Kharumwa Jamaat - Revision history

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 In the year 1961, Gulamhussein Ebrahim built the mosque with two shops. The shops were rented and the income was used to support Jamaat expenses. Around Kharumwa there were several villages where our brothers had shops and they used to come and join the Muharram and Ramadhan majlises.
-'''Our brothers used to reside in the following villages:'''
+<u>'''Our brothers used to reside in the following villages:'''</u>
 . '''Sarawi:''' Ramzanali Mohamed Bhimji, Husein Bachoo Suleiman and [[Noormohamed Jivraj]]
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 During the rainy season, the roads between Geita and Mwanza were flooded, sometimes totally impassable, for several weeks. Kharumwa did not have electricity and water supply. The residents were using lanterns as a source of light. For water they had to employ a man to bring water from a port on Lake Victoria called Nyamtukuza, which was at a distance of 18 miles. Donkeys were used as a means of transport to carry water drums. Rain water was harvested and stored in drums. In 1953, British government dug water wells which eased the water problem to some extent. In 1959, when Marhum [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ebrahim_Husein_Sheriff_Dewji '''Ebrahimbhai Sheriff Dewji'''] (then Chairman of AFED), visited Kharumwa to raise funds for education and tabligh foundation, he was able to raise the amount of Shs 16,000. At that time, there were about 15 families at Kharumwa.
-'''The families were:'''
+<u>'''The families were:'''</u>
 . Suleiman Manji and Brothers

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 In Mwanza Region there were several villages where our brothers had shops.
-'''Below is the list:'''
+<u>'''Below is the list:'''</u>
 . '''Misungwi:''' Mohamed Jaffer Harji

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 == Community Services ==
-'''Aalims, Mullas and individuals who provided religious services to Kharumwa Jamaat are:'''
+<u>'''Aalims, Mullas and individuals who provided religious services to Kharumwa Jamaat are:''' </u>
 . Maulana Sayeed Sayade Akbar

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 Kharumwa is situated in a very fertile land and the locals are traditionally farmers. Agricultural produce like peas, gram seed, chick peas, moong, mustard, wheat, rice and cotton were produced in large quantities. The livestock and dairy farming produced ghee in big quantities and was marketed all over Tanzania.
-[[File:Kharumwa_Jamaat2.png‎‎|00px|center‎]]
+==Kharumwa Jamaat==
-==Kharumwa Jamaat==
+[[File:Kharumwa_Jamaat2.png‎‎|400px|center‎]]
 Nasser Virji Company advised our brothers to engage in business of buying agricultural and dairy products.  At that time, most of the agricultural produce was bought by our brothers and sold to Ladha Meghji and Company in Mwanza. Most of our brothers in Kharumwa were buying their goods for business from Suleiman Manji Brothers Company, on credit. This helped our brothers who had no capital to run their businesses. Kharumwa Jamaat was run by Suleiman Manji who was President and Treasurer of the Jamaat. His secretary was Hassanali Abdullah Dhirani. After Suleiman bhai Manji, his brother Fazal Manji became President and Treasurer and Gulamabbas Ladha Damji was the Secretary.  Kharumwa Jamaat had also built a primary school called Indian Public School. This was in 1950’s. Three teachers were employed; Ebrahim Master, Daya bhai Patel and P.Z. Shah. They were staying in teachers’ quarters. The school also had a volleyball ground. In 1959, Kharumwa team participated in Regional tournament held in Kahama, Mwanza region.

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 . '''Bukoli:''' Mohamed Haji Somji
-. '''Ushetu: Mulla Kassam Murji
+. '''Ushetu:''' Mulla Kassam Murji
 During the rainy season, the roads between Geita and Mwanza were flooded, sometimes totally impassable, for several weeks. Kharumwa did not have electricity and water supply. The residents were using lanterns as a source of light. For water they had to employ a man to bring water from a port on Lake Victoria called Nyamtukuza, which was at a distance of 18 miles. Donkeys were used as a means of transport to carry water drums. Rain water was harvested and stored in drums. In 1953, British government dug water wells which eased the water problem to some extent. In 1959, when Marhum [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ebrahim_Husein_Sheriff_Dewji '''Ebrahimbhai Sheriff Dewji'''] (then Chairman of AFED), visited Kharumwa to raise funds for education and tabligh foundation, he was able to raise the amount of Shs 16,000. At that time, there were about 15 families at Kharumwa.

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 Nasser Virji Company advised our brothers to engage in business of buying agricultural and dairy products.  At that time, most of the agricultural produce was bought by our brothers and sold to Ladha Meghji and Company in Mwanza. Most of our brothers in Kharumwa were buying their goods for business from Suleiman Manji Brothers Company, on credit. This helped our brothers who had no capital to run their businesses. Kharumwa Jamaat was run by Suleiman Manji who was President and Treasurer of the Jamaat. His secretary was Hassanali Abdullah Dhirani. After Suleiman bhai Manji, his brother Fazal Manji became President and Treasurer and Gulamabbas Ladha Damji was the Secretary.  Kharumwa Jamaat had also built a primary school called Indian Public School. This was in 1950’s. Three teachers were employed; Ebrahim Master, Daya bhai Patel and P.Z. Shah. They were staying in teachers’ quarters. The school also had a volleyball ground. In 1959, Kharumwa team participated in Regional tournament held in Kahama, Mwanza region.
-In the year 1961, Gulamhussein Ebrahim built the mosque with two shops. The shops were rented and the income was used to support Jamaat expenses. Around Kharumwa there were several villages where our brothers had shops and they used to come and join the Muharram and Ramadhan majlises. Our brothers used to reside in the following villages:
+In the year 1961, Gulamhussein Ebrahim built the mosque with two shops. The shops were rented and the income was used to support Jamaat expenses. Around Kharumwa there were several villages where our brothers had shops and they used to come and join the Muharram and Ramadhan majlises.
-'''#Usambiro:''' Pyarali Moledina
+'''Our brothers used to reside in the following villages:'''
-'''#Bukoli:''' Mohamed Haji Somji
+. '''Sarawi:''' Ramzanali Mohamed Bhimji, Husein Bachoo Suleiman and [[Noormohamed Jivraj]]
-'''#Ushetu: Mulla Kassam Murji
+. '''Usambiro:''' Pyarali Moledina
 During the rainy season, the roads between Geita and Mwanza were flooded, sometimes totally impassable, for several weeks. Kharumwa did not have electricity and water supply. The residents were using lanterns as a source of light. For water they had to employ a man to bring water from a port on Lake Victoria called Nyamtukuza, which was at a distance of 18 miles. Donkeys were used as a means of transport to carry water drums. Rain water was harvested and stored in drums. In 1953, British government dug water wells which eased the water problem to some extent. In 1959, when Marhum [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Ebrahim_Husein_Sheriff_Dewji '''Ebrahimbhai Sheriff Dewji'''] (then Chairman of AFED), visited Kharumwa to raise funds for education and tabligh foundation, he was able to raise the amount of Shs 16,000. At that time, there were about 15 families at Kharumwa.

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 == Mwanza ==
-In Mwanza Region there were several villages where our brothers had shops. Below is the list:
+In Mwanza Region there were several villages where our brothers had shops.
 . '''Misungwi:''' Mohamed Jaffer Harji

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 In Mwanza Region there were several villages where our brothers had shops. Below is the list:
-'''1. Misungwi:''' Mohamed Jaffer Harji
+. '''Misungwi:''' Mohamed Jaffer Harji
-'''2. Malampaka:''' Abdulhussein and Company, Gulamhussein Daya, Yusuf Alibhai, Mohamedali Kermali, Hassanali Alibhai, Kermali Dharamsi
+. '''Malampaka:''' Abdulhussein and Company, Gulamhussein Daya, Yusuf Alibhai, Mohamedali Kermali, Hassanali Alibhai, Kermali Dharamsi
-'''3. Nansio:''' Shahabuddin Alibhai, Sherali Mohamedtaki, Noorali Ladha Meghji, Haji Khimji
+. '''Nansio:''' Shahabuddin Alibhai, Sherali Mohamedtaki, Noorali Ladha Meghji, Haji Khimji
-'''4. Ibaraginnery:''' Bandali Damji, Mohamedali G.A. Satchu, Jafferali Abdulrasul Noormohamed, Ali Hassan Ahmed, [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Juma_Haji '''Haji Juma''']
+. '''Ibaraginnery:''' Bandali Damji, Mohamedali G.A. Satchu, Jafferali Abdulrasul Noormohamed, Ali Hassan Ahmed, [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Juma_Haji '''Haji Juma''']
-'''5. Magu:''' Nazarali Jetha, Rashid Tarmohamed, Sherali Rajabali Ismail
+. '''Magu:''' Nazarali Jetha, Rashid Tarmohamed, Sherali Rajabali Ismail
-'''6. Ngudu:''' Fidahussein Manji, Hassanali Manji, Pyarali Valimohamed, Abdul Karim Merchant
+. '''Ngudu:''' Fidahussein Manji, Hassanali Manji, Pyarali Valimohamed, Abdul Karim Merchant
-'''7. Kisasa:''' Rajabali Gulamhussein Sumar
+. '''Kisasa:''' Rajabali Gulamhussein Sumar
-'''8. Luguru:''' Shariff Khimji
+. '''Luguru:''' Shariff Khimji
-'''9. Mshanwa:''' Ladha Jivraj
+. '''Mshanwa:''' Ladha Jivraj
-'''10. Shanwa:''' Habib Pirbhai Dhanji, Kassamali Dev Karan
+. '''Shanwa:''' Habib Pirbhai Dhanji, Kassamali Dev Karan
-'''11. Kome:''' Mohamedali Haji Somji, Bandali Walli Kalyan
+. '''Kome:''' Mohamedali Haji Somji, Bandali Walli Kalyan
-'''12. Sengerema:''' Rashid Dhalla's elder brother Hussein Dhalla
+. '''Sengerema:''' Rashid Dhalla's elder brother Hussein Dhalla
-'''13. Buyombhe:''' Jafferbhai
+. '''Buyombhe:''' Jafferbhai
-'''14. Katunguru:''' Rashid Dhalla, his son Mohamedrafiq and Family
+. '''Katunguru:''' Rashid Dhalla, his son Mohamedrafiq and Family
 == Community Services ==

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 #'''Misungwi:''' Mohamed Jaffer Harji
-'''#Malampaka:''' Abdulhussein and Company, Gulamhussein Daya, Yusuf Alibhai, Mohamedali Kermali, Hassanali Alibhai, Kermali Dharamsi
+#'''Malampaka:''' Abdulhussein and Company, Gulamhussein Daya, Yusuf Alibhai, Mohamedali Kermali, Hassanali Alibhai, Kermali Dharamsi
-'''#Nansio:''' Shahabuddin Alibhai, Sherali Mohamedtaki, Noorali Ladha Meghji, Haji Khimji
+#'''Nansio:''' Shahabuddin Alibhai, Sherali Mohamedtaki, Noorali Ladha Meghji, Haji Khimji
-'''#Ibaraginnery:''' Bandali Damji, Mohamedali G.A. Satchu, Jafferali Abdulrasul Noormohamed, Ali Hassan Ahmed, [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Juma_Haji '''Haji Juma''']
+#'''Ibaraginnery:''' Bandali Damji, Mohamedali G.A. Satchu, Jafferali Abdulrasul Noormohamed, Ali Hassan Ahmed, [http://khojapedia.com/wiki/index.php?title=Juma_Haji '''Haji Juma''']
-'''#Magu:''' Nazarali Jetha, Rashid Tarmohamed, Sherali Rajabali Ismail
+#'''Magu:''' Nazarali Jetha, Rashid Tarmohamed, Sherali Rajabali Ismail
-'''#Ngudu:''' Fidahussein Manji, Hassanali Manji, Pyarali Valimohamed, Abdul Karim Merchant
+#'''Ngudu:''' Fidahussein Manji, Hassanali Manji, Pyarali Valimohamed, Abdul Karim Merchant
-'''#Kisasa:''' Rajabali Gulamhussein Sumar
+#'''Kisasa:''' Rajabali Gulamhussein Sumar
-'''#Luguru:''' Shariff Khimji
+#'''Luguru:''' Shariff Khimji
-'''#Mshanwa:''' Ladha Jivraj
+#'''Mshanwa:''' Ladha Jivraj
-'''#Shanwa:''' Habib Pirbhai Dhanji, Kassamali Dev Karan
+#'''Shanwa:''' Habib Pirbhai Dhanji, Kassamali Dev Karan
-'''#Kome:''' Mohamedali Haji Somji, Bandali Walli Kalyan
+#'''Kome:''' Mohamedali Haji Somji, Bandali Walli Kalyan
-'''#Sengerema:''' Rashid Dhalla's elder brother Hussein Dhalla
+#'''Sengerema:''' Rashid Dhalla's elder brother Hussein Dhalla
-'''#Buyombhe:''' Jafferbhai
+#'''Buyombhe:''' Jafferbhai
-'''#Katunguru:''' Rashid Dhalla, his son Mohamedrafiq and Family
+#'''Katunguru:''' Rashid Dhalla, his son Mohamedrafiq and Family
 == Community Services ==