Shababul Eidiz Zahabi (London)

As part of continuing Taabudat activities SEZ London organised Table Tennis Tournament on 19 Rabil-ul-Akhar, Saturday 3rd of April 2010 at Mawaid, Mohammedi Park Masjid Complex.

Total of 18 participants took part in the competition.

Congratulations to winners:

Ladies:

• Winner: Bhen Lamya Bharuchwala
• Runners Up: Bhen Fatema Daodi

Gents:

• Winner: Bhai Taha Abbas
• Runners Up: Bhai Mohsin Nurbhai

Organising Committee:

• Abdulqadir Rangoonwala
• Ibrahim Badshah
• Mustafa Husain(Logistical Support)

SEZ London would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who participated and helped us to make this tournament a success.

May Allah grant our Aqa Moula (TUS) a long and prosperous life in sehat and aafiyat till Yawm al-Qiyamat, and grant us the tawfeeq and quwat to continue to perform Aqa Moula’s (TUS) khidmat. Ameen!

SEZ London continue to promote sporting activities for all ages, and with this our latest initiative has been to organise Football4Kids.  This takes place every Saturday following Madressa, in Belvue Park, opposite Al-Masjid al-Husainy.  Each 1 hour coaching session gives children from three age groups the opportunity to improve techniques in dribbling, passing, tackling and shooting.

The children taking part were required to register online at the Football4Kids site.  The response has been overwhelming with a limit having to be placed on the number of children who can attend each training session.

SEZ launched the first season of Football4Kids as part of Ayyam al-Ta’abudaat 1430H and will run it until 4th July 2009. Details of the next season will be communicated via this website in the near future.

Beginning 28 March 2009, Shababul Eidiz Zahabi (London) will host a football club for children aged 5 -11 years, every Saturday from 3:45pm – 4:45pm in Belvue Park (opposite Mohammedi Park Masjid Complex). But places are limited so visit the Football4Kids website now to get your child registered.  Perhaps your child will grow up to be the next David Beckham!?