Our beloved resting in Uganda

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• Safina daughter of our sister Zubeidabai Abdullamiya Bhegani and Abdallah miyakaka bheganis daughter  JUBI s daughter passed away in rwanda burundi. Lumbubasi 26 Dec 2020.

• Salima daughter of  Gulam s/o Ahmed Ibrahim Bhegani passed away in Kampala, Uganda. 8/5/2014.

  Brother Abdul Aziz in Holland, Mustak Bhegani, Kampala

  The funeral was Done In Kampala, Uganda Today.

• Abdul Hussain Ali Muhammed Bachu Mithani passed away in Kampala, Uganda 27/3/2014 Sister Fatma bai  in Holland phone number
• Monday, November 25, 2002 

  Please pray for the soul of Mama Genu. She passed away in Uganda last night. For those of you who were born in Kaberamaido she probably helped deliver you and your parents too. She was the widow of Late Janmohammed Hasham - Brother of our Late "Sodama". Her children in England include Hasham and Nasim and Noori. Please pray for her, her family to have Sabbr and ourselves who will go there someday insha-allah

  Samsu husband of Fatma xxxx  Picture

• Mr Ahmed Juma was married to Hanifabia Virmani Photo

• TURK HAJI TAMACHI LATE BEFORE PARTITION HE MIGRATED From India to Uganda Turk Haji Tamachi was born in 1876 to a farming family in Dhrub, Kutch. Because of the prevailing droughts, his father Turk Haji Suleman Khanani ( “Surpanch” -headman of Dhrub) decided to send his eldest son Haji Tamachi to East Africa in 1887. Haji was only 11 years old. Initially he worked for a goldsmith in Zanzibar and then joined Sewa Haji Paroo’s company under the supervision of Allidina Visram, who was the assistant manager in that firm. Seth Allidina found the young Tamachi to be honest and hardworking and proposed to him to be his agent in Jinja. Tamachi joined Alidina Visram’s caravan going to Uganda. There were no roads, the journey through jungles full of wild animals and waterborne diseases.
  
  Haji Tamachi established Seth’s “duka” in a mud hut on the shores of Lake Victoria across from the present-day Jinja. He and his workers would take their goods on canoes to sell in Jinja and return with produce collected there. Within the year he moved into Jinja itself and set up a “Merikani” cloth tent located on a small hill, present-day site of Barclays Bank. He was the very first Indian to settle in Jinja. His early contributions are reflected in the testimonial of the Assistant Collector dated April 18th 1903. “Tomasi Sulemani” was his common name all over Uganda.

   

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