Peace and Guidance Madam Minister;
Attached is a letter I sent to the Ambassador of the French Republic to Trinidad and Tobago. It concerns the recommendation by the French President and his administration to partially ban the wearing of veils that cover the face - including the Burqa.
This issue is of great importance not only to my organisation but to
all Muslims in this Twin Island State of ours. What ever affects
Muslims in France, affects us here as well. If these issues with the
French is not addressed, it will inevitably negitively impact on you
and your office and by extension your government. PLEASE be advised I am prepared to do what ever it takes to properly deal with these matters. I view this as tantamount to a physical attack on my Muslim Sisters.
Madam Minister... I am open for dialog on these and other issues that affect us Muslims here in Trinidad and Tobago. You can contact me through the following Numbers: 787-0765/365-6253 or email me at waajihatulislaamiyyah@gmail.com. Please don't allow this opportunity to pass you by. Thank You.
Peace and Guidance
Umar Abdullah
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Monday, February 1, 2010
Cover Letter to Paula Gopee-Scoon; Minister of Foreign Affairs Trinidad and Tobago
Friday, August 28, 2009
Imbert Blames Contractor?
“My message to the players in the construction industry is that they need to do some introspection. This has nothing to do with the Government. This falls wholly and solely in the domain of the private sector. It is important that we put a stop to this kind of unsafe practice,” ??????? ???? ???
Mr. Colm Imbert so too must the government do some introspection... It’s about time that the Government stop this kind of unsafe practice of ignoring the early infrastructural repairs of our roadways and bridges and lay blame where it belongs – On the Government - before it’s too late.
Mr. Colm Imbert so too must the government do some introspection... It’s about time that the Government stop this kind of unsafe practice of ignoring the early infrastructural repairs of our roadways and bridges and lay blame where it belongs – On the Government - before it’s too late.
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