Dear Reader, You can now read the latest issues of the Memon Alam online at our website http://wmopc.com or by clicking the links below for recent issues. Memon Alam – November 2013 Memon Alam – October 2013 Memon Alam – September 2013 With Best Regards, WMO News Issue No. 2013/20 — WMO … Continue reading
It is with profound sorrow and deep regrets we inform the sad demise of our Founder President and Visionary Haji Abdul Razzak Yakoob (ARY) who passed away short while ago in London (21st Feb 2014) after a prolonged illness. ْ إِنَّا لِلَّهِ وَإِنَّآ إِلَيۡهِ رَٲجِعُونَ To Allah we belong and … Continue reading
If you are on Facebook or Linked-In then search for “WMO – World Memon Organisation” and join the growing international network of Memons
Took place at The Fernwood Parliamentary Club on Sunday 2nd March 2014. This gathering has become an annual event in the Memon Calendar of Cape Town. Inclement weather prevented the use of the extensive grounds and splendid outdoor facilities. However this did not in any way affect the usual Cape … Continue reading
The WMO received a wonderful letter of thanks for their contribution to the impoverished community of Westbury. Westbury Muslim Jamaat
Two classes has taken place over the past 2 weeks. So far 25 people are part of it. The ages vary between 12yrs and 41yrs. See Memon Language Classes Gauteng Flyer. Classes takes place every Wednesday from 19h00 – 20h00. If there are more applications we may have to have two separate classes. … Continue reading
Asum, as an Apex body of WMO Africa, has been really active in arranging Hajj for 31 local Muslims in Malawi. If you have ANY further enquiries, please feel free to contact:Moulana Nabeel Hanif Ismail, Operations Director, Asum Headquarters, Accord Center, Area 4, Lilongwe, Malawi
The WMO Chapter in the Middle East has been pretty active with lots of activities for the youth. Community is viewed as important. See the Middle East Youthwing Newsletter for August 2013 below. MEYouthwing Newsletter Aug’13
There are some useful resources available online to learn Memon. Have a look at the following resources: Abdur Razack Thaplawala, Wikipedia and Siddique Katiya and try your hand at it.
Read about “Indian Family Businesses in Natal, 1870–1950”. There is some really interesting history of our predecessors and their difficulties. See here