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ANNOUNCEMENT The Muslim News for the 4Th Quarter 2011 is going to press soon. All Muslim organizations and their press secretaries and leaders are requested to email us any announcements, messages, article and pictures for publication. Deadline is December 4, 2011. Email us at fijisun@gmail.com Or call us at 1-800-757-6619 You can view all Fiji Sun and The Muslim News here: http://issuu.com/fijisun/docs/the_muslim_news_dec_11/1 God bless all.

SAN BRUNO CITY PK HALL- As part of its continuing Islamic educational program, the AL MADINAH ACADEMY hosts monthly meetings at the City Reaction Hall here.  A select group of young students, mainly family members of the KADIR family did a wonderful NAATH presentation that followed Quran recital and speeches by a few young boys. Sisters Hafza and Zoha Elfarooqui reciting NAATH and Urdu Naz , the granddaughters of president Hajji Moidin Kadir. AL MADINAH ACADEMY president Hajji Moidi Kadir looks as granddaughters recite NAZM

A unique, exciting and professional FIJI AMERICAN IDOL SHOW is in the planning process and due to be launched early next year. MISSION To locate and promote new and budding talents from the FIJI AMERICAN community. AUDITION There will be an early audition with $10 dinner charges. JUDGING Will by a panel of SUPERSTARS ! No public judging at all. Call: 1-800-757-6619 FIJI AMERICAN IDOL SHOW 

The KADIR BROTHERS of Al MADINAH ACADEMY led by Markar (Mark) Kadir, former police sergeant of Central Police Station, Suva, Fiji, held a wonderful NAATH sAT nOV 19, 2011 in Foster City. The event was attended by more than 50 guests most of whom read the NAATH. The Fiji Sun editor was also invited to give a shot presentation by the master of ceremonies Hajji Mohammed Aiyub. The editor read a few couplets from his NAATH in praise of the Holy Prophet of Islam and urged the audience to recite DAROOD event outside such gatherings on their own in abundance. He also urged the audience to invite (as commanded by Allah) others to Islam with wisdom.

Judge Lott speaks on importance of education at the Fiji Awards Night By M H Koya (Phd), court attendant HHJ, Dept. 504 The Hayward Superior Court judicial officer Hon Judge Lott was invited to be the Chief Guest at the 2nd Fiji Awards Night at the Mehran Restaurant, Newark, CA Friday Oct 28, 2011. Speaking to a select group of invitees and professional members of AIM – American Institute of Management, Hon, Judge Lott gave his own family example how they gave education priority in life. (Above Judge Lott in the center with purple sash with newly accredited  AIM Fellows) The chief guest said that he was indebted to his mother who was a school teacher and was on top of things to make sure her children got good education. He said his mother was so focused that she did not let the judge skip over a grade for his excellent school report. She talked his teacher out of it and made go through the entire grades. The judge said that it was because his grandparents and parents took keen

 ANIL SINGH, NARENDRA AND RAMAN NOW AIM FELLOWS Judge Lott speaks on importance of education at the Fiji Awards Ni ght By M H KOYA (PHD/FIAM) The Hayward Superior Court judicial officer Hon Judge Lott was invited to be the Chief Guest at the 2 nd Fiji Awards Night at the Mehran Restaurant, Newark, CA Friday Oct 28, 2011. (Above Judge Lott in the center with purple sash with newly accredited  AIM Fellows) Speaking to a select group of invitees and professional members of AIM – American Institute of Management, Hon, Judge Lott gave his own family example how they gave education priority in life. The chief guest said that he was indebted to his mother who was a school teacher and was on top of things to make sure her children got good education. He said his mother was so focused that she did not let the judge skip over a grade for his excellent school report. She talked his teacher out of it and made go through the entire grades. The judge said that it was because his grandparents

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