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SEMINARY STUDENT
AWARDED TOP
IN THE COUNTRY



On Thursday 12th August 2010, Ms. Shabnam Khatri, a top performing student in Chemistry Subject in the A Levels NECTA Examination, accompanied by Mr. Mbaraka Harouna, Subject Teacher and Mr. Abulwaheed, the School Representative attended a Special Award Ceremony held at the University of Dar es Salaam, under the auspices of The Ministry of Communication, Science and Technology of United Republic of Tanzania.

The Program began at 10:00 a.m with the speech by the Minister, Hon Professor Peter Msolla(MP), who congratulated the top award achievers and urged more students especially females to compete in the Science field.

The Minister then awarded Shabnam Imtiaz Khatri with a Certificate of Recognition as the Top Female Student in the Country in Chemistry at Advanced level Secondary School Examination, held in February 2010 and a cash token of T Shs. 250,000/-.

The Seminary was awarded a Certificate of Recognition for Promoting Science Education and the subject teacher was awarded a Certificate of Recognition as Chemistry Teacher of Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary.

Heartiest Congratulations to Seminary Team and Keep up The Good Work!!

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AN ASSEMBLY WITH AYATOLLAH SHIRAZI

On Friday,13th August 2010, during the combined Friday assembly which was conducted in the Boys wings, the ALMIS Students were honored to have an esteemed personality in their presence. This was none other than Ayatollah Abdul Karim Haery Shirazi – A representative of the supreme leader – Ayatollah Sayyed Khameni.

The program began with the recitation of the Holy Quran, followed by the National Anthem and Dua e Hujjat. Iffetbai then briefed the audience about his Eminence Ayatullah Shirazi. She then requested him to address the students & staff of ALMIS.

The words of wisdom which Ayatollah shared with us were truly inspiring. He addressed the audience on how one could differentiate between a good person and a spoilt one in relation to a seed and an egg.

The Ayatollah summed up his wonderful talk by giving the audience an advice. He said, “Do What You Ought To Do, Not What You Want To Do”. These wise words of his will have a lasting effect on the students of ALMIS.

During the Assembly Program, Mrs. Karim the Principal, awarded Shabnam Khatri , an A Level Student, excelling in Chemistry NECTA Examination, with a Book token worth 100,000/-. The Student and Subject Teachers were awarded cash token from the delegates present. The program was concluded by Mr. Ranjbar, Head of Iranian Culture Center with Sura – E - Fateha.

It was truly a wonderful morning where all those present were blessed with the presence of Ayatollah Shirazi. The delegation then visited the main Seminary office to sign the guest book and finally they visited other campuses of Girls Primary School and Seminary Girls wing.
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AL MUNTAZIR WEEK CELEBRATION

From the 26th to the 30th of July was the most recognized and most significant week of the entire school year for the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary - the festivity of Al Muntazir’s annual event, the Al Muntazir Week.

The Al Muntazir Week which coincides with the celebration of the birth of the Imam Mahdi (ATFS), this year, chose the theme of Promoting Education That Inspires. At Seminary, every day of the Al Muntazir Week was allocated to some activity, including a debate on whether Kiswahili should be a medium of instruction in the school. On another day, the A level students demonstrated the use of First Aid.

The highlight of the week was the visit to Thaqalain Secondary School. The A Levels students visited the School and talked to the Form 2 class and explained on the negative effects of childhood pregnancy on students. The main event Friday The event was marked by the presence of several special guests on both boys and girls side including Mr. Mohsin Hassanali and Mrs. Hameer, Chief Guests’ at the Boys Wing and Girls Wing respectively.

The program was initiated by a parade by group of students who represented the school as the Muntazir (waiting) for the Muntadhar (Awaited). It was followed by the hoisting of the School Flag by the Guest of Honor at each wing.

After the initial program, the top 3 students in each class from the 2009/2010 academic year performance were awarded trophies and certificates. Additionally, the 5 students who scooped several Top in Tanzania awards from Cambridge International Examinations were also recognized with certificates from Cambridge.
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CAREER CHOICE SESSION FOR FORM 2 STUDENTS

As part of its career guidance strategies, ALMIS organized a Career Choice Session for Form 2 students, with the aim of guiding them on how to select between Science and Arts at Form 3.

Mrs. Alidina (pictured) as the School’s Career Counselor, facilitated the event and presented information to the students on the importance of choosing the right career path at this stage in order to avoid regrets in the future.

She explained to the students that choice of career should not just be done because the ‘others’ are doing it.

She outlined the factors to consider before going for either Science or Arts. Some of the factors she highlighted were:

o Interest in the Subject

o Academic Performance

o Family background to support the career

The students had quite a few interesting questions to ask the career counselor which were addressed to the level of satisfaction by the students.

At the end of the session, the students were given forms to be taken to the parents for their contribution to this crucial decision making process.

The students were also informed that, their parents are welcome to visit the school and meet the career counselor by appointment, for any explanations regarding their child’s career choice.
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VISIT TO UNITED NATIONS LIBRARY

On Thursday May 13, 2010, twenty students from the Islamic Seminary accompanied by members of the IRE department were invited to the United Nations Library for a program concerning the State of Palestine.

This program was graced by the Palestinian Ambassador alongside other representatives of the Palestine Embassy.

At the same time a spokesperson of the United Nation was also present to host the event and be a part of it.

The aim of the program was to create awareness of the existence of the Palestinian State.

The host (United Nation’s Representative) allowed the students to be as open as possible regarding their opinion on the State of Palestine and to come up with ideas and resolutions.

The discussion became more interesting when the Palestinian ambassador took the stage and explained in details about the history of Palestine and the current state that the Palestinians were in.

It was indeed an eye opener for many students. Thereafter, lunch was served after which everyone proceeded for the wrapping up of the program.

On conclusion of the program, the students from the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary presented the Palestinian Ambassador with a badge made by the students themselves that said “FREE PALESTINE”.
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NECTA FORM 6 GRADUATION CEREMONY

The joyous occasion for the outgoing Form 6 students 2010 finally arrived on 14th March 2010 at the Markham Hotel which was graced by Chief Guest Prof.Mwajabu Possi. Professor Possi is a Masters holder in Special Education obtained from Ballstate Indiana, USA. She obtained her PhD and pursued her Post Doctorial studies and Social Medicine from Harvard Medical School. She has conducted research in education field in areas such as gifted and talented individuals, disabled learners, gender issues and media. She was appointed by the President to be Principal of Tanzania School of Journalism, after which she became the Director of Institute of Journalism and Mass Communication in UDSM.

The program started with the walk in parade by graduates in their shining gowns. The program was officially opened by the recitation of the Holy Quran followed by the National Anthem which was led by the students of ALMIS. The Principal of ALMIS Mrs. Karim then took centre stage and gave her opening speech highlighting the importance of education. She also mentioned to the graduates that real life starts after Form 6 and that the real challenges will begin now. In addition, the Chief Guest Prof. Mwajabu Possi delivered a strong worded speech urging graduates to seek education from wherever they can.

After her speech the Girls Primary school were represented by a few students who talked about different professions that they would like to pursue. It was an exciting segment where the children portrayed professions like Teacher, Pilot, Doctor, Hair dresser etc. The audience was left speechless with the performance of these juniors.

The awards program then took off starting with presentation to the distinction holders (11) in the November 2009 IGCSE Cambridge examinations, followed by the awarding of ALI CUP and FATEMA CUP to Shaneabbas Naushad Mohammed and Fatema Zulfikar Alimohammed respectivley.

The award ceremony continued with the next set of awards given to top position holders in Form 5 NECTA. These were:

Science Stream:

1st: Zainab Hassan Yusuf

2nd: Sabiha Haji

3rd: Kumail Dewji



Arts Stream:

1st: Salum Suleiman

2nd: Yaquta Jamalee

3rd: Rukmi Satpanthi



After the Form 5 awards, the graduates of 2010 presented their experience of spending 2 years of A Levels at Al Muntazir. This was a lively segment where every teacher and administrative staff was mentioned and acknowledged for the contribution towards the molding of these graduates.

The main event finally arrived, with the graduates of 2010 proudly filing onto the stage and awarded their certificates of graduation from the chief guest. This was followed by awarding of top students of Form 6 in individual subjects and then the top 3 students from Science and Arts, who were:

Science Stream:

1st: Shabnam I. Khatri

2nd: Hadija A. Shariff

3rd: Fatemazehra S. Karim



Arts Stream:

1st: Alfat D. Datoo

2nd: Sleyim Suleiman Nassor

3rd: Hasnain Kassamali



The program ended with the vote of thanks from Mr. Juma Michael (A Level Chemistry teacher) followed by Dua Hujjat by ALMIS students.
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FIRST CAMBRIDGE GCE A LEVEL RESULTS OUT!

The first ever Cambridge GCE A level results (AS Level – Form 5) were released on 25th January for the exams done in November 2009. This was the pioneer batch of Cambridge A level students who took advantage of the flexibility by Cambridge to do the some exams at the end of the Form 5 (AS Level). Out of the 60 students who sat for the exams, the top 20 students are listed below:

Science Stream
No Name ACC BS Eco Bio Phy Che Match
1 Masuma A Jessa - - - A A A A
2 Zainab A Shariff - - - A A A B
3 Mariam Kaoneka - - - A B A B
4 Abdulsamad Sodha - - - - A A B
5 Justus M Wagura - - - - B A A
6 Sajjad A Moloo - - - B C A -
7 Hussein M Hussein - - - B C C C
8 Abdul Rehman Mohamed - - - - - B C
9 Shafia T Nzalawahe - - - A C B C
10 Zameena Kassam - - - B D B C
11 Alloyce Majige - - - - D C B


Arts Stream
No Name ACC BS Eco Bio Phy Che Match
12 Siddika Dossa B A A - - - -
13 Muddaththir Ayub A - A - - - -
14 Yusra Said B A C - - - -
15 Farha Haji A C B - - - -
16 Khadija Varvani B B C - - - -
17 Raifa Binkleb A C C - - - -
7 Fatma Mbarak B D C - - - -
19 Salha Salim C D C - - - -
20 Mussa Lolla B - C - - - -

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ACHIEVERS AND THEIR PARENTS.

OBITUARY

INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAYHI RAJIOON

"To Allah we belong, and to Him is our return". (Al-Baqarah 2:156)
Death Leaves A Sadness No One Can Heal
Love Leaves A Memory No One Can Steal



It is with great sadness that we share the news of the demise of Marhooma Zainab A. Esmail who passed away on Monday 19th October and was buried on 20th October, 2009 in Dar-es-Salaam.

Mrs. Esmail started her career as a teacher at Mtendeni Primary School before joining Olympio Primary School. At Olympio Primary School, she went the ‘Extra Mile’ and took good care of our community students studying at the School.

In 1996, an opportunity arose and she decided to join our Al Muntazir Boys Primary where she taught math for 4 years and was transferred to the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary where she was teaching Math to the Form One’s and Two’s. Besides her teaching career, she was allocated the responsible post of In charge of Examinations as well as Timetable Officer.

Her commitment to the School made her one of the most dedicated teacher when it came to take care of any extra duties or remedial classes after school hours. She always maintained her belief that this was her way to make a difference in the lives of this young generation of our community.

As a class teacher of Form 1 she got the opportunity to advice new students how to adapt to the new environment and the secondary school She remained with the Islamic Seminary up to the time of her demise. She was more than just a teacher. She was a wonderful person; very committed faithful and devoted to the call of duty with a smiling face. A previous colleague who was by her side a few hours before she passed away quotes her, “I want to go home and back to work, I miss the school." Her commitment to work was so obvious.

Her passing away will not only leave a void at the Seminary, but also in the hearts of all those who knew and loved her.

May the Almighty place her Soul in Jaware Ma’sumeen, Ameen

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ORIENTATION DAY FOR FORM 1 AND FORM 5 - 2009/2010 STUDENTS



The new batches of Form One and Form Five 2009/2010 were introduced to the Al Muntazir family towards end of September through the Orientation Program.

Excited faces were seen as the students settled down to listen to a series of presentations that explained about the school ethos, curriculum details and operational procedures relevant to students.

For the Form 1 Orientation, after the Principal’s opening speech, the Head of Academics at ALMIS talked to the children explaining them the difference between Primary and Secondary education. He explained to them that there was more efforts needed for Secondary and a lot of self study would be required. After the lecture, the students were taken to their class accompanied by their class teachers for roll call.

For the Form 5 Orientation, a similar program was set except for the fact that details of the CIE A Levels syllabus was explained including examination structure and importance of each subject.

At the end of the session, the students were led to their respective classes after getting a feel of the canteen at break time.

A mixture of excitement and anxiety on the faces of their children was noticed as their minds started wondering what was in store for them, however, the teachers working closely with the prefect body ensured the students’ anxieties were comforted appropriately.
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Al Muntazir
Islamic Seminary
Students TOP in
Math Competition



Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary continues to churn out toppers. The Mathematical Association of Tanzania (MAT / CHAHITA), recently held their Annual Mathematics Contest in which ALMIS students performed stupendously! 3 out of the 5 top students in Tanzania were from ALMIS.

1. Fidahussein Premji – 1st in Tanzania.

2. Hannan Osman – 4th in the country & 1st amongst the girls in the country

3. Shakir Moledina – 5th in the country

Fidahussein and Hannan were appreciated at the hands of Dr. Maua Daftari – Deputy Minister, Higher Learning, Science & Technology, at a special function held at the University of Dar es Salaam.

Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary Students’ impressive performance in CIE Examinations:



On the other hand, at the Cambridge Examinations, Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary once again showed impressive growth in the pass rate in most subjects. All the students were registered for the prestigious ICE Award (International Certificate of Excellence).

These Certificates are awarded in terms of Distinction, Merit and Pass. 11 students from Seminary achieved Distinction, with 48 achieving Merit and 36 obtaining a Pass.

The 11 Distinction Holders listed alphabetically are:

ABBAS T HIRI 2A* 4A’s 1B

ALINA KA NASSER 2A* 4A’s 1B

FATEMA Z ALIMOHAMED 4A* 3A’s

FATMA ZAHOR ALI 2A* 4A’s 1B

FATMAH ZAHRA M RASHID 4A* 2A’s 1B

MAYTHAM S SOMJI 4A* 2A’s 1B

SARAH S SOMJI 2A* 3A’s 2B’s

SHANEABBAS N MOHAMED 4A* 2A’s 1B

ZAHRA S ALI 1A* 4A’s 1C

ZAMINA R MOLEDINA 1A* 3A’s 3B

THE SCHOOL SENDS ITS HEARTFELT CONGRATULATIONS TO THE STUDENTS, THEIR TEACHERS AND FAMILIES FOR THE REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE
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AL MUNTAZIR WEEK

The 3rd to the 7th of August was the most recognized and most significant week of the entire school year for the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary - the festivity of Al Muntazir’s annual event, the Al Muntazir Week.

The Al Muntazir Week coinciding with the birth celebration of Imam Mahdi (atf) this year was dedicated to practicing the art of ‘Healthy Living’.

At the Seminary, every day of the Al Muntazir week was allocated to a school house and to an assigned fruit which was of the color of the house allocated.

Furthermore, the houses were also given the responsibility of coordinating and displaying a particular set of exercises including aerobics, Skipping, Yoga and Hoola-hoops.

The highlight of the week was the Health Walk organized by the community of Al Muntazir Schools in order to create awareness about healthy living amongst the society.

From Seminary, A Level students participated in the walk together with their teachers.

These students also actively and effectively assisted in the organization and coordination of the event.

The main flag raising ceremony at the end of the week also coincided with the exact date of the birth of the Imam Mahdi (atf). The event was marked by the presence of several special guests together with the esteemed members of the Central Board of Education.

The program was initiated by a parade by group of students who represented the school as the Muntazir (waiting) for the Muntadhar (Awaited). It was followed by the hoisting of the school flag by the guest of Honor on each wing - the Ladies Managing Committee chairperson on the girls’ wing and the resident Aalim Sheikh Radhi on boys wing.

After the hoisting THE FLAG, the chief guest on each side addressed the students about the importance of understanding the presence of the Imam of the time and to support him through healthy living of the mind and body.

This was followed by a glimpse of the various activities that had taken place in the week, concluding the week long celebrations.


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FORM 3 STUDENTS BECOME GEOLOGISTS FOR A DAY

Understanding and implementing the fact that the best form of learning is through a combination of seeing, hearing and feeling, the Geography department of Seminary, Mr. Dizzae, Mr. Benjamin, Mr. Daniel and Mr. Mathias took the Form 3 students on a field trip to the Oysterbay beach on 19th May (for Girls) and 20th May (for Boys).

The purpose of the trip was to educate the students to observe the existing features produced by erosion and deposition.

The students were also shown the impact of domestic tourism on the surrounding areas (e.g. littering).

The students saw important features and were directed to perform measurements of the ground distance, vertical rise and gradient of the chosen transect around a specific area on the beach.

Together with enjoying the beach view, the students managed to enhance their classroom learning through physically and practically working on the concepts taught to them during their geography lessons.

NEW PREFECT CABINET 2009

Every year, at the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary, a group of students are specially selected and given authority and responsibilities to be guides and leaders and set an example as role models for the rest of the students.

These are the Prefects, who also undertake the overall discipline at the School, as well as oversee Club activities.

This year, the culture continued when the Prefect inauguration took place at the school, with boys and girls having their inauguration at their own separate campuses.

The program atmosphere was taken with mixed feelings of excitement and sadness - Excitement because the students were eager to know the next set of Prefect for the year 2009 and sad because they were bidding farewell to the outgoing Prefects’ team.

After introductory remarks by the teachers, the new cabinet was announced with the top positions taken up by the following:

BOYS WING:

Head Boy : Hussein Karim

Deputy Head Boy : MohammedAtif Sheikh

Red House Captain : Zain Arab

Green House Captain : Kumeil Dewji

Blue House Captain : Anthony Rweyemamu

Yellow House Captain : Sajjad Moloo

Heads of Salaat : MohammedQaim Bandeali and Abdul Rehman Mohammed

SEMINARY BOYS PREFECTS ELECTED FOR YEAR 2009

GIRLS WING:

Head Girl : Zameena Kassam

Deputy Head Girl : Khadija Varvani

Red House Captain : Hasine Fatema Sheralli

Green House Captain : Ateqa Hasham

Blue House Captain : Nazima Tharoo

Yellow House Captain : Shahista Somji

Heads of Salaat : Siddiqa Dossa and Zuena Abry

SEMINARY GIRLS PREFECTS CABINET FOR YEAR 2009

The new Prefect’s Cabinet underwent leadership training facilitated by Mrs. Iffatbai Thawer and Mr. Shabbir Moledina.

The prefects were given concepts of Religion and Discipline, Emotional Intelligence, Leadership qualities and the power of feedback. At the end, the prefects were allocated their duties. The program ended with a prayer led by the Head Boy Hussein Karim and the Head Girl Zameena Kassam.

Pictured below are the newly elected prefects for 2009 with their mentors:

AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY STUDENTS SHINE IN THE FORM 6 NECTA 2009 EXAMINATIONS

Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary proved its ability once again through the recently released results of the Form 6 National Examinations held earlier in the year.

The school produced 8 Division 1 holders with only 1 student failing. At the same time, Fidahussein Premji, an ALMIS student from PCM combination struck a hatrick of A’s in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics and has been identified as one of the top 10 students in Tanzania.

Below is a summary of the results and the list of the Division 1 holders:

Division 3 YEAR’S COMPARISON OF NECTA RESULTS
2007 2008 2009
I 1 0 8
II 9 9 11
III 18 33 20
IV 20 15 4
0 20 7 1
Muntazir Islamic Seminary’s Ranking at National Level:

Subject NATIONAL RANK
(OUT OF 100)- 2008 		NATIONAL RANK
(OUT OF 100)- 2009
PHYSICS 84 15
CHEMISTRY 9 6
BIOLOGY 9 5
ADV ANCED MATHS 90 5
ECONOMICS 69 54
COMMERCE 53 44
ACCOUNTS 44 59


DIVISION ONE HOLDERS NECTA FORM 6 - 2009 EXAMINATION:

CANDIDATE NAME AGGT DIV DETAILED SUBJECTS
Fida Hussein Premji 3 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-A
CHEMISTRY-A
ADV/MATHS-A
Hannan Osman 6 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-C
CHEMISTRY-B
BIOLOGY-A
Ally K Hussein 6 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-C
CHEMISTRY-A
BIOLOGY-B
BAM-S
Jaffer Lalji 6 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-C
CHEMISTRY-B
BIOLOGY-A
BAM-S
Mujtaba Rattansi 7 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-D
CHEMISTRY-A
BIOLOGY-B
BAM-S
Shakir Moledina 7 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-D
CHEMISTRY-A
ADV/MATHS-B
Abdullah Abdullah 8 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-E
CHEMISTRY-A
ADV/MATHS-B
Amena Habib 9 I G/STUDIES-S
PHYSICS-D
CHEMISTRY-B
BIOLOGY-C
BAM-S


The School Management Congratulates the Students, their Parents and Teachers for this Exemplary Performance!


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THE CULTURE WEEK

Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary continued its buzz of extra curricular activities – this time through the CULTURE WEEK.

The week was planned and executed by the BLUE House members, making it as an inspiration for the rest of the HOUSES and challenge for them to come with something as good.

The Culture Week started out with a mind cracking and thrilling 24-hr quiz on the particulars of the popular cultures. The cultural quiz was actively done by many students leading to an increase in the understanding of different cultures around the globe.

The Week’s main event was the Cultural Show held on Thursday 26th March, during the extracurricular activity. The program started with verses from the Holy Quran and continued with a stage show where two students representing a class depicting the Country’s culture allocated to them.

The countries allocated were:

Somalia, Morocco and Bangladesh for the Form 1’s; Saudi-Arabia, Egypt and Syria for the Form 2’s, Qatar, Indonesia and Lebanon for the Form 3’s; Malaysia for the Form 5’s and Pakistan for the Form 6’s.

Out of the initial list, Somalia, Morocco, Bangladesh, Qatar and Pakistan qualified for the final round where they had to describe their culture in detail.

The accolades were taken by the class portraying Morocco.

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TRIP TO THE NEW LIFE ORPHANS HOME

As part of the Community Service activities at the Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary, a group of 16 girls accompanied by Mrs. Fizza Alli visited the New Life Orphans Home, located in Kigogo as part of celebrating the Milad Un Nabi Week.

The group from ALMIS was received by the founder of the orphanage Bi. Mwana Aisha Bint Hamad.

She gave the group a briefing on the orphanage and told the group that this institution was started in 1999 and currently holds 177 orphans, 74 of them boys and the remaining 43 girls.

The orphans were served food items and clothing’s brought by the ALMIS group, which was brought from the contributions made by the students.

At the end of the trip, the students were asked about what they learnt from this trip, one of said, “It is sad to see these children in such a state. We should be thankful to the Almighty for the blessings we have been given. It makes us realize that those things that we something throw away are so important to other children.”

Another student, with tears in her eyes, said, “I wish we could change their lives and do something major for them. Unfortunately we also have our constraints. Community Service visits make us learn what real life is all about.”

ACTIVITIES AT AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY



VISIT TO THE US EMBASSY:

ALMIS has been buzzing with activities in the last few weeks. The events took off with a visit to the Embassy of the United States by the Form 5 students, accompanied by Mr. Shukuru. This was due to the celebration of the month of African – Americans to recognize and reflect on the African Americans. The head of the Economic and Political Section at the Embassy Mr. Randall Robinson highlighted Dr. Martin Luther King and talked about his achievements as a freedom fighter for the African Americans. This was followed by an inspirational video on the ordeals faced by the African Americans and the most memorable speech by Dr. King in 1963.

VISIT BY GLOBAL INSTITUTIONS:

The Career Department of ALMIS under the coordination of Mr. Joseph Mshumbushi invited two major global universities in the month of February to have a session with the A level students (both Cambridge and NECTA). The two universities were Jacob’s University of Germany and The University of British Columbia. On both occasions the Universities introduced their organizations and explained to the students on the procedures and requirements to get into any foreign university. The students were made to realize the importance of gaining high grades for an increased chance to qualify for the universities. In each of the talks, the students were given an opportunity to ask questions and get more clarifications from the visitors.

A TRIBUTE TO GAZA WEEK:

The Red House of the ALMIS organized a “Tribute to GAZA week” to remember all those affected by the Israel Army attacks on the GAZA strip. Throughout the week, assemblies were held where students spoke about atrocities that had occurred in the GAZA Strip by the Israel Army under the label of Self Defense.

The week was concluded by a program held in the School Hall that included display of slide show, showing how the war has affected the people of GAZA and how the infrastructure has been destroyed

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AL MUNTAZIR ISLAMIC SEMINARY STARS SHINE IN THE FIRST CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL EXAMINATION RESULTS



The much awaited results of the FIRST Cambridge International Examinations were finally released on 22nd January 2009. A lot of expectation was attached to these results, as this was the first ever Al Muntazir Islamic Seminary school’s full batch sitting for the IGCSE exams through Cambridge University.

The school produced several high achievers producing straight A’s in all subjects, namely Fatema Murtaza Nasser, Mariam Iddi Kaoneka, Masuma Amirali Jessa, Zainab Aliakber Sheriff, Siddika Mohammedraza Dossa, and Justus Muchemi Wagura.

The results of the top 30 achievers are below:

ARTS CATEGORY:

CANDIDATE NAME ACC BIO BUSINESS
STUDIES		 ENG GEO MATHS
Siddika M. Dossa A+ A A+ A A A
Aliabbas S. Alirahim A B B B B B
Khadija M. Zaman varvani A+ B A B B A
Mariam M. Thabit A B A B B B
Sakina K. M. Dawood A+ B A+ B B B
Zahida Fazal A B A B B C
Abdullah G. Hamed A B B B C A
Muddaththir A. D. Ismail A+ A A+ C A A
Muhammadasghar R. Shivji A+ C A B B B
Farha M. Haji A B A B C B
Hasin M. Sherally B C A B B B


SCIENCE CATEGORY:

CANDIDATE NAME ACC BIO CHEM ENG GEO IT MATHS PHY
Fatema M. Nasser A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+
Mariam I. Kaoneka A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+ A+
Masuma A. Jessa A+ A+ A A+ A A+ A+
Zainab A. Sheriff A A+ A+ A+ A A A+
Justus M. Wagura A+ A+ A A A A+
Fatma J El-Shwaikh A A A A+ A B A
Madiha A. A. Mselem A A+ B A A B A
Raifa A. Binkleb A A A B B A A
Sarah A. S. Al-Bait A B A+ B A B B
Shaheen I. Abbas B B B B B B B
Shahista S. Somji A A A B A A A
Yusra H. Said B A A A B B A
Zameena F. Kassam B A A B A B B
Abdulsamad A. Sodha A+ A+ A A B A+ A+
Aboud K. Hussein A A+ B A A A
Samira A. Ahmed B B B B B C B
Shafia T. Nzallawahe A B B B B B C
Mohammed Q. Bandeali B A B C B A A
Sajjad A. Y. Moloo A C A+ B A A A

The School Management would like to Congratulate the Students, their Parents and Teachers for this exemplary performance.
 
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