Charlty number. 1196655 (England and W8185) Maslld Alsha Handsworth Wood Report oflhe Twstee6 and Unaudlted Flnan¢l818tatements For tha year •nd8d 31 August 2023 Masjld Asha Handsworth Wood Conlanls Pag8 For the year ended 31 August 2023 R•p)rl ol Ihè Twtst••$ Indopondwt E¥gmh)eV$ R•wt tolh• Ttu•t•as 814l•m•nl ol FInanG5￿A¢llv1lIOI Sthllmoni rf Flfvortlil Poilllon Not•• lo Iho Flnondal St•temonli sto8 D•t•ll•d Sl•t•m•nl ol AnM¢l•l Athlll Masjd Asha ￿￿nd3￿￿￿h WcM)d Report ofthe TEu$l8es For the year ended 31 August 20rJ Yh• Truth￿. alw olroctty8 pwpolu Iw. thotr rnport and Ihg rthanchl sl8lem8nls for Iho th81ilable c(rygny Sy tho yo•r 31Awl 2023. Tho Trusws have adoptèd lh• kwovl$kn¥ ol AttourdtrLg #nd R•pthWno by Clwl8s'. Sta1￿￿1 d R•¢orThMnded Pradt• •p[l￿& to th8lr acc¢unl$ In a¢¢ord?n¢8 FIn￿&t R•porlh4 8ta*lwd kn th• UK And thD RewLlk ol Iro1gTrJ (FRS 1021 leff8cfv8 1 J8nuary 20191. OBJECTIVES AND AUIVITIES Objacu￿15 and alm• ru[￿Ing o ¢h•rlty IPB2y. REFERENCE A14D ADMINISTIIATIVE INFOIIMATION Nom• ol c￿rI(Y harfiy r•gb•tr•Uon nLvnb•r Pdn¢lp•l •ddr•i• I1￿555 &YJ 18 Th• Iwst••$ •nd olk•r• thJdn9 IP• fill￿. Hwun P• b•1 S￿•M•n IAoharrwntrJ &I*Mn Ind•p•rthnt •x•mln•M 8knik¥h•m *ppThéd by lh• 8o•rd ofTru•lM• •nO s￿r0d on lsb*¥ty Iqbttl sU￿rnIn 1019 Ma51id Aisha Handsworih Wood Independ¢nl Examiners Rèport lo the Truslfyes For the year ended 31 August 2023 I report lo the ITU51ees on my examinellon ol Ihe 8ccouni$ of Ihe charilable company lorlhe year ended 31 Augu512023. Re$pan$lbSlltlfjs anrf Lia818 of report As tho cliarily Truslees, who arè also directors for ihe purpos85 01 conipany law. are fespon61blo lor th8 preparalloi) of the accolinls in accordance wilh tho requirefflon15 01 Ihe Compani&s Acl 2006 I'lhe 2006 Acl'l. H8vlng $811sfied myself th81 the accounls of Ihe Company gre noi required lo bo 8udiied under P8rt 1601 Ihe 2006 Acl and are ellolb1e lor Indep¢ndeni oxJtnlnÉiion, I report in r£sppGI ol my èxanilnalion ol your charity's accounts carritrd out under section 14501 th8 Chaillies Act 20111.lhe 2011 Acl'l. In carrylng oul my exaniinalion I havg lollowgd Ilie DlreGlion5 givèn by Iliv Charily Conimission undor socllon 14515llbl of the 2011 A¢1, It)d6p&ndèni ￿￿￿1711n8rS statem&nl 1. a¢counlin¢J ¢eLofds w¢ra not kopl Iii re$pecl ol the Compiiny os roqulred by s8r.lion 386 01 tho 2006 Act,, or 2. 1110 accouiils do not accord wllh111088 recoFds,' or 3. tho occouiils do not comply wliii Ilio r8qulr8monls of 80clSon 396 01 tho 2006 Acl ollier than gTry requlroinenl Ihat Ihe ccoullls givo B'lrue end lalr view, which 15 nol a maiior consldored a$ pgrl ol ind8pend8nl 6xomlnolion', or 4. 111¥ ucLouiil¥ Iiave Iioi bepri piepar¢d in fjc¢ofdènco wi111 Ili& m&ittods and prlnclples of Ihe Slalomoni ol Recoinmended Finanei81 Rtportino Slandar(l oppllco1)It In tho UK and Republi¢ of Ireland IFRS 1021. I liavo no ¢oiKorn8 and havo ¢omo 0Gro¥s no Ollier niall¢i$ in ¢onneclion wllli11)¥ 8xanilnallon lo wlilch allenllon ghouW bo diawn In thig reporl in ord8r 1¢ onobl¢ Fl proper und8rs18ndlno ol Iho aceounls lo be reached. J8viald Y8koob fcA184627071 Signia Charlored Accoun18nlg 86?-864 Wagliwood Healli Roed washi,￿￿d Woalli Birniinghgm 88 2NG 03 January 2024 2ty19 Maslld Al8ha Handsworth Wood Slalemenl of Flnan¢lal A¢livilios (including Income ané Expenditure Account) For the year ended 31 Auwst 2023 lot¢• Unro¥trl¢t•d lund8 2022 Incom• and endowm•nti fiom.. Dona￿¢￿1 and109ades ¢Mrll8bl• Oth81 Ir8dlng aclvMo1 8.135 93.852 433 34,430 14.857 107h20 49,097 ExpeThdlture on: Rolsing lunds Chaflthblo •¢N￿lIa9 14,2331 197,5721 1101.8051 17541 Net Ineom• 41,333 R¥con¢lll8tlon of fund• TOWI lund$ ￿OUght I0￿11d Tolal fund• ¢•rfl•d l¢Ninl 48.333 0).941 40,333 3019 Ma8lld Alsha Hand$worth Woo(1 Slalemenl of Fin?ncial Posillon A5 8131 August 2023 Nol•B 23 2Q22 Current •¥¥ets Cosh 81 b&nk 8nd In ￿lld 53.701 53,701 247 48.333 48,333 Crethtor8: •mourtt* f*Nlng wllhln pno yur 12 153.941 48,333 Total •68eti ¢urrèh¢ Ihbiiitlo• 53.941 48.233 Not ai•ots 53.940 Thg lund• ol th• chrlty Unio$tdct•d Intr)m• lundi 13 63,918 $3,948 48,333 48,333 T4)t•l lundi For the yeaf ended 31 Augusl 2023th• wnpony w•8 onlRl•O lo •x•ftplhn Irom audll •odlon 47701 thg Compan188 Act 2000 febllng b SMBII eomponlos. Thg membgr8 havo nal requlrad lh• eonwlny to obtalTr Èn AudS1 ol Is act￿j￿ts ior lh¢ yoar In que$lbn In 8ccorO8rr wSlh 8eciknTh 478. Tho tru81o&a •cknowlgdgo th•lr r•gponelbDlll•$ loi complylr4 wlth IhB r8qulr8monts ol Ihe Acl ￿th 10sP8cI lo accounllng ritords 8nd th¢ pr•p•r8llon ol a¢eounl•, Th•8• •c¢ounl• haw b•￿ pr•pir•d IA oceordaThc• *4th Ih• pro￿810n8 •pplI¢￿1& kn cornpanl81 I￿1•¢1 to th• ¥rMII compgnlo8' Mqlmo. Ttt• Inlndil 1t810jThryn￿ wero approv•d and wlhorf••d for l••u• by th• Bo•rd •nd •tgn•*Y on Il• b•hill by.. iqbal Sulgm•n Tru•l•• 03 JaNJ•ry 2024 4019 ma8r￿ Aisha H8ndsworth Wood Notes ￿ the Financ4al Slataments For the year eThled 31 August 2023 l. Aeeouhllng Polle￿8 Th• ffnand81 stsimwlts haw bogn propor06 und•r tho ca¥1 c#nwnthJn. oxcopi ￿ Inv￿lments whkh are 81 m•rtei Y)K* ond Iho r•véluokn ol(*rt￿n fixed 8sselJ arvj kb i¢eord•nM lh• ChaAl88 SORP IFRS 1021'ACc￿ni&ng Bnd R8ytir¥J ty Chorillo¥'. &alerronl of Rec 2022 Olhjr cr•dllor• (24n 124T) 13. m0￿M•h1 In fund• UDr•ilrfGtqd F¥Jnd• Incomln¥ r•¥ourc•• 8alin¢• al 311081202J 0110912022 r•soure•• G•neral G•noral 48.333 t07A20 1101,8051 53,948 48,333 107.42fl 1101,8051 53,94B 7ot9 MasSld Alsha Handsworth Wood Notès lo the Financial Statements Conilnu8d For the year ended 31 August 2023 Unro$tvSct8d Ftsnd¥- Pr6vlou8 year Balan￿ at 12M112021 Incomlng Outgolno 880ur£•8 8al8nc• at 3110812022 Gonorol General 49.087 (754) 333 49.087 541 48.333 Purpoae ol unff¢8lrfGted Funda General Th8sè lunds are reCe￿d by M8sjld Alsha Hand$worth Woorf wRh no pw¥rJJar ￿le[enCe exp¥essed by donLYS. 14. Analy$l8 of not &ss•i$ hg¢wq8n funds N*lA$￿t# Unrgstrfeted fund¥ Goneral G￿er#I 53,948 53,948 53,948 63.948 P1w￿l1$ year N•t¢urr•M N•tAvsDts Ill•blUtl•s1 Unr•Btflded Gener8f G8n8ro1 48,333 48,333 48A33 48.333 8of9 Ma$lld Alsha Handsworth Wood Delalled Slalemenl ol Flnanclal Acuvilies For the year end8d 31 Atsgusl 2023 2023 2022 INCOME AND ENDOWMENT Donailono th1￿ louaclos Donolbn$ e.135 34.430 .135 34,430 Charflable •cllvlUes Incomfr Irs)m charaablg 8¢11￿￿¢$ 93,852 14.657 93.852 14.657 oth¢r iTadSng actlvltle In¢om8 Imm Sat8 Of B¢)okB 5,433 5.433 Tot•1 lth¢omlng r66ourcÈs EXPENDifuRE Olh?r Iradlng adlvlllo5 Fund rolslng 0ven15 Costs 107N20 49.087 14.2331 14,2331 Chavlt&bh Jctl¥lllo8 Co$loldlred tharftable actfvity 180.3101 180.3101 SUPPORT COSTS Governamep ¢o¥lS Go¥grrtanc• colts 117,2621 17541 117.2621 17541 yo1￿ r•Joure88 •xp¢nded 1101.8051 17541 N81 In¢om¢ 4615 41.333 9of9 Th18 pago doo6 not form part olthg stalulory finandal stalgnwls CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Trustees, Annual Report for the period From: l￿ep-2o22 Period stsrt dat• To: 31-Aug-2023 Period end date Charlty name: Masjid Aisha Handsworth Wood Charity registration number: 1196555 Objectives and Activities SORP refe￿0 Summary of the purposes of the charity as set out in its goveming document Para 1.17 1. To advan￿ the religion of Islam, by means of. but not exclusively, promoting the teachings and tenets of Islam. provision of facilities for worship and provision of facilities for Islamic education, in accordan￿ with the teachings of the Qur'aan and the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as defined and interpreted by the Ahle sunnah wal jamaah Hanafi Deobandi school of thought. 2. To relieve financial hardship among the poor. th8 underprivileged, victims of natural and man-made disasters and people in need, by means of, but not exclusively, making grants for providing or paying for items. equipment. treatment. seNices and facilities for the benefrt of the said ersons. Masjid Aisha provides daily Islamic education classes for chiklren. Children from within the community, aged 6- 15years. are given afterschool classes in general Islamic education and in the Qu¢aan from Monday to Friday. Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, in pa￿c￿lar, the activities, projects or services identified in the accounts. Parn1.170rn1 1.19 Provides Islamic education classes for women. Women from b*rythin Ihe community of any age are gtven moming classes on weekends for general Islamic edU￿tIon and in the Qurfaan, vthere otherwise the opportunity to leam aspects about the Islamic faith are sparse. Provides daily gatherings of leaming, weekly lectures for men and monthly programmes for both men and women. Men from around the area and from neart) areas have the opportunity to sit in daily gatherings from Monday to Friday, as well as weekly programmes delivered by scholars. Masjid Aisha runs numerous tharity drives to support victims of natural disasters and war- tom countries arourKJ th8 worfd. Events, such as paintballing and mountsin hiking, regularfy take place to unite Muslims from the local community in getting together, trying to pla￿ an emphasis on engaging the youth, in order to raise money for worthy auses. Charity drives, induding efforts to hand in old computers. make boxes of foodlclothinglblankets, give n old clothes and donate food parcels and money. are regularly initiated to support vidims of natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes. as V￿11 as to provide aid to those affected b war and conflict. All trustees are confirmed to have had regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public benefft. Statement confiming whether the twstees have had regard lo the guKlance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit Pw• 1.18 Addltlonal Infomiatlon (optlonal> You ma choose to include further ststements where rebvant about.. Pw• 1.30 Policy on grant making P•rn 1.38 Policy on sooal investment induding program related investment Pw• 1.38 Contribution made by volunteers Other Achievements and Performance SORP relernnco The Handswoth Wood Youth Forum continued to work in collaboration with the As-suffa Outreach programme in helpin9 to providè hot food and shelier for Birmingharn's homeless population. Working from a unit in Binningham City Cent￿, homeless people from the city - Muslims and non-muslims alike - are invited to partake of hot meals every evening, as well as being able lo stsy ovemight in the heated unit during the winter months, with clean and warm blankets and sleeping bags provided. Summary ofth& main a¢hiev8ments of th8 charity, Identlfying the differen￿ the charity's w￿rk has made to the circumstanc8s of its beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a whole. P8r8 1.20 As a result of the pandemic, this collaboration between Masjid Aisha and As- Suffa was extended to provide food parcels for those elderly, disabled, people who were shieldlng due to health conditions and people who could not afford basic essentials due to not being able to work and not receiving fvrlough support. People from the community donated foodstuffs and basic hygiene essentials which were then packed into parcels by volunteers who also distributed the parcels to those in need. Our annual program was held for the local community, for both Muslims and non- Muslims alike, where lectures were glven and dinner was Served. This proved to be 8 resoundlng success, with many members of the community giving great feedback about how the event helped to bring dlfferent parts of the community together. Regular fund raising activities took place. with activities including a Snowden climb and sponsored paintballing, raising thousands of pounds in charity lo help dlsadvantaged people from famine- and war- tom areas of the world. Addltlonal Informatlon loptlonall You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about.. Achlevements against objectives set P¥r• 1.41 Perf0Than￿ of fundraising aGlivities againsl objectives set Par8 1.41 Inveslment perfomian against oblectives Parn 1.41 Other Financial Review Review of the chaiity's financial position at the erKI of the nod Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they are held Para 1.21 P¥0 1.22 Masjid Aisha has a policy to hold £5,000 in reserve at the end of each year to provide cover for any n￿SSary expenses, such as maintenano of the buildi £53,948.00 NIA Amount of reseNes held Reasons for holding zero reserves Details of fund materially in deficit Explanation of any un￿rtaIn￿e$ about the ¢harity continuing as a going cOn￿M Para 1.22 Paro 1.22 Psrn 1.24 NIA Parn 1.23 NIA Addlllonal Inforniatlon (optional) You ma choose to indude further ststements W￿re relevant about.. The charity's principal sources of funds (including any fundraising) P¥a 1.47 Investrnent policy and obiectives induding any social investment policy adopted P*a 1.46 A description of the principal risks facing the charity P¥a 1.46 Other Structure, Governance and Management Description of charity's trusts.. Type of goveming document Poro 1.25 CIO Foundation Constrtution How is the ¢harity constituted? Para 1.25 CIO Foundation Trustee sel8Ction methods including details of any constitutional provisions e.g. election to post or name of any person or body entitled to appoint one or more trustees Para 1.25 Nomination for new a truslee{s) must b8 presented to existing trustees and they must pass a unanimous resolution to appoint said trust88 for a temi, d8temin8d at a properly convened meeting of the Trustees. Addltional Informatlon (optlonal) You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about.. Policies and procadure8 adopted for the indudion and training of tnjstees The charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity work8 Parl 1.s1 Relationship with any related parties ParA 1.51 Other Reference and Admlnistrative details Charit name Other name the charit uses istered charit number Charity's principal address Mas id Aisha Handsworth Wood An umane Isha-Atul Islam 1196555 Masjid Aisha The Grange Handsworth Wood Birmingham B20 1BH Names of the charlty trustees who manage the charfty Datss act•d Ifnotforwho Tru¥t•¢ nam• OIFKo1rf 4ny) Mam• of pgvson lor body) •ntltl•d olnt truBt88 Harun Patel Chair Iqbal Suleman Mohammed Suleman Trustee Trustee 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Co rate trustees- names of the directors at the date the Dlroctor n•m• rtwasa roved Name of trustees hotding title to property belonging to the d)arity Trustee nam• Dats* Ktod If notforT*hol• Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others Description of the assets NIA held in this ¢apa¢ity Name and objects of the charity on whose behalf the assets are held and how this falls within the custodian charity's obiecls NIA Details of arrangements for safe custody and segregation of such assets from the tharity's own assets NIA Additlonal inforniatlon {OPtional) Names and addresses of advisers (Optional inf0M￿tiOn) Type of Name Address advlser Name of chlof executlve or names of senior slaff members (Optional information) Exemptions from disclosure Reason for non4isclosure of ke ersonnel details Other o tional information Declarations The trustees declare that they have approved the tru3tees' report above. Slgned on behalf of the charity's trusteeg Slgnaturels) M Suleman I Suleman Full namels) Position leg Secretary• Chair. etc) Mohammed Suleman Iqbal Suleman Trustee Trustee Dato 1610112024 CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Trustees, Annual Report for the period From: 1-Sep-2022 Perlod start date To: 31-Aug-2023 Period end date Charlty name: Masjld Alsha Handsworth Wood Charity reglstratlon number: 1196555 Objectives and Activities SORP ref¢r•n P8r¥ 1.17 Summary of the purposes of the charity as set out in its goveming document 1. To advance thè religion of Islam, by means of, bul nol exclusively. promoting the teachings and tenets of Islam, provision of facilities for worship and provision ol facilities for Islami¢ education, in accordance with the teachings ofthe Qur'aan and the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (pea￿ be upon him) as defined and interpreted by th8 Ahle sunnah wal jamaah Hanafi Deobandi sthool of thought. 2. To relieve financial hardship among the poor. the underprivileged, victims of natural and man-made disasters and people in need. by means of. but not exclusively, making grants for providing or paying for items, equipmenl, Irealmenl, seNi¢es and facilities for the benefit of the said ersons. Masjid Aisha provides daily Islamic educ8tion classes for children. Children from within the communmy, aged 6- 15years, are given afterschool classes in general Islamic education and in the Qurfaan from Monday to Friday. Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit, in particular, the activities, prolects or services identified in the accounts. P•r• 1.17 •nd 1.19 Provides Islamic education classes for women. Women from within the community of any age are given moming classes on weekends for general Islamic education and in the Qufaan, where othenNise the opportunity to leam aspects about the Islamic faith are sparse. Provides daily gatherings of leaming, weekly lectures for men and monthly programmes for both men and women. Men from around the area and from nearb areas have the OPPOrtunty to sit in daily gatherings from Monday to Friday. as well as weekly programmes delivered by scholars. Masjid Aisha runs numerous charty drives to support victims of natural disasters and war- tom countries around the world. Events, such as paintballing and mountain hiking, regularly take place to unite Muslims from the local communty in getting together, tying to pla￿ an emphasis on èngaging the youth. in order to raise money for worthy causes. Charity drives. including efforts to harKI in old computers. make boxes of foodlclothinglblankets, give in old clothes and donate food par￿1$ and money, are regulaty initiated to support vidims of natural disasters such as floods and earthquakes. as V￿11 as to provide aid to those affected b war and conflict. All trustees ar8 confimied to have had regard to the Chanty Commission's guidan￿ on public benefiL Slatement confirming whether the tmstees have had fegard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefrt Para 1.18 Addltlonal Infomiallon (Optional) You ma choose to include further statements where relevant ab3Ut: P•• 1.38 Policy on grant making Pars 1.38 Policy on social investrnent including program related inveslment P•rn 1.38 Contribution made by volunteers Other Achievements and Performance SORP referen¢e The Handsworth Wood Youth Forum continued to work in collaboration with the As-suffa Outreach programme in helping to provide hot food and shelter for Birmingham's homeless population. Working from a unrt in Bimiingham City Centre. homeless people from the city- Muslims and non-muslims alike - are invited lo partake of hot meals every evening, as well as being able to stay ovemight in the heated unit during the winter months, with clean and warm blankets and sleeping bags provided. Summary ofthe main achievements of the charfly, identifying the differen￿ the charity's work has made to the circumStan￿S of its beneficiaries and any wider benefits to society as a whole. Para 1.20 As a result of the pandemic, this collaboration between Masjid Aisha and As- Suffa was extended to provide food parcels for those elderly, disabled, people who were shielding due to health condilions and people who could not afford basic essentials due to not being able to work and not receiving furfough support. People from the community donated foodstuffs and basic hygiene essentials which were then packed into parcels by volunteers who also distributed the par￿lS to those in need. Our annual program was held forthe local community, for both Muslims and non- Muslims alike, where lectures were given and dinner was served. This proved to be a resounding sUc￿$S, with many members of the community giving great feedback aboul how the event helped to bring different parts of the community together. Regular fund raising activities took pla￿, with activities including a Snowden climb and sponsored paintballing, raising thousands of pounds in charity to help disadvantaged peopEe from famine- and war- tom areas of the wodd. Addltional information (optional) You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about.. Achievements against objectives set Para 1.41 Performance of fundraising activities against objectives set Para 1.41 Investment performan against objectives Para 1.41 Other Financial Review Review of the charity's financial position at the end ofthe eriod Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves slating why they are held Para 1.21 Para 1.22 Masjid Aisha has a policy to hold £5,000 in reseTve at the end of each year to provide over for any necessary expenses, such as maintenance ofthe buildin £53 948.00 NIA Amount of reseNes held Reasons for holding zero reserves Details of fund materially in deficit Explanation of any uncertainties about the charity continuing as a going on￿M Para 1.22 P4ra 1.22 Para 1.24 NIA Para 1.23 NIA Additional information (optional) You ma choose to include further statements wh6re relevant about.. The charity's principal sources of funds {induding any fundraising) Par¥ 1.47 Investment policy and objectives including any social investsnent policy adopted Parn 1.46 A description of the principal risks facing the charity Para 1.46 Other Structure, Governance and Management Description of charity's trusts= Type of goveming document Para 1.25 CIO Foundation Constitution How is the charity constituted? Parn 1.25 CIO Foundation Trustee selection methods including details of any constrtutional provisions e.g. election to post or name of any person or body entiued to appoint one or more trustees Para 1.25 Nomination for new a trustee(s) must be presented to existing tnjstees and they must pass a unanimous resolution to appoint said tmstee for a temi. detennined at a propedy convened meeting of the TNstees. Additlonal Infomiation (optional) You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about: POli￿eS and Pro￿dureS adopted for the induction and training of trustees Para 1.51 The tharity's organisational structure arKI any wider network with which the Charity works P8rn 1.51 Relationship with any related parties Parn 1.51 Other Reference and Administrative details Charit name Other name the chari uses Re istered chari numter Chaiity's principal address Mas id Aisha Handsworth Wood An umane Isha-Atul Islam 1196555 Masjid ￿'Sha The Grange Handsworth INood Binningham B20 18H Namas of tho charlty trustsas who manage tho charlty Dates a¢l•d If notforwhol• Trnsts• name Offl¢• Ilf anyl Chair Trustee Name of person lor body) entitled toa Int trusts8 Ifa Harun Patel Iqbal Suleman Mohammed Suleman Trustee 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 orate trust888 - names of the directors at the date the re Dlrector nam• ortwasa roved Name of trustees holding title to property belonging to the charity Tntytw name D*te8 acted If notforwhole Funds held as custodian trustees on behalf of others D85CriPtion of the assets NIA held in this capacty Name arKI objects of the tharily on whose behaff the assets aTr held and how this falls within the custodian charity's objects NIA Details of arrangements for safe Custody and Segregation of such assets from the charity's own assets NIA Addltlonal Infomiatlon lopdonal) Names and addr•s888 of advlsers {Optlonal Inf0m￿tIOn) Type of Name Address advl8gr Name of ¢hhf •xecutlvo or nam￿ of ￿nIOr staff Mom￿r3 (Opfjonal Infomiatlon) Exemption8 from dlsclosure Reason for non4isclosure of ke rsonnel details Other o tional information Declarations The trustees declare that they have approved tho trustses. report above. Signed on behalf of the charitys trustees Slgnature{s) M Suleman I Suleman Full name(s) Position (eg Secretary• Chair. et¢) Mohammed Suleman Iqbal Suleman Trustee Trustee Date 1610112024