Water well -Sadaqa Jariya for Haji Mohammed Ajaib

إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ

Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Ilaihi Raji’un,

‘We surely belong to Allah and to Him we shall return’.


We forget how temporary life is, it’s only when the clock stops ticking and the world stops  
moving that we realise that the duniya was
never our forever.

We would really appreciate if you could kindly share or donate to this GoFundMe campaign
for building a water well for the less fortunate in memory of my father Haji Mohammed Ajaib.

My beloved father Haji Mohammed Ajaib
returned to his Lord on 27/09/20.

My father was a man who loved and embraced his religion. He was full of hope, faith and sabr.

This beautiful soul himself raised funds and
had lived till his last day before going into
hospital donating and gathering for children,
orphans, poor and needy families as if they were his own. He encouraged others to also look after they’re community as-well as give
charity’s.

It is very convenient for us to be there for our loved ones when they are visible and around us. It seems very challenging to be there for
someone when they are no longer around. I
choose to support my dad by raising as much money as I can to build a well to honour my
father and to start a charity that continues
(Sadqa Jariya).




My father was taken into hospital with
symptoms that weren’t massively alarming
but left all his family in a state of shock. He
was known to be as strong and brave as a lion! His hugs were warm, his smile would light up
the room and his presence was so comforting. He had five daughters who he would say were his strength and blessings. As his daughter, I
know that when I’m afraid of the dark and
when I need to get rid of a spider I no longer
can call you. When I imagine my graduation I
know you won’t be there to hold my hand and tell me you’re proud of me. I can no longer
imagine getting married or having a family
because you won’t be there to put your hand
on my head and nurture your grandchildren
the way you nurtured me. Growing up and
knowing your father is the one who is always
going to be there no matter what is everything for a daughter! You were always there dad,
you taught us how to walk, eat and defend ourselves. But you never taught us how to live
without you!

My dad was a very fit/healthy man of his age
and is very well known and respected in our
community and abroad. My father had lived a honourable and happy life.

He fought a long 2 week battle in hospital at
times laughing and smiling over FaceTime
with his family and assured us he’ll be fine and that we need to be strong. He was always
making sure we all stuck together and stayed
strong being all girls.. he sadly lost his battle
which left us shocked and confused, the same
father that danced, laughed and hugged us
tight fought this illness till his last breath... he
was our lion! Our Sher Abu! He will always be missed and has left a deep hole in our lives...
he was a hero to his daughters! Our king! but we accept what our Lord has decreed upon us and we say nothing other than: To God we
belong and to him we return.

Losing a loved one is painful but Allah is the
most Kind and the most Merciful. Allah does
not burden a soul beyond that it can bear. I
know my father is in a better place and to help my father in his hereafter I would appreciate if you could make a contribution towards this
noble cause.

“When a person dies, his deeds are cut off
except for three: Continuing charity, the
knowledge that others benefited from, and a
righteous son who supplicates for him.”

“The example of those who spend their wealth in the way of Allah is like a seed [of grain]
which grows seven spikes; in each spike is a
hundred grains. And Allah multiplies [His
reward] for whom He wills. And Allah is
all-Encompassing and Knowing.”(Quran 2:261)


‘Dear father,

We will always have you and your memories
to comfort us. I love you and I miss you, always and forever dad... Until we meet again
Insha’Allah.’