Moshi KSI Jamaat - Revision history

Mohamedali: /* The Jaffery Charitable Medical Services */

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‎The Jaffery Charitable Medical Services

Mohamedali: /* Moshi Jamaat */

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‎Moshi Jamaat

Mohamedali: /* Community in Moshi */

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‎Community in Moshi

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‎Community in Moshi

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‎Community in Moshi

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‎Community in Moshi

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‎Community in Moshi

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‎Community in Moshi

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 In 1960, the population of Khoja Shia Ithna Asheris in Moshi was 344 and grew to about 600 in the early 1980s. Presently the population of Moshi Jamaat has drastically dropped due to migration to other countries and towns and stands at 110 men, women and children.Mos hi Jamaat has a number of trust properties including a house donated to Moshi Jamaat in August 2008 by the late Moledina family in the loving memory of al Marhumeens of the Moledina family which is adjacent to the mosque, most ideally for the students who come to Moshi for Higher Education, in Institutions like the KCMC where students pursue medicine courses. Presently there are two students from Dar es Salaam and one from Arusha. The house can accommodate upto eight students.
-==The Jaffery Charitable Medical Services==
+'''The Jaffery Charitable Medical Services'''
 The Jaffery Charitable Medical Services (JCMS) was originally established during the mid 1980s; it was shut down and was revived and re-opened in December 2005 with the support from Africa Federation and other well-wishers from Kenya and Tanzania. Under the management of the Medical Board of the Jamaat, the Clinic currently have three full time doctors who see approximately 1000 patients a month. Dr Sadiq Dawood is the Medical Director. The clinic has a fully-fledged lab, ultrasound and ECG facilities and a dentist. JCMS offers subsidized consultation fees; the core purpose of the Clinic is to serve the common people with care and compassion.

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 Born in Moshi, Haji Dostmohamed Moledina was a well-known social worker in the service of the public and in our community. He was a dynamic Councillor representing Moshi Jamaat at the Africa Federation Supreme and Territorial Councils for many years. He was a very active member of Moshi Jamaat with great wisdom and dedication. He made many friends by his amiable nature. Alhaj Dostmohamed (fondly known as Dost) was consistent in attendance in the Africa Federation Supreme Council Sessions and Conferences. He was also Vice President of Moshi Club and Hon Secretary of the Jamaat. Dostmohamed bhai passed away in Nairobi in 2000.
-===Moshi Jamaat===
+'''Moshi Jamaat'''
 In 1960, the population of Khoja Shia Ithna Asheris in Moshi was 344 and grew to about 600 in the early 1980s. Presently the population of Moshi Jamaat has drastically dropped due to migration to other countries and towns and stands at 110 men, women and children.Mos hi Jamaat has a number of trust properties including a house donated to Moshi Jamaat in August 2008 by the late Moledina family in the loving memory of al Marhumeens of the Moledina family which is adjacent to the mosque, most ideally for the students who come to Moshi for Higher Education, in Institutions like the KCMC where students pursue medicine courses. Presently there are two students from Dar es Salaam and one from Arusha. The house can accommodate upto eight students.

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 At young age, Hassanali bhai held a respectable position in the business community. He managed the family business called M Ladak Kanji Company and at the same time took keen interest in community and public service. He was a committee member of Moshi Indian Public School and an Honorary Treasurer of the Jamaat. He was the Hon Secretary of Moshi Ithna-Asheri Club, KSI Tanganyika Territorial Council and Tanganyika Boarding House. He was an ardent supporter of Africa Federation. The community lost a dedicated prominent leader when Hassanali bhai died in car accident in 1967 while serving as Vice President of the Africa Federation.
-[[File:Moshi_ksi_jamaat_6.png|150px|thumb|Dostmohamed Gulamhussein Moledina]]
+[[File:Moshi_ksi_jamaat_6.png|150px|centre]]
 Born in Moshi, Haji Dostmohamed Moledina was a well-known social worker in the service of the public and in our community. He was a dynamic Councillor representing Moshi Jamaat at the Africa Federation Supreme and Territorial Councils for many years. He was a very active member of Moshi Jamaat with great wisdom and dedication. He made many friends by his amiable nature. Alhaj Dostmohamed (fondly known as Dost) was consistent in attendance in the Africa Federation Supreme Council Sessions and Conferences. He was also Vice President of Moshi Club and Hon Secretary of the Jamaat. Dostmohamed bhai passed away in Nairobi in 2000.

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 At young age, Hassanali bhai held a respectable position in the business community. He managed the family business called M Ladak Kanji Company and at the same time took keen interest in community and public service. He was a committee member of Moshi Indian Public School and an Honorary Treasurer of the Jamaat. He was the Hon Secretary of Moshi Ithna-Asheri Club, KSI Tanganyika Territorial Council and Tanganyika Boarding House. He was an ardent supporter of Africa Federation. The community lost a dedicated prominent leader when Hassanali bhai died in car accident in 1967 while serving as Vice President of the Africa Federation.

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 One of the earliest residents of our Community in Moshi are reported to be Hasham bhai Ebrahim Mamdani and his brother Esmail bhai. After leaving India and staying in Zanzibar and Pangani they finally settled in German Moshi now known as Old Moshi. After the establishment of British rule and construction of new Moshi, more of our community members moved in, including [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Shermohamed_Sajan '''Shermohamed bhai Sajan'''] and Mohamed bhai Ebrahim. Some of the early prominent Community leaders from Moshi include Mohamed bhai Sheriff Jiwa, Hassanali Mohamedali Ladak and Dostmohamed bhai Gulamhussein Moledina.
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 Mohamedali bhai was born in Mombasa and had his education upto London matriculation level. In 1931 he moved to Moshi where he established a successful business called Moshi Trading Co. Ltd. He showed deep interest in community service and was given the MBE award by the British Government in 1955 in recognition of his services. He was instrumental in the formation of Indian Public School which he led as President for 18 years. He was President of Muslim Association and served Moshi Jamaat in various capacities including as Honorary Secretary, Vice-President and Trustee. He also served as Vice President of [[Africa Federation]], President of Tanganyika Territorial Council and Tanganyika Boarding House. Mohamedali bhai passed away in Moshi in 1990.
-[[File:Moshi_ksi_jamaat_5.png|thumb|150px|Hassanali Mohamedali Ladak]]
+[[File:Moshi_ksi_jamaat_5.png|150px]]
 At young age, Hassanali bhai held a respectable position in the business community. He managed the family business called M Ladak Kanji Company and at the same time took keen interest in community and public service. He was a committee member of Moshi Indian Public School and an Honorary Treasurer of the Jamaat. He was the Hon Secretary of Moshi Ithna-Asheri Club, KSI Tanganyika Territorial Council and Tanganyika Boarding House. He was an ardent supporter of Africa Federation. The community lost a dedicated prominent leader when Hassanali bhai died in car accident in 1967 while serving as Vice President of the Africa Federation.