Providing food for the hungry
He said as Muslims they believe that providing one with sustenance is a good gesture of Allah’s mercy
Mr Aadila Mungalee has taken it upon himself to carry his father’s legacy by feeding some members of the community.
According to him, the feeding scheme was inspired by his dad, Marhoom Hassen Alli.
He said as Muslims they believe that providing one with sustenance is a good gesture of Allah’s mercy.
Soup and bread were provided for a lot of people who stand in line near the Price Breaker Supermarket entrance on Friday, August 21.
“The main purpose behind the feeding scheme is to relieve those members of the community who are not in the position to take care of basic needs such as food. This feeding scheme also aims to assist those breadwinners of homes where it is difficult to provide meals for their families. We do not realise that as the times are becoming tougher, more and more people are finding it difficult to satisfy their basic needs,” explained Mr Mungalee.
He added to say that they hope that these small acts of charity will reap rewards for my dad in this life and the hereafter for as long as these actions benefit others.
The Prophet Mohammed S.A.W said: “When the human being dies, his deeds end except for three: ongoing charity, beneficial knowledge, or a righteous child who prays for him.” (Muslim, Al-Tirmidhi).
