Jamiatul Ulama Lenasia Thanks Patrollers for Protecting the Community

Faizel Patel, Radio Islam News – 24-09-2016

As crime continues to grip Lenasia, the local Jamiatul Ulama branch has thanked the community patrollers for their efforts in eradicating the scourge.

A number of violent incidents have plagued the suburb in recent weeks with as many lives lost by crime.

The Jamiat’s Moulana Muhammad Kaka says the selfless dedication of the various patrollers in Lenasia must be acknowledged.

“We want to thank the patrollers for the sacrifice they are putting in and risking their lives for the sake of the community and for them to be available day and night to protect us and everybody around. May Allah reward them and Allah grant them Jannat and Allah protect their families.”

In the latest incident Marhoom Shabeer Manjoo sacrificed his life trying to protect the community.

May Allah (SWT) grant Shabeer Manjoo and all the Marhoomeen the highest stages in Jannah.

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