Purchase with: Interest Free Loans

Usage: Education

IKNM Redditch, 140 Mount Pleasant




Usage: Mosque/education

Crown Works Unit 1

Date Purchased: November 2012

Purchase Price: £1,560,000.00

Purchased With: Interest Free Loans –

paying monthly instalments

Usage: School/College

Shelley Campus

Date Purchased: 24th April

Purchase Price: £1,200,000.00

Renovation: £900,000.00

New Value: £4,000,000.00


Usage: Expansion of Girls’ Secondary School/college

IKNM London, 11-13 St Georges Road, Forest Gate, E7 8HT

Owned by: IKNM, London

Managed by: Abu Bakr Trust

Palfrey Supermarket

Date Purchased: 18th September 2013



Usage: Islamic Book Shop

Date Purchased: December 2014



Usage: Islamic Book Shop

Awaiting Picture

Palfrey Supermarket

120-121 Milton Street

Walsall

WS1 4LN

Awaiting Picture

29 Bradford Street

Walsall

WS1 1PN

10 Projects Pending

The following is a breakdown of projects which are in the pipeline or properties which are being purchased and the deal is going through or works will commence in the very near future.

Project Estimated Cost

Crown Works Unit 1 - £1,560,000.00 purchase price and then £3,000,000.00 is required (estimate) to convert it into a modern School

Nanotavi Block Extension £1,200,000.00

Shelly Campus (former Walsall College) - £1,560,000.00 purchased and £900,000 for refurbishment. Project completed in August 2015.

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11 Executive Summary

As our respected and interested readers of this Introductory Report will have realised, that with the grace of Allah (swt) and the support of the Muslim Community, especially the Muslims of Walsall and Birmingham, the Abu Bakr Trust has been able to grow and shine within a relatively short period of time. You will no doubt agree that to start with one terraced house and then to become one of the leading if not the leading educational institution in Britain in only a few years is truly a remarkable achievement.

In 1999 when the Abu Bakr Trust was established it had around sixty students, two classes and two teachers, but since then every year student numbers as well as classes and teachers have increased by around 100%. So much so, that we now have nearly 3000 students in total and over 250 teachers (voluntary and paid) and 15 non-teaching staff.

The biggest need of the Abu Bakr Trust is financial. As you will have gathered, the sources of income do not come close to even covering the running costs let alone expansion and growth.

By far the biggest source of finance has been Interest Free Loans (Qarz-e-Hasana). These have been fundamental to the growth and expansion of the Trust; nevertheless they have to be repaid. The main reason that the Trust has been able to acquire the Interest Free Loans in excess of two and a half million pounds (£2,500,000.00) in such a short time is because contributors are assured by the management that their money will be repaid on-demand. Alhamdulillah, this has been the case for the last fifteen years. All creditors have always been repaid the amount demanded on time. This in turn has created a positive confidence in the publics’ perception.

Just for the benefit of our readers and potential investors we would like to inform you that the support from the public can also be obtained in the form of Lillah Donations (which do not have to be repaid). Due to the popularity and good reputation of the Trust, people around the country if approached will donate. But, there are three main reasons why this route has not been taken:

Firstly, the contribution made through donations does not be significant. As you have read, the number of properties which have been bought in a very short time could not have been purchased through Lillah donations alone. For example Jamia Abu Bakr which was bought from auction in 2003 for £703,000.00, where the amount in full must be paid within 28 days, could not have been purchased if we chose to collect donations from the Muslims. Therefore the only possible route was to get large amounts of money e.g. £3K/5K etc from a smaller number of Muslims as interest free loans. (Which Alhamdulillah was the case and parents and other members of the Muslim community raised the amount in 14 days!)

The Management is not only responsible for the day to day running of the initiatives, but are also heavily involved in teaching and administration. It is for this reason that fundraising (Lillah/Sadaqaat) has taken a back seat. It is not possible to go out for fundraising purposes without having a negative effect on student learning and on the Internal progress of the Trust.

The rapid birth, growth and continual development of the Trust has always been intrinsically linked with the Senior Management Team (Sheikh Muhammad Luqman hafizahullah & Sheikh Muhammad Ramzan hafizahullah) and at the same time they are the only suitable and trustworthy candidates in the eyes of the public, to represent the Trust and promote its activities to the outside world so that they may in return contribute wholeheartedly. This dual responsibility for the Senior Management makes the situation more difficult, the structure of the Trust is such that they are needed onsite at all times. But then to get the finance needed to fund the activities e.g. buying more buildings for educational purposes, paying huge staff costs, refurbishment, conversions and maintenance etc, demands that they spend a huge amount of time outside the Trust raising funds.

So far priority has been given to student education and internal progress of the Trust, and reliance for the funds needed has been on Interest Free Loans.

The Way Forward

For present and future the picture is very clear, our honourable reader must understand that to stabilise the Trust and continue its progress, the Interest Free Loans must be repaid as soon as possible. Other sources of income and funding must be sought. We

currently have to take more interest free loans in order to meet the demand for repayments, which takes up valuable management time, and diverts attention from student education and Internal Progress of the Trust.

Our reader must be aware that in this day and age where the Muslim Ummah is a victim of Fitna, (afflictions &trials) mischief and is subservient to its own lusts and desires; it is indeed very difficult to find brothers and sisters who have the worry and concern for the state of the Ummah as mentioned above. Yet on the other hand there is a cry all over that “we are working for the Ummah and its salvation” but practically no results are delivered which makes one wonder what all fuss is about.

But at the Abu Bakr Trust you will find it evident that words are put into action and results are delivered. For example, the Trust is running 21 different educational projects e.g. Abu Bakr Girls School, Abu Bakr Boys School, Girls College (sixth form), evening Madrasah and recently has also established Abu Bakr primary school with contemporary and Islamic scholarship courses for males and females and has nearly 3000 students with 250 staff (paid and volunteers). 190 boys and girls have succeeded in memorising the Holy Qur’an, 4 classes have graduated from the Islamic Scholarship course etc.

For this noble project we would like to put the following before the reader:

1. If you want your money to be used in the most genuine place where the work of Deen and education is taking place and the young generation (boys & girls) are securing their Imaan and the future of Islam. Then we can assure you that you will find the Abu Bakr Trust the most worthy place of your support.

2. To help the Trust maintain its progress and promote its initiatives we need respected individuals and establishments to assist us in the repayment of the Interest free loans. (Currently £3 Million approx) Obviously this will free the Senior Management from the huge burden of fundraising, and will give them even more time to focus on student learning and internal progress of the Trust.

3. In order to provide better facilities for our students and the public, we need your support to carry out the pending projects. (Purpose Built Mosque, Nanotavi Block Extension and Purchase of the remaining houses own by 4 families. This will make the Trust the owner of the whole block of houses (15 in total) which in return will be a great help for future planning and development). Currently the Trust uses a very big portable modular building to house the congregational prayers and community programmes. (see section “10 Projects Pending”)

4. Our intentions and ambitions are to have as many Islamic Schools, Darul Ulooms, and part-time evening Maktabs as possible in order to safeguard the Imaan of our children and the Muslim Ummah. We specifically train our young scholars to take the responsibility of running an educational institution and we then endeavour to acquire suitable premises for this purpose. We would like you to express your support of this and all the other initiatives of the Abu Bakr Trust, so that when the time arrives we know that with the Help of Allah swt people like yourself will be awaiting for our invitation.

5. We request and invite respected individuals and Organisations to help the Abu Bakr Trust through generous donations and fee’sabilillah. However, if someone after fully appreciating the extent of the work the Abu Bakr Trust is doing, wants to help but finds the donations required too high, then we are also willing to accept significant long-term loans and investments with an agreed fixed monthly repayment. (e.g. 3 million over 15 years) The Trust is also willing to give its assets as a security to the loan provider (security). This will help us to consolidate our existing loans from hundreds of creditors and will give us the convenience of a single fixed monthly repayment. Currently repayment requests are so varied that they can range from £25,000.00 in one month to £150,000.00 in the next, which obviously causes serious strain on the Trusts finances.

In support of the information contained in this report, all relevant documentation and Audited Accounts can be made available upon request.

Thank you for taking the time to read this Introductory Report of the Abu Bakr Trust. We would like you to take this request seriously and if you require further information please do not hesitate to contact Sheikh Mohammad Luqman (Chairperson) on: +44 7720 384628 or +44 1922 620618. To arrange a visit for yourself or your representative please inform.

12 Appendices

Appendix 1:

Business Accountant: Mayfield5 Highgate Business CentreHighgate RoadBirminghamB12 8EA

T: +44(0)121 772 6745 F: +44(0)121 773 7838

Solicitors: Enoch Evans Solicitors (Mr. J Cooke)St Paul’s Chambers6 – 9 Hatherton RoadWalsallUnited Kingdom

WS1 1XS

Business Banking: Acc Name: Abu Bakr Trust Lloyds Bank Walsall The Bridge Walsall

West Midlands

Appendix 2: Professional Affiliation

Association of Muslim Schools (AMS – UK) Unit B5A77 Evington Valley RoadLeicesterUnited KingdomLE5 5LL

Union of Muslim Organisations-WalsallMayfield Centre19 Wednesbury RoadWalsallUnited KingdomWS1 3RU

Appendix 3: Appointed Contractors

Masjid/School Building: Reade Buray Associates29 Waterloo RoadWolverhamptonUnited Kingdom

Department for Education and Skills Sanctuary Buildings Great Smith Street London SW1P 3BT

WV1 4DJ

Crown Works Unit 1: PMC Midlands Limited Unit 16, Key Business Park Kingsbury Road Erdington Birmingham B24 9PT MJS Construction Limited 48 Coronation Road Hillfields Coventry CV1 5BX

Vendor of Crown Works Unit 1: EPC Pension Fund 63 Longwood Road Aldridge Walsall WS9 0TA

In Pictures

Girls School Students

Abu Bakr Girls School; Ablution Area

Abu Bakr Girls School; Library

Jamia Abu Bakr; Rear Elevation

Jamia Students; Break Time

Jamia Students; Lunch Time

Jamia Abu Bakr; Boarding

Masjid Abu Bakr; Main Entrance

Abu Bakr Trust Car Park; Friday Prayers

Abu Bakr Girls School: Nanotavi Block

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