Report No.067                                                   Jamadi U’la-February 2017

HAWZAT-UL-QAIM TANGA HOLDS 5TH GRADUATION CEREMONY

Hawzat-ul-Qaim (a.t.f) Tanga since officially established in 2007 has conducted five graduation ceremonies. On the 4^th of February, 2017 (6^th Jamad-ul-Uula 1438 AH) Bilal Muslim Mission Tanga Branch led by Director of Hawzat Samahat Sheikh Amir Kipingu conducted its fifth graduation conferring on students the degrees of Islamic studies. Six students out of ten (10) since they joined institution in 2011 were able to graduate and receive their title on that day.

The guest of honour was Principal of Hawzat Imam Swadiq (a.s) Samahat Sheikh Hemed Jalala from Dar es Salaam who came with his deputy Sheikh Mohammed Abdu. The graduation ceremony was also blessed by the presence of Principal of Jamiat-ul-Mustafa – Tz branch i.e. Syed Radhavi alongwith Br. Ali Bagheri – the Cultural Counselor –Embassy of the Islamic Republic Of Iran.

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BMM/ADMIN/004/1438                                                       

FREE EYE CAMP AT DODOMA ORGANIZED BY
THE BILAL MUSLIM MISSION OF TANZANIA  

The Bilal Muslim Mission of Tanzania in collaboration with BETA Charitable Trust of Essex, U.K, Darul Muslimeen Education Center and with the support of other Well-Wishers held a free eye and health camp at Dodoma, from 9^thto 12^th December 2016.

The camp was held at Darul Muslimeen Education Centre, in Dodoma and the surgeries were carried out at Dodoma General Hospital with the help of the District Medical Officer.
 
People from various villages in Dodoma region registered for the Free Eye treatment, and a record number of 5500 patients of various ages were screened, details are given below:

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Report No.066                                   Rabiul Aakhar 1438 A.H, January 2017

BILAL TANGA EXTENDS HAWZAT UZ ZAHRA

Starting from 2017 Bilal Muslim Mission – Tanga branch has restructured and extended duration for girls studying in Hawzat-uz-Zahra from 3 to 5 years. The new five year course will be divided into two parts i.e. Pre-Hawza studies which will be for 2 years and Hawza studies which will be for 3 years.

A total of 35 students were interviewed for Pre–Hawza studies out of which 23 were selected to join the course. The Interview was conducted by a team of teachers led by the Principal of Hawza Sayed Hassan Musawi on 25^th January 2017. At present Hawzat-uz-Zahra has a total of 46 students, i.e. 38 in Pre-Hawza and 8 students in Hawza.
 
The Following is picture showing some students:

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BRIEF REPORT - JANUARY 2017

Bilal Muslim Organization of Uganda conducted a number of activities in January, 2017 among them are the following:

BOREHOLE NO 37:

Water projects: One Borehole was dug and officially opened by the delegation from Bilal Muslim Organization in the areas of Kayindu Luweero District.

The Borehole will help the inhabitants of more than six Villages, worshiping areas for both Muslims and non Muslims plus schools both primary and secondary which are located in the area. We thank those well wishers who contributed towards the success of this project.

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Report No.065 of SAFAR 1438 A.H. - November 2016

The Bilal Muslim Mission of Tanga in collaboration with Ahlul-Bayt Charitable foundation and Sayyid Shuhadaa Foundation of Mikanjuni – Tanga organized a peaceful march to commemorate the Death Anniversary of our Holy Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.W).
 
The procession which was attended by more than 1,000 people from all around Tanga started from Bilal Headquarters in Street No. 5 and ended at Ahlul-Bayt Charitable foundation Headquarters in Street No. 20.

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Report No.064 of Safar 1438 AH, November 2016

BILAL NURSERY SCHOOL GRADUATION

The Bilal Muslim Mission – Tanga Branch held a graduation program for its Nursery Students who completed KG 2 studies on Sunday 27^th of November 2016. A total of 47 students completed their Kindergarten level studies this year.

The Graduation was held in all the four schools on the same day namely Duga, KIlulu, Makaka and Mkumbara centres. The functions were well attended by Local government representatives, Local Primary school representatives and other village dignitaries.

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