Category: Community Affairs

First Meeting of the Executive Council 2021-2024
  • 10 December 2021
  • 5 Jumada al-Ula 1443

First Meeting of the Executive Council 2021-2024

Our First Meeting of the Executive Council 2021 - 2024, will take place on 10th to 12th of December 2021. The First Meeting of the Executive Council will give updates on the various projects we have been working on and the developments made. This meeting will be streamed online - LIVE through our YouTube channel. Subscribe to our channel and [...]

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Khoja Heritage Project Special Series

Khoja Heritage Project Special Series

Making the past part of our future with ‘Once Upon A Time’ The Khoja Heritage Project (KHP) is excited to bring to you a series of 10 mini-clips entitled ‘Once Upon A Time’ featuring anecdotes from notable personalities who shaped our history. This is a brief glimpse into the trials our ancestors endured, the strength [...]

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The WF President visits Tanzania October ’21
  • 21 November 2021
  • 15 Rabi al-Akhar 1443

The WF President visits Tanzania October ’21

The President of The World Federation, Alhaj Safderbhai Jaffer, was invited to be in attendance at the 83rd Session of the Supreme Council of the Federation of KSI Jamaats of Africa, hosted by Khoja Shia Ithna-Asheri Jamaat of Dar es Salaam, from Thursday 28th October to Saturday 30th October 2021 (21st to 23rd Rabi-ul-Awwal 1443 A.H.). [...]

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2022 Year Planner
  • 11 November 2021
  • 6 Rabi al-Akhar 1443

2022 Year Planner

Please see below for download links and instructions for the 2023 year planner in electronic format. Download Year Planner 2023 Occasions (ics) Download Year Planner 2023 QDA (ics) Download Year Planner 2023 First of the Month (ics) Download the QDA dates until 2050 Please see below for download links and instructions for the current year [...]

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Khums

Khums

‘Khums’ literally means ‘one-fifth’. In Islamic law, it refers to an obligatory (wajib) religious tax which one must pay on several things, the most common of which is surplus income from earnings and gains. The amount of khums one must pay on surplus income is 20%. Khums payments are divided into two equal parts: One [...]

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