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UPDATE 01 VERSION 11 MAY 2018 BOORHAANOL ISLAM MOVEMENT 2 TARAWEEG SURVEY 2018 (VER 01) INTRODUCTION About this Electronic Version EXPLANOTARY NOTES SCOPE By now you may have seen the Taraweeg Survey 2018 supplement in the Muslim Views distributed on To our knowledge we have included all Masajid in the Friday 11 May 2018. That we call Version 0. This, the first electronic version to be released is called Greater Cape Town and Boland areas, but offer our Update Version 01. It contains mostly the pictures sent to us but we did not have sufficient time to apologies if any have been omitted. We would be include it in the printed version (MV Supplement). grateful if such omission be brought to our attention for This first Update therefore includes all the pictures and other information we received before Thursday future surveys. We are also aware that Taraweeg 10 May 2018. We are sure you will spot omissions and errors, which we kindly request you bring to our prayers are performed at many madrassa complexes or other venues, but these have not all been included in attention in order for us to make these corrections and additions in the next update, which is scheduled the survey. for release on Wednesday 16 May 2018, the first night of Taraweeg salaah, Insha-Allah. INFORMATION SOURCE The information reflected has been obtained either from the officiating Imam or senior committee DON'T HESITATE...GET THE LATEST UPDATE members of the masajid. Not all of the information was Ÿ Get the latest info on the Taraweeg Survey You will then receive the latest Taraweeg Survey always available, especially information pertaining to Ÿ Directly on your smartphone version about what's happening and changing the history of the masjid. An appeal is directed to Ÿ Update the Taraweeg Survey on your phone at all mosques in the Cape. members of the community who may be in possession of any missing information to contact us. as new info becomes available throughout Make planning your Ramadan evenings easy by the month of Ramadaan. downloading the updated Survey. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to all who have provided information. The cooperation How can I receive the FREE updates? We encourage you to bring any errors or displayed by all of them is indeed very commendable. Use any one of these 3 easy ways: omissions to our attention by email at 1. Go to www.boorhaanol.org.za and click on [email protected] or send text message PRESENTATION FORMAT tab that says: "Click here to receive most to Tel.084 222 1308 The format in which the information has been recent updates” The Taraweeg Survey 2018 presented is fairly self explanatory. Note that the 2. Click on the following link: reference number used for each masjid reflects the http://www.mobical.me/BIM/docview/14383 Powered by Boorhaanol chronological order in which the masajid have been 41061/0 established. (Some devices do not support this feature) 3. Go to www.mobical.me/bim and register to Taraweeg Information details. 1. The portion of the Quran recited per night in taraweeg salaah. Mosque that recite 1.25 Juz normally completes the Ghatam on the 27th Night. Those reciting 1 Juz completes the Ghatam on the last night of About Boorhaanol Ramadaan. The Boorhaanol Islam Movement has been the pre- one hand, and the various mosque, madrassah and 2. The names of the persons leading taraweeg salaah eminent community organisation in the Bo-Kaap for the institutional stakeholders on the other. (where the names change every year, the specific names have not always been provided). Note the prefix past 50 years, combining religious educational The death of Boeta Achmat Davids in 1998 was initiatives with pioneering socio-economic a huge setback not only for the Muslim 'Gafith' has been reserved for those persons who have upliftment programmes under the community of Cape Town but the country as a actually completed the memorization of the entire leadership of two of the area's most well- whole. His intellectual output as a historian, Quran. We also salute the endeavours of the other known sons, the late Imam Abdurahmaan linguist, researcher, social worker and brothers who are leading Taraweeg salaah, many of Bassier and his close friend, the late social broadcaster was phenomenal and his thesis whom have to date memorized vast portions of the worker-cum-historian-cum-researcher Dr proving that Muslims played a pivotal role in the Holy Quran, Alghamdulillah. We pray that their love for Achmat Davids. By the time that Imam had genesis of the Afrikaans language shook the the Quran will motivate them to acquire the position of passed on in 2004 and the Boorhaanol had supremacist Afrikaner establishment. His full Guffaath. lost both its stalwarts, the emphasis within departure also shook the Boorhaanol the organisation had shifted significantly Movement to whom he had not only dedicated towards achieving its educational and most of his adult life but at whose disposal he upliftment objectives via its publications. also placed his residence at 203 Longmarket While the quarterly Boorhaanol Newsletter Street right opposite the mosque. had initially been produced primarily as a Without Boeta Achmat the Movement had to link between the organisation and its regroup and soon congregants, its scope was gradually thereafter they replaced enlarged to encompass both a larger their quarterly Magazine readership as well as a wider agenda. This with an annual outreach to the broader community publication designed to resulted in significant feedback and concern provide Muslims with at the pressing issues confronting the Cape back-to-basics guidance Muslim community in particular and the on all aspects of their global ummah in general. The role of the deen. In addition to these Newsletter started embracing a research component as basic guidances, The Companion it was realised that the solutions to the problems within also contained a reference the community can only be properly section wherein all the directories MAPS tackled if it was based on accurate were consolidated. The need to data about the resources and issues look beyond the holy month of Ramadaan however, The above map of the Peninsula shows the 9 regions in of the community. coupled with the mandate to preserve the cultural which the various masajid are located and presented in Surveys on various aspects of both traditions of the Cape Muslims, led to the launch of the this survey. the human and the institutional first Boeka Treats, a compendium of flop-proof Cape On the opening page of each region a more detailed resources were undertaken and Muslim baking and cooking recipes traditionally made map of the region (except region 8, 9 and 10) indicating published in the Newsletter and when Muslims break their fast. The popularity of the the location of each of the masajid. The reference these projects resulted in a first Boeka Treats led to the scope of subsequent number of the masjid has been indicated in the red dot. strengthening of the bonds between editions being widened to encompass all aspects of the Boorhaanol Movement on the Cape Muslim cuisine. FREE! Get the latest version of Taraweeg Survey sent to you! Visit www.boorhaanol.org.za or www.mobical.me/bim BOORHAANOL ISLAM MOVEMENT 3 TARAWEEG SURVEY 2018 (VER 01) REGION 1 : BO-KAAP 1 AUWAL MOSQUE (1794) 39 Dorp Street, BO-KAAP PRESENT IMAM(S) TARAWEEG INFO Portion of Quran Sh Ismail Londt - recited per night 1.25 Juz Tel.084 993 1839 Person(s) leading Taraweeg salaah Ml Muhammad Ÿ Gafith Sh Ismail Londt - Carr - Tel. 084 993 1839 Tel.082 551 7324 Ÿ Gafith Riedwaan Moses - Tel.071 483 1890 COMMITTEE CONTACT Ÿ Mog Fuad Galvaan (Vice-Chairman) - Tel.021 424-3786, Gafith Ebrauhim Allie - Tel.072 256 0882 072 971 5210 Postal Address: 39 Dorp Street, Cape Town, 8001 Ÿ Gafith Amaanullah email: [email protected] Mohamed - Tel.082 265 0825 2 PALM TREE MASJID (1807) 185 Long Street, BO-KAA PRESENT IMAM(S) TARAWEEG INFO Portion of Quran Imam Anwar recited per night 0.5 Juz Kamalie - Person(s) leading Taraweeg salaah Tel.021 633-2632, Ÿ 079 522 2307 Gafith Moegamat Viljoen - Asst Imam Mog Tel.071 128 0632 Shaheed Booley - Ÿ Hafith Yunus Salie – Tel.084 597 1145 Tel.071 337 8835 COMMITTEE CONTACT Ÿ Hafith Abdus Samad Charles – Tel.083 642 H Farouk Kamalie (Chairman) - Tel.021 424-5837, 2255 083 44 44613 Ÿ Mudath-Thir Cloete Postal Address: 185 Long Street, Cape Town, 8001 (26j) – Tel.064 023 email: [email protected] 0142 3 NURUL ISLAM (1834) 134 Buitengragcht Street, BO-KAAP PRESENT IMAM(S) TARAWEEG INFO Portion of Quran Sheikh Serag Johaar recited per night 0.5 Juz Tel.021 797-6543, Person(s) leading Taraweeg salaah 082 968 7254 Ÿ Gafith Rafiq Toffar - Tel.071 2344304 Ÿ Tariq Adams (26j) - Tel.076 5956237 COMMITTEE CONTACT Abdul Malick Majiet (Co-ordinator) Ÿ Toufeeq Toffar (20j) - Tel.076 4774227 Tel.082 900 7344 Postal Address: 134 Buitengracht Ÿ Ismaeel Gallant (18j) - St, Cape Town, 8001 Tel.079 6926368 email: [email protected] 5 JAMEAH MASJIED (1850) Lower Chiappini Street, BO-KAAP 10 MASJIED BOORHAANOL ISLAM (1884) Longmarket Street, BO-KAAP PRESENT IMAM(S) TARAWEEG INFO PRESENT IMAM(S) TARAWEEG INFO Portion of Quran Portion of Quran Imam Abdul recited per night 0.5 Juz Sheikh Muhammad West recited per night 0.5 Juz Mou'tie Saban - Tel.082 785 0032 Person(s) leading Taraweeg salaah Person(s) leading Taraweeg salaah Tel.021 697-5348 Asst Imam Dr Majedi Ÿ Gafith Waleed Galvaan Ÿ Gafith Wafique Simons Asst Imam Bassier - Ÿ - Tel.060 3073515 Moegamat Gafith Thaabiet Sakildien
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