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Qurbani (or Udhiyya as the Shari‘ah refers to it) has become synonymous with ‘Id-ul-Adha, the festival of sacrifice. It is a time when Muslims the world over commemorate the sacrifice of Nabi Ibrahim (AS).

Similarly, the Sunnah of the Prophet (S.A.W) was to perform the sacrifice of ‘Id-ul-Adha personally and in full sight of his companions. In so doing, he not only demonstrated how the animal should be treated and slaughtered, but he also taught us that the best method of dawah was through one’s personal conduct.

According to Imaam Abu Hanifa (RA) it is a waajib to perform Qurbani annually if one has the means to do so.

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**Please note R595 is the price of our Operation Qurbani in Malawi and Mozambique, we complete and distribute our Africa Qurbani to those in need in those countries. Note that local Qurbani will be available once pricing in different regions is confirmed.

IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL DAY!

Yesterday SANZAF teams across the country did their part for #MANDELADAY2019.

From Pietermaritzburg to Polokwane, Durban to Cape Town and the small town of Ladysmith!

Blankets, Books, Warm Meals and Gifts were distributed all to #GiveHope to those less fortunate.

To find out more information visit www.sanzaf.org.za or call 0861 726-923

On 12 July 2019, the South African National Zakah Fund (SANZAF) hosted an exhibition to showcase artworks produced by residents from Cheshire Homes in Summerstrand. The artwork which was on sale at the exhibition was produced by artists who despite their disabilities produce extraordinary pieces of art. Their passion and skill to paint and sketch using their feet, mouth is awe inspiring. The Artable exhibition aimed to promote the extraordinary work done by these artists. SANZAF hosted this initiative in commemoration of the international Nelson Mandela Day. The exhibition took place at South End Museum on 18 July from 04pm to 07pm. The Artists involved were namely Dan Mkele, Jackson Gqomo and Sarah Mackay, for more information on their work contact us on 0414571459.

In addition to the exhibition, SANZAF also delivered its winter warmth drive for Mandela Day by distributing brand new blankets and bedding to the residents of Cheshire Homes, Summerstrand.

SANZAF invited all members of our Nelson Mandela Bay community to support the work done by the artists from Cheshire Homes by visiting the exhibition to view and purchase the art produced by these extraordinary artists.

Fayruz Mohamed has been involved with SANZAF for over 20 years of which the latter 10 years she has held various national roles, 6 years of which was that of National Treasurer.

She is a Chartered Accountant and Certified Director and serves on a couple of boards as a non-executive director.

Her priority remains that of being a full-time Mom of four (4) and utilises most of her spare time in giving back to the community through her voluntary role at SANZAF.

A staunch advocate for women empowerment, especially in the workplace, Fayruz believes that her ability in dealing with people and striving for equality has been a pivotal factor in her success.

She aims to use her expertise and commitment to helping those less fortunate to lead the organisation into the future always looking to build on the effective and efficient collection and distribution of Zakah.

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60 university students visited the Donovan McDonald old age home in Maraisburg, Gauteng to offer their assistance and support to the elderly.

The day started off with students being led on a tour of the premises. They were then allocated to specific units where they would lend a hand for the day. The students assisted the elderly residents in cleaning their windows, tidying up their homes, hanging out washing and gardening. The students even offered to clean the cars and the home's security cubicle. 

Having completed their tasks, the students reconvened for a short address by Kaamil Alli, the president of the Muslim Students' Association. He shared more information on the MSA, opportunities for the students to get involved in, as well as how they can contribute their time and serve the community. 

It was a productive and enjoyable day for the students. The initiative forms part of a series of development and outreach programmes planned for SANZAF's Bursary Students.

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