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ما شاء الله ، تبارك الله ، و جزاهم الله خيراً كل من ساهم و شارك في بناء هذا المسجد

Adeeb’s father, my uncle Ahmed Ali Assaf was the main driver of the London Muslim Mosque. He was truly a pillar of the community and the city of London.

WOW

Wow

I think his father was Sam Hallick. Sam had a son in South Dakota. When his wife died he went back to Lebanon and married z as woman named Fatima. Hussein, Aishi and Hanny were Sam and Fatima’s child. Hanny recently passed away.

I knew Abdullah Igram (RIP).

I must say that Abeeb became more handsome as he got older. Is the family name Assaf or Hassan? The whole family has “Assaf Hassan” after their first names. Adeed’s mother went through a lot of sadness in her life. She lost Ali, Onwar, Norma and Jameel during her lifetime. May Allah reward her patience.

Allah yirhamun

Priceless footage! The beginnings of something great, Allahumma barik

Thank you for documenting this and sharing it online!

I remember Abeeb (David) from the Oxford Street mosque. A very nice man. I recall Adeeb was mosque president and Najeeb Juma was the part time Imam. Back in the late 70s .Juma Prayer attracted a dozen worshippers.

رحم الله جدي خليل فاضل

Amazing work!!! Want more likes? Check "promosm"!

The entire mosque area including dominions's street looks almost unrecognizable, so much has changed since then.

Windsor mosque and Windsor's Muslim community wouldn't be what they are today without these hardworking young men. We've come along way since the expansion of the mosque in the 90's, our community has grown much bigger thanks to those who built out strong Islamic foundations. Alhamdulilah.

Please upload more "home movies", especially those related to the London Muslim Mosque.

Wow, Al (Ahmad) Seede! He was such a nice man. I remember him from when I was a kid at Al's Variety and The Mosque on Oxford St. Please upload more old home movies.