Saaberie Chishty
Funeral in Johannesburg

Saaberie Chishty is an organization in Johannesburg, Darul-ul-Uloom, Masjid, Funerals, Burials, South Africa that provides the following services to the community: Ambulance, etc.

The commitment and dedication of it’s members towards Almighty Allah through service to humanity, has blossomed into a society that operates in ten important services of our community contributing towards the achievement of an Islamic life. Words cannot express our gratitude for the continued support of the public over the years. The severe winter of 2006 and the plea of the homeless and destitute started Winter Warm Campaign in providing them with blankets and warm clothes. All the above activities are possible through the public and well wishers kind generosity, together with the blessings from our Pir-O-Murshid and the help of Allah. The society’s survival depends on the grace of Allah and upon your generous contribution and kindness. The Saaberie Chishty Society made humble beginnings twenty years ago to serve the needy and down trodden in our community. The commitment and dedication of it’s members to Almighty Allah through service to humanity, has blossomed into a society that offers 11 important services towards the fulfillment of an Islamic life. This has been built to offer the Muslim community of Lenasia a facility for salaat. This division was created to supply sound Islamic knowledge to the Muslim youth. We provide support and relief to the community of Lenasia as well as other geographical areas on a wider scale. With a capacity to seat 650 banquet or 800 theater style, the uniquely designed hall is ideal for wedding receptions, banquets, seminars, Jalsas, School contests, or any events and this could bring in much needed revenue from the center. In the early 1940’s their grandmother known as Begum Aapa was involved in community welfare and today they are merely continuing what she first initiated. Against hard times and failing health, Sayed Ally battled financially, but still managed to remember the poor in his community. Jogee Chacha was well known to the community for assisting them with ghusal at the time of death in our family. They too had contributed to the Society’s monumental service to the community and the current success of the organisation owes them more than just a casual mention. Today we salute people like Sayed Ally who sacrificed health and wealth to pursue the path of charity and welfare. The Sayed Brothers acknowledge and never forgets to appreciate the involvement, commitment and sacrifices of members of the family, friends and other freelancers who voluntarily rendered support and services to the society. Today the 9 surviving brothers and sisters of the Sayed Family, the new generations, friends, colleagues and volunteers are destined to carry on with this marvellous tradition of wholehearted community service.