| Names ofthe char | ity trustees who m | anage the charity | ||||
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| Trustee name | Office (ifany) | Dates acted ifnot for whole ar |
Name to a |
ofperson (or body) entitled oint trustee ifan |
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| Abdul Hadee Bham | Treasurer | |||||
| Ishaq Bham | ||||||
| Safir Bhana | ||||||
| Ebrahim Chhibda |
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| Yusuf Dawjee | ||||||
| Ahmed Ali Laher |
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| llyas Lunat | Chairperson | |||||
| Sakir Passwala | Secretary | |||||
| Atick Patel | ||||||
| 10 | Intekhabalam Patel |
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| Soyab Sidat | ||||||
| 12 | Yusuf Rajah | |||||
| 13 | Imran Seedat | |||||
| 14 | Shafaqat Ali |
Up to 15/11/2022 | ||||
| 15 | Mohammed Ravat |
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| 16 | Asjid Sidat | From 16/04/2023 |
| Names and addresses | Names and addresses | ofadvisers | (Optional |
information) | |
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| T eofadviser |
Name | Address | |||
| Architect | Mr Hasan | Dadibhai | K U F I C, | Suite 24, Technology Drive, Batley |
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| Planning | consultant | Mr Haris | Kasuji | RRPlanning, 82a Otley Road, Leeds |
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| Solicitor | Mr Asif Abubaker | Kingswell | Watts Solicitors, Church Street, Dewsbury | ||
| Highways | consultant | Bryan G | Hall | Suite E15 | Josephs Well, Hanover Walk, LEEDS LS3 1AB |
| primary focus for the year was to re-establish all provide services ba pre-Covid times in line with the Trust's Objectives. |
primary focus for the year was to re-establish all provide services ba pre-Covid times in line with the Trust's Objectives. |
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| The following services were provided to the community through the |
year: | ||
| ~ | five times prayers. | ||
| ~ | 2x Eid Salaah | ||
| ~ | Taraweeh (night) prayers during Ramadhan |
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| ~ | Itikaaf and other facilities during Ramadhan. |
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| ~ | educational classes (Madrasah) for children. |
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| ~ | Weekly education classes for adults (both male and female) | ||
| ~ | Monthly Naseeha programmes open to all users with a specific |
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| religious topic focused on each month | |||
| ~ | Monthly seminar on the life (seerah) ofthe Prophet (pbuh) |
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| ~ | Ad hoc religious events | ||
| ~ | Pastoral service from an Islamic viewpoint | ||
| ~ | Providing facilities for Shahada (reversion) and support to new |
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| Muslims. | |||
| ~ | Breakfast mornings | ||
| Other activities carried out this year are: | |||
| ~ | Continued fundraising to repay private loans (Qarz-e-Hasana). |
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| With the grace ofAllah loans have reduced toa level that the | |||
| Trust is in a position to repay from its cash assets. However, |
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| some creditors have extended the terms ofthe loan to ease any |
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| unnecessary cashflow issues for the Trust. |
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| ~ | Run the business side ofthe charity —i.e.provide rental to local |
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| businesses of units within Healey Mills which are not required |
for | ||
| Masjid/Madrasah use. Any surplus funds from the rental income |
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| go back into the charities income to further the charitable | |||
| purposes ofthe charity. |
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| ~ | Continued publication and distribution of monthly electronic prayer |
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| timetables to the public. |
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| In all its | activities and administration ofthe charity the trustees have |
had | |
| regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefit. |
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| Madrassah (Educational) provision: |
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| The Trust now provides classes 5 days a week to nearly 100students. | It | ||
| has been challenging to accommodate these numbers on the current |
site | ||
| and hence the Trust is hiring Healey Community Centre to accommodate |
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| the children alongside the existing site. |
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| The Trust, also during the year, engaged the services of KUFIC (it's |
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| architects) and RRP Planning to start to explore expansion ofthe site |
to | ||
| bring back provision ofthe madrassah in-house. There are a number |
of | ||
| units on | site that have a potential for conversion to classes and to provide |
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| specific | ladies facilities ifconverted (subject to planning). This work |
will | |
| continue | into 2023/24. |