Sharifa

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Occupation(s) Teacher, writer Spouse Mejdi Alkhateeb Children Layla, Maha, Nasreen Sharifa Tahiya Alkhateeb (nee Ahmad Bey June 6, 1946 – October 21, 2004) was an American writer, researcher and teacher on cultural communication and community building for Biography [ ] Sharifa Alkhateeb was born on June 6, 1946, in Between 1978 and 1987, Alkhateeb and her husband, Mejdi Alkhateeb, lived in Saudi Gazette and taught American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences (AJISS) Arab World Notebook, a social studies text used throughout the public school system in the United States. In 1992, she founded the After the Since her death, several efforts have continued to honor her legacy. Among these are the Peaceful Families Project, References [ ] • WRMEA . Retrieved 2022-03-19. • ^ a b c d e Bayot, Jennifer (November 4, 2004). The New York Times. New York City, New York . Retrieved November 18, 2015. • ^ a b c d e Schudel, Matt (October 27, 2004). The Washington Post. Washington, DC . Retrieved November 18, 2015. • ^ a b c Hanley, Delinda C. (December 2004). . Retrieved 18 November 2015. • ^ a b c . Retrieved November 18, 2015. • ^ a b Barazangi, Nimat Hafez (2004). "The Legacy of a Remarkable Muslim Woman: Sharifa Alkhateeb". Ithaca, New York: Cornell University. {{ Cite journal requires |journal= ( • . Retrieved August 19, 2014. • External links [ ] •

Among many Afghan women and girls, there is a fear that the US-Taliban deal could potentially pave the way for the armed group’s return to power and to the oppression they previously endured under their rule. But the four female members of the Afghan government’s 21-member team, negotiating with the Taliban at the intra-Afghan talks, say they are determined not to give up on women’s rights in their country. The talks in the Qatari capital Doha became possible after the US signed a deal with the Taliban in February that included a phased withdrawal of the remaining American troops from Afghanistan and a prisoner exchange between the Taliban and the Afghan government. These talks are aimed at finding a peaceful solution to the 19-year war in Afghanistan and to preserving the progress made in the post-Taliban years. From surviving assassination attempts to risking their lives running underground schools during the Taliban’s rule, Habiba Sarabi, Fatima Gailani, Sharifa Zurmati Wardak and Fawzia Koofi have endured it all. Although they come from different backgrounds and have had different life experiences, the common thread that connects them is their fight for the right to an education. These are their stories: ‘Times have changed’ – Habiba Sarabi Witnessing her mother’s hardships and father’s neglect, Habiba Sarabi, 63, vowed at a young age to get herself an education. Born in Afghanistan’s Ghazni province, she was the only sister of five brothers. Besides her mother’s helpl...

The Hon. Sharifa R. Salaam is a judge for the Prior to her appointment, Salaam presided as a judge for the Salaam earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Seton Hall University in 1983. She then completed a J.D. at Over the course of her legal career, she served as an attorney for the Zoning Board of the Township of Irvington, a legal officer for the Her memberships have included the Muslim League of Voters. She joined the Muslim community through the Nation of Islam in Newark and attends services as Masjid Waarith-Ud Deen in Irvington. A lifelong resident of New Jersey, Salaam has two children. Sharifa R. Salaam Current Appointment Essex County Superior Court (New Jersey), Department Civil Essex County Superior Court (New Jersey), Department Civil Education Bachelor's degree, Seton Hall University - 1983 J.D., Seton Hall Law School - 1993 Bachelor's degree, Seton Hall University - 1983 J.D., Seton Hall Law School - 1993 Career History Role Employer Where Deputy Freeholder Counsel Essex County Board of Chosen Freeholders Essex County, New Jersey Legal Research Officer City of Newark Essex County, New Jersey Attorney Irvington Township Zoning Board Essex County, New Jersey Judge East Orange Municipal Court Essex County, New Jersey Judge Essex County Superior Court (Vicinage 5) Essex County, New Jersey

Sharifa Capers Obituary Sharifa N. Capers, 36, passed away on Sunday, March 27, 2022 in Columbus, GA due to a fatal car accident. A celebration of life service for our beloved daughter and sister will be held 12:00 PM Saturday, April 2, 2022 in the Chapel of McMullen Funeral Home and Crematory, with Pastor Nathalee Nelson officiating. The family will receive friends one hour prior to the service at the funeral home, 3874 Gentian Blvd. Columbus, GA 31907. Interment with Military Honors will be held at Ft. Mitchell National Cemetery 2:30 PM EST Tuesday, April 5, 2022. Sharifa was born June 3, 1985 in Charleston, SC to Thelma and Ray Charles Capers. She graduated from Jonesboro High School in Jonesboro, GA. Her educational training beyond high school included DeVry University and Griffin Tech training. She enlisted in the U.S. Army as a Cyber Intelligent Specialist. Upon leaving the military and re-entry into civilian life, Sharifa was employed as a Pharmacy Tech at both Veteran Hospital in Gainsville, FL and Ft. Benning, GA. She leaves to mourn: her parents, Thelma and Ray Charles Capers; brother, Gabriel, grandmother, Viola Capers, uncles, aunts, cousins, and friends. The family of Sharifa wishes to thank everyone for their support and prayers of her parents and brother. To send flowers to the family or plant a tree in memory of Sharifa N. Capers, please visit our floral store.

It is best to have seasonal fruits and vegetables. You must have heard this in so many health blogs or from nutritionists as well. Guess what? It is true and good for your health. Having fruits or vegetables in their peak season gives you more nutrients and you also get fresh quality fruits and vegetables. Therefore, today we will talk our one of the most delicious fruit of this season, Sharifa, also known as the custard apple. This is the peak season of Sharifa and you can easily get it because you might see this on every second fruit stall. You can have Sharifa in its raw form or you can also prepare various other things like ice cream, cakes, halwa, kheer and basundhi. If you bought unripe Sharifa, do not get disappointed because Sharifa ripen overnight and you can easily eat it in the morning or the afternoon. If you never had Sharifa before, this is the time to try it because you might not feel like having it from outside but from inside it is soft, sweet and filled with various health benefits. Many people know the benefits of having fruits in their peak season, but they still ignore having them. This is the autumn season, and this is the peak time of custard apple. Let’s figure out the reasons to have Sharifa this season. People who dislike and who love Sharifa both should know about these health benefits of Sharifa and various reasons to try custard apple this season. Nutritional Value of Sharifa (Custard Apple) per 100 grams: Calories: 94 • Total Fat 0.3 g: 0% • S...

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Winter brings along with it, its varied range of winter fruits starting from apples, bananas, grapes, dates to guava, oranges etc. Out of all these one fruit that is worth mentioning is our very favourite custard apple. Popularly known as “Sitaphal” or “Sharifa” in India, custard apple is quite popular with people of all generation and is widely consumed in the form of shakes, smoothies, desserts or as a snack. But do you know that besides its unique taste, it is highly nutritious and hence highly beneficial for human wellbeing? Well in case you are unaware let me tell you that custard apple is highly beneficial for our health and beauty. And today in this post, I will discuss about the top 14 health benefits of custard apple (Sitaphal or Sharifa) that certainly cannot be ignored. “Annona reticulata” or custard apple is a light green fruit having a bumpy skin surface. It is believed to be originally from the South America and West Indies but is now widely found all over India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Custard apple is available in many shapes like the symmetrical heart shape, irregular, round, lopsided or oblate with a depression at its base. The pulp is sweet, aromatic, fleshy and little acidic in taste. The unique taste of Sitaphal or Sharifa is quite similar to that of sweet custard and cooked apple that has contributed to it being commonly known by the name of custard apple in most parts of the world. Due to its amazing medical properties, custard apple is an important...