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    إِنَّا نَحْنُ نَزَّلْنَا ٱلذِّكْرَ وَإِنَّا لَهُۥ لَحَـٰفِظُونَ
    Undoubtedly, WE have revealed this Qur’an and WE, most surely, are its Guardian.
    (Ch.15: Surah Hijr, Ayat 9)

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    • 1957

    Mufti Saheb was born on Saturday 21 Ramadhan 1376 ~ 20 April, in Heidelberg. His schooling started at Heidelberg Primary in Heidelberg town. In madrassah, some of Mufti Saheb’s teachers were: Moulana Rabbeeni Rahimahullah, Moulana Bux Rahimahullah and Qari Mahmood Jeebhai.

    1968

    His honourable Ustaadh, Hafidh Ebrahim Limalia هللا حفظه came to Heidelberg. Mufti Saheb’s parents requested Hafidh Limalia to teach him Hifth so Alhamdulillah, he started learning in 1968 and completed in 1970.

    1974 – 1975

    12 March, Mufti Saheb left for Karachi, Pakistan. In Karachi, Mufti Saheb studied at Allama Yusuf Binnoori Rahimahullah‘s Newtown Madrassah. After 3 years at the Madrassah, he went to Darul Uloom. Mufti Saheb spent 2 years at the Darul Uloom Karachi, where he was taught by Hazrat Mufti AbdurRaouf Saheb, Moulana Aziz-ur-Rahmaan Saheb and others.

    1979 – 1980

    His studies continued at Jamia Farooqia, where he was the first South African to learn Hadeeth, under Hazrat Moulana Saleemullah Khan Saheb Ra. He studied Mishkaat Shareef, Bukhari Shareef, Tirmidhi Shareef and Tahawi Shareef. Before Mufti Saheb returned to South Africa, Hazrat Moulana Aziz Ahmed Bihari Saheb Ra wrote a letter of introduction to Moulana Cassim Sema on his behalf. This effectively launched Mufti Saheb’s career at Darul Uloom Newcastle.

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