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Donate To the Haitian People

To make a financial contribution towards the people of Haiti deposit your funds at ANY Scotia Bank Trinidad and Tobago Limited into Acct #1201356 - Account is at the San Juan branch.

Other International Organizations represented by Muslims of T&T in Haiti Relief Efforts

• ISNA - Canada
• Muslim Welfare Centre - Canada
• Children of Islamic Nations - Canada
• British Columbia Muslim Association - Canada

Latest Updates from Haiti/Santo Domingo - LEG 2

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• April 5th :  On April 24th InshaAllah 5 more containers of food, clothes, water and other supplies will be shipped to Haiti as the Haiti Relief Efforts continues.  These supplies will be received by a team of indiviuals from Trinidad and Tobago in Santo Domingo on the 28th of April InshaAllah.  Please continue to give to this worthy cause to help our Brothers and Sister in Haiti.
• March 8th :  Look out in approximately one week for an update on this website about the future plans for the Haiti Relief Effort, InshaAllah.
• March 3rd :  The building team returned to Trinidad this afternoon.  May Allah reward them for their work and sacrifices for the people of Haiti, Ameen.
• March 1st :   The orphanage was completed today Alhamdulillah.
• February 28th :  Today the hospital was completed.  InshaAllah, tomorrow a small orphanage for 16 children will be completed next to the hospital.  This hospital facility will be managed by a team of Canadian doctors.
  Materials were donated to a Haitian Ambassador to build an orphanage in his hometown.
  Construction materials is also being donated to another medical unit already assisted by another Trinidadian NGO.
  The Muslims and people of Trinidad and Tobago will like to thank the building team lead by Bro. Shazim Ali for their invaluable contribution to the people of Haiti.  The building team will return to Trinidad on 3rd March, 2010 InshaAllah.
• February 27th :  Imtiaz and Manwar returend to Trinidad.  The building team is still in Haiti working on the carded building projects.  The building for the school was completed today and a formal opening took place.
• February 25th :  The shelter at Masjid At-Tawheed was completed.  The next project is the school for 300 children which starts tomorrow InshaAllah.  This school will be managed by Muslim Hands of the United Kingdom.  Muslims of T&T have agreed to provide food and drinks for the school in the coming months InshaAllah.  We will also do the same for the children at the SOS International Centre.  Both schools provide education to mostly non-Muslim children (over 99%).  Six tents (12ft x 12ft) have been given to the small non-Muslim community next to Masjid At-Tawheed which is comprised of 11 families.  The tents are brand new with all side walls providing full privacy, etc.  Also, today they distributed food, water, tarpaulins, tools, clothes, medicine, etc, to the 4 Jama'ah, several non-Muslim families and other NGOs.
• February 24th :  The building team started a project in Masjid At-Tawheed to build a 60ft x 12ft shelter.  This will be completed tomorrow InshaAllah.  Imtiaz and Manwar visited SOS Children's International Centre which has branches in over 44 countries worldwide.  They have 500 children at the centre and provide housing, education, shelter, food, etc. to all children.  They expect the number of children to climb into the thousands in the coming weeks.  Every 10 children have been appointed a mother to take care of them.  The centre is located on 100 acres of land with all necessary amenities to live comfortably.  SOS International have been in Haiti over 20 years now.  We offloaded a 40ft container containing food and drinks at their place.  They will keep some for themselves and also distribute to nearby camps.
• February 23rd :  Imtiaz and Manwar departed the Dominican Republic and arrived in Haiti at 4pm with all 5 containers on the same day.  They joined the rest of the team at the Pakistani military camp where we offloaded the containers.  They are all staying at the Coconut Villa Hotel.
• February 22nd : The building team comprising of 6 people departed the Dominican Republic and arrived at Haiti at 6pm.  They experienced two strong aftershocks in the first night in Haiti.  They are all safe, Alhamdulillah.
• February 19th - 7:00pm :  The building team arrived and we are all staying at hotel Europa.  The containers will be cleared on Saturday InshaAllah afterwhich we will leave for Haiti.  We should be in Haiti by 10am Sunday morning InshaAllah.
• February 18th - 11:09am : The preparation of the documents for clearing the 5 containers has been completed and would be given to the UN office tomorrow so they can process them through the customs and port offices in Santo Domingo.  We are hoping to get the 5 containers out of the port by Friday 19th February 2010, InshaAllah.  We would then leave for Haiti immediately.  Arrangements have been made for storage and distribution at the Pakistani military camp in the UN Compound in Port-au-Prince.  There are 3 containers of construction materials and 2 containers with food, water, medicine, tents, clothes, etc.
  A building team of 7 people lead by Br.Shazim Ali from Charlieville arrived Wednesday 17th February 2010 in Santo Domingo.  They were met at the airport by Imtiaz, Manwar and some other brothers from the Santo Domingo Jama'ah.  They would all remain in Santo Domingo until the clearing of the containers on Friday 19th February 2010, InshaAllah.
  The building team would erect the following:
  1. A facility to house 70 families.  An existing shelter across the street from the Al Fatiha Masjid has been airmarked for this project.  Since they have Bathroom and Washroom facilities with running water.
  2. A facility to house some Orphan Children.  Location would be in one of the Countryside Villages.
  3. A facility to be used as a Hospital for a Team of Canadian Doctors.
  All the facilities would be constructed with wood and galvanize.  We expect to complete the building projects in 2 weeks, InshaAllah.
  Imtiaz has reported that Br. Shazim together with Muslims of Trinidad and Tobago will be the first NGO out of 500 NGO's in Haiti that would embark on any building project.  May Allah reward everyone who has been part of this worthy cause, Ameen.
• February 16th - 9:34pm : See Photos and Videos section for latest updates.
• February 15th - 11:48pm :  We are back in Santo Domingo Alhamdulillah.  We left Haiti at 4pm and reached the border 6:57pm, it closed at 7pm so that was a close call.  Everything went well.  Today we distributed the supplies among the various masaajid in Port-au-Prince, 2 churches, a lady who takes care of 21 families with a lot of babies and some medicine was given to a team of doctors from Canada.  Alhamdulillah the trip was very successful.  Look out for more photos and videos as usual.
• February 15th - 9:42am :  Today our plan remains as stated below.  We are leaving to go to Masjid At-Tawheed to start distribution of the supplies InshaAllah.  We ran into one of the volunteers from a Canadian group of doctors and InshaAllah we plan to hand over some medical supplies to them this morning as well.  That's it for now we will stay in touch when we can.
• February 14th - 7:50pm :  Alhamdulillah...we arrived at the border this morning at 7am and was allowed to cross at 8am together with all 3 containers.  We made our way to the UN Cluster Point and got the all clear to continue on with the containers to the Zakaat Foundation of America warehouse.  On reaching the warehouse we found it was not suitable enough since it was not fully prepared and it was very far off the route to Port-au-Prince.  Thus, we carried all the containers to Masjid At-Tawheed and emptied them there.  That will again be our distribution point InshaAllah.  We have arranged with 2 church groups we met who shelters people in tents and some others to come to the Masjid in the morning to provide them with some supplies.  A representative from the other Masaajid in Port-au-Prince will also be coming in the morning to Masjid At-Tawheed to pick up their supplies InshaAllah.  We also plan to make some hampers and distribute to the homeless and needy people in the area.  We are over nighting in a "hotel" in Port-au-Prince called Coconut Villas since the Masjid is fully packed with supplies.  We are safe thus far.  The plan for tomorrow is to distribute the supplies at Masjid At-Tawheed in the morning time and make some stops at the UN Base in the airport to finalize plans for the other 5 cotainers that will be arriving in Santo Domingo on Wednesday InshaAllah.  We should be leaving Port-au-Prince around 3pm to return to Santo Domingo.  Pictures and Videos of todays activities are being uploaded.
• February 14th - 12:31am :  We are awaiting the driver who should be on his way to pick us up at Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo.  InshaAllah we will leave here at approximately 1am to go to Haiti.  We whoucd be there at around 7am-8am to meet the containers and drive with them to the UN Base in Port-au-Prince.  That's it for now from the DR we will try to access the internet in Haiti ASAP so we can give further updates InshaAllah.  Ma Salaam.
• February 13th - 3:00pm : We have just finished clearing all 3 containers at the port in Santo Domingo.  We were there all day till now and Alhamdulillah we are pleased to say all 3 containers are currently on their way to the UN Base in Haiti.  Since the borders close at 6pm the trucks will be over-nighting at the border and InshaAllah we will leave masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo at midnight to reach the border at 6am when they re-open.  Due to the long time taken to clear all the containers we had to make this change of plans.  A few new photos and videos are being uploaded for you to see InshaAllah.
• February 13th - 7:55am : We are preparing to depart Masjid An-Nur.  We are going to get our rential vehicle and collect the containers at the port for 8:30am and InshaAllah immediately leave for Haiti.  Its going to be our regular 6-8 hour drive depending on how smoothely it goes.  We would then spend some time at the border before we cross because of the chaos there.  And InshaAllah take the 2-3 hour drive to the UN base in Port-au-Prince.  Once we get there we will be deciding how we are going to distribute the supplies with the aid of the Zakaat Foundation of America.  We will keep everyone updated InshaAllah once we have access to an internet connection.
• February 12th - 11:44pm : There have been a slight change of plans.  InshaAllah we are over nighting at Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo and after Fajr in the morning we leave for Haiti.  We will be at the port for 8:30am InshaAllah to pick-up the containers with the trucks and drivers and immediately start our journey to the DR/Haiti border.  For now it's time to get some rest before the long drive that awaits.
• February 12th - 1:06pm : Assalaamu 'Alaykum...we are back in Santo Domingo Alhamdulillah.  We visited the United Nations base in Santo Domingo this morning to finalize with them and our Brokers on the ground here for the arrival of the containers that left Trinidad last Saturday.  We will have the containers cleared by 5pm InshaAllah and the UN has offered trucks and drivers, free of charge, to take the containers straight to the UN base in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  We will be going to the port after Jumu'ah Salaah (Friday Prayer) for the arrival and clearing of the supplies and then we will be trucking over to Haiti tonight InshaAllah.  We plan to overnight at the border and enter into Haiti tomorrow morning.  We will keep providing updates as they unfold InshaAllah.  May Allah reward all those have given so abundantly...Ameen.  Also, may we all continue to give towards this worthy cause.  Keep on the look out for videos and pictures so as to confirm your donations are reaching those who need it the most.  That's it for now...Ma Salaam.

"Have you seen him who belies the rewards and punishments of the Hereafter? He it is who drives away the orphan and does not urge giving away the food of the poor." (Qur'an 107:1 - 3)

"Safwan ibn Salim related that the Prophet (S.A.W.) said: Anyone who looks after and works for a widow and a poor person is like a warrior fighting for Allah's cause, or like a person who fasts during the day and prays all night." (Bukhari)

Who are we?

• The Muslims of T&T
• The Islamic Broadcasting Network (IBN) TV 8
• The Islamic Missionaries Guild of the Caribbean and South America (IMG)
• The Muslim Social and Sports League (MSSL)
• Human Concern International (HCI) - Canada
• The Islamic Network (TIN)
• National Islamic Counselling Services (NICS)
• Dar-ul-Uloom
• The Islamic Relief Centre (IRC)
• Nur-E-Islam Jama'ah
• Monroe Road Jama'ah
• Caroni Jama'ah
• Santa Cruz Jama'ah
• Debe Jama'ah
• Princess Town Jama'ah
• Balmain Jama'ah
• Bait-ul-Uloom - Charlieville
• Seemab Memorial Masjid - Highway Charlieville
• At-Tawbah Masjid - Tobago
• AND all other Jama'at of Trinidad and Tobago

Our Mission

To raise money via numerous Telethons on IBN TV8 and TIN  which we will immediately take to Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic to purchase a variety of food stock, water and other basic amenities which we will  transport, with the help of the Muslims in Santo Domingo, to the people of Haiti.  Also, we will be setting up links between the Muslims in Trinidad, Santo Domingo and Port-au-Prince so that other supplies currently being prepared in Trinidad and Tobago can easily reach those who desperately need this aid.

Latest Updates from Trinidad & Tobago

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• February 4th - 11:05pm : A DINNER will be held by the Islamic Missionaries Guild (IMG) on Saturday 17th April, 2010 in Trinidad to raise One Hundred Thousand Dolllars (TT$100,000.00) for the completion of a building to be used as an Islamic School in Haiti at Masjid-al-Fatiha.
• February 4th - 11:00pm : Today the cheque was handed over to the T&T Red Cross for the sum of TT$252,130.00.  They will now channel this money to the people in Haiti.
• February 2nd - 9:45am : Insha Allah 4 containers will be shipped to Santo Domingo for Haiti on Saturday 6th February, 2010.  Supplies include - food, water, medicine, etc.  Another 4 containers will be shipped on Saturday 13th February, 2010 with similar supplies plus building materials.
  The Muslims of T&T intend to undertake various projects in Haiti which include food distribution, constructing a Madrassar (School) at one of the Masjid, contructing a hospital facility, orphanage and 70 living units to provide shelter for those without this basic necessity.
• February 2nd - 9:35am : The Muslims of T&T will be hosting a press conference on Thursday 4th February, 2010 (location to be finalized) to handover a cheque in the sum of two hundred and fifty two thousand one hundred and thirty dollars ($252,130.00) to the International Federation of the Red Cross, Red Crescent.
  This money will be used for covering the cost of medical services and food supplies for the people of Haiti.  May Allah reward all those who contributed to this fund.
• January 28th - 10:08pm : The Muslims of T&T will be shipping 8 containers on Saturday 6th February 2010.  Supplies include food, water, medicine, clothes, etc.  Donors are kindly requested to drop-off their contributions at IBN TV8 or Charlieville Highway Masjid (Br. Shaul 684-1700) by Monday 1st February 2010 so we can pack the containers on time for shipping.  Any late drop-offs will be sent in the next shipment InshaAllah.  Please continue to contribute as we will be shipping other containers monthly.
  We need volunteers to travel to Haiti at their cost to assist with distribution of the products.  Airline tickets are approximately TT$4,000.00.  We are negotiating free accommodation with the UN or the Zakat Foundation of America.

Latest Updates from Haiti/Santo Domingo - LEG 1

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• January 22nd - 9:38pm : We are back in Trinidad.  We arrived at 4:00pm at the Piarco International Airport.  One leg of the mission is over.  The other legs are already on the way.  Preparations to start sailing is being made to send the 22 containers that have already been stocked with food, clothes and other supplies that were donated by you the citizens of Trinidad and Tobago.  We will continue to keep you informed InshaAllah.
• January 21st - 11:07pm : After a day of rest we are now finishing up our packing.  We leave Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo at 6:30am to go to the airport.  Our flight is at 9am to Panama City which is a 2hr flight.  We then have a 3hr wait in the airport in Panama City afterwhich we catch our 3hr flight back home to Trinidad InshaAllah.  We are flying on Copa Airlines all the way.  For now we are heading to bed.  Ma Salaam
• January 21st - 12:46pm : We are organizing our stuff and packing in preparation for our departure tomorrow morning InshaAllah.  We also have to go return a van we rented.  Our plan for the rest of the day is to rest since the journey tomorrow is another long one as we fly from Santo Domingo to Panama City and then finally conclude our trip at Piarco International Airport InshaAllah.  We will continue to keep everyone up-to-date.  Please check the videos section as we are still uploading some very interesting video clips from our time in Haiti.
• January 21st - 1:10am : We arrived at Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo at 12:20pm.  It was a very very long journey.  We are now showering for the first time in a few days.  More photos and videos will be uploaded since we have our stable internet connection once again InshaAllah.
• January 20th - 12:45pm : We are getting ready to leave the UN BASE.  We will now be on the road heading back to Santo Domingo.  It should be about a 3-4hr drive to the border depending on how clear the roads are since they are filled with people and vehicles.  From the border it is another 6-7hr drive back to Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo.  We haven't ate a meal or taken a shower since we left Santo Domingo on Monday night.  I didn't even brush my teeth since Monday :s  We are not taking any chances with the water here.  We saw a couple of dead bodies on the roads and in barrels.  There was a sign pointing to a building saying "Dead Bodies in here".  Too much people haven't yet received aid since most of the supplies are still in the airport at the UN B|ASE, which is where we are currently.  Alhamdulillah we have made enough planning to ensure that the aid already dropped off here is being used by our Muslims brother and sisters and other people in the nereby communities.  Also, preparations are in order for the shipment of containers from Trinidad to set sail ASAP so that the supplies can be distributed via the routes we have set up here.  The internet is moving very slowly so the new videos will be uploaded when we return to Santo Domingo InshaAllah.  Ma Salaam
• January 20th - 12:02pm : We have transported some of the supplies from Masjid At-Tawheed to Masjid Al-Fatiha.  We also made contacts at these masaajid and other masaajid in the area who have been affected.  When the rest of the supplies form Trinidad arrive it will go straight to the Muslims here who will distribute as they see fit to the Muslims and other people in their communities.
• January 20th - 12:00pm : New Photos are up!
• January 20th - 11:07am : We are still in the UN BASE the internet ismoving a bit slow.  There are thousands of laptops connected to the server and thus my uploads are taking some time. InshaAllah they will be up soon
• January 20th - 10:05am : We are currently at the UN BASE in Port-au-Prince making proper shipping arrangements for the containers and ships that will be leaving Trinidad soon with all the supplies they have been collecting at home in Trinidad.  After Fajr this morning we were awakened by a 6.1 Earthquake.  Everyone started screaming the Shahadah and began running for the open space.  Alhamdulillah nothing happen a few more houses and buildings fell down nearby but again the Masjid stands strong with not even a crack.  We saw bodies along the road as well, check our photos and videos section for the most current scenes here in Port-au-Prince.  We are still n the UN office making use of their internet since all power is out at the masjid since last night.
• January 19th - 8:12pm : If someone can contact IBN and let them know new photos of our arrival into Haiti is now on the website.  Also we are streaming them of the internet but we are not getting any audio
• January 19th - 8:12pm : Please continue to post comments in our discussion thread in the discussion forum.  It's the only fdeedback we are able to get from everyone at home.  We appreciate all comments and thank you for keeping us updated since we do not have access to too much news, etc.
• January 19th - 7:32pm : We are now having dinner with our brothers and sisters.  The photos will be uploaded first then we will attempt to load the videos.  The internet is not very fast here.  Tonight at 8pm InshaAllah there will be a Haiti Relief Mission program on INB TV8.  It can be viewed lived on www.ibntt.com 
• January 19th - 7:16pm : Alhamdulillah we have arrived safely in Haiti and are now at Masjid At-Tawheed.  We had a very long journey.  We drove all night.  We crossed the borders at around 2pm today and drove through Haiti until we met our brothers at Port-au-Prince.  We never got the security organized but Alhamdulillah we put our trust in Allah and could not go back leaving out brothers and sisters hungry and thirsty.  The place is in total chaos.  The lines for gasoline are never ending.  With the help of our brothers here we unpacked the truck and everyone looks happy.  The women and children here are also happy to see food and drinks once again.  We just finished praying Maghrib with the Jama'ah.  They have an internet connection in a room here which I am using but there are no lights, as is the norm in Haiti.  Other members of our crew are currently on the road meeting the Brothers and Sisters from the other Masaajid in Port-au-Prince so they can also get supplies.  We will use Masjid At-Tawbah as our base for distribution InshaAllah.  We will be calling into IBN TV8 live tonight InshaAllah via a Satellite phone and will give more details.  I will also return and post more information here.  For now I'm going to try to upload as much Photos and Videos as I can for you all to see.  The Brothers greet us here with "At-Takbir...ALLAHU AKBAR!!!" out of their happiness to see us.  They were waiting all day for us.  May Allah continue to help them all.  Talk to you all in a while, Ma Salaam.
• January 18th - 11:07pm : We are leaving for Haiti now.  Updates will slow down from here on.  As soon as we get access to communication means we will continue to post updates InshaAllah.  Take care and continue to make dua. Ma Salaam.
• January 18th - 10:45pm : Doing our final packing.  We are leaving Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo shortly to make our way to the Dominican Republic/Haiti border.
• January 18th - 8:42pm : Trucks are almost fully packed.  We are planning to leave for the 7 hour trip around 11pm or 12pm iA.  Alhamdulillah the brother are working very hard and are all soaking from head to toe in sweat.  We were told in Haiti the norm is to have no electricity or running water.  We could only imagine how it is now. 
• January 18th - 7:33pm : We are still packing the trucks.  Alhamdulillah all the brothers here are working together as you can see in our videos.  It is truly a joint effort showing the strong brotherhood we Muslims share all around the world.  We are working with people from the UK, US, France, Algeria, Morocco, Haiti and not forgetting our Santo Domingo Muslims brothers who we ask Allah to bless tremendously for all their sacrifices and first class hospitality which they show to everyone.  Look out for more information of the Haiti Relief Mission by the Muslims of Trinidad and Tobago on IBN TV8 tonight at around 8pm iA.  Back to packing!
• January 18th - 5:39pm : The trucks are finally here.  We are going to pack them up and InshaAllah leave for the border at around 10pm tonigh.  It will take approximately 6-7 hours.  At the border it is confirmed we will be spending the night in the trucks till daybreak when we will cross into Haiti InshaAllah(iA).  We will continue posting photos and videos until we leave later tonight iA.
• January 18th - 3:40pm : We spoke to a brother Mr. Halil Demir from the Zakaat Foundation of America who went to Haiti yesterday morning with supplies.  On arrival at the border they were met by Hatian Muslim brothers, however they did not follow the instructions that were given to them.  They were instructed to take the supplies to one masjid from which distribution will take place.  They attempted to distribute from other Masaajid and met with great difficulty since people rushed at them to take the food which resulted in them running away for safety.  InshaAllah we will be following the proper instructions to prevent this.  We will be going to one masjid to create a distribution centre under the security of armed forces who will also be accompanying us to the other Masaajid.  May Allah keep us safe!
• January 18th - 3:17pm : It seems this container is running on Trini time and has an Australian watch!  I believe 3 trucks are also on the way since it's getting late.  We just offloaded some more water to take with us.  New Photos and Videos have been posted make sure and check them out InshaAllah.  By the way don't feel shy to comment on the pictures and also in the Discussion Forum.  It will be nice to see if people are keeping up-to-date with us, JazakhAllah
• January 18th - 12:40pm : Still waiting on the 20 ft. container to arrive at the Masjid in Santo Domingo.  It seems to be running on Trini time so we may have to sleep at the border tonight since it's too dangerous to cross in darkness
• January 18th - 10:52am :The Masaajid in Haiti are being used as shelters for both Muslims and non-Muslims.  Many of the people are injured and need medical care, food, water, etc.  Muslim NGOs have been sending supplies to them and reports are that thousands of people are converging towards the Masaajid for supplies.  All reports say it is very dangerous and InshaAllah we are going with a convoy of 30 armed Muslim security personnel
• January 18th - 10:47am : We started a discussion thread in our Discussion Forum section of this website.  You can post up thoughts, developments and any messages to the crew there.  To access the Discussion Forum you have to sign up for membership to the Caroni Jama'ah website which is free of charge
• January 18th - 10:05am : Our videos are taking long to upload.  Hence, you will notice the videos will be coming up one by one as time passes.  Also, in Haiti we will have no communication and thus no updates till we return to Santo Domingo on Thursday InshaAllah
• January 18th - 10:00am : We just met with a Brother who went to Haiti yesterday to meet the Muslims.  He said it is very bad there, people need food and water and are crowding all over helplessly hoping to get something to drink and eat.  His description was "It's like a war zone".  Make dua for us InshaAllah
• January 18th - 9:40am : We have been informed that there are 4 Masaajid in Port-au-Prince and there are approximately 10,000 Muslims.  SubhaanAllah all the Masaajid remained intact and standing
• January 18th - 9:34am : Awaiting a 20 ft. container which we will be loading with the items to take to Port-au-Prince
• January 18th - 9:08am : Here are a few messages from some of our team members -
  Ridwan - "Assalaamu 'Alaykum, I just want to hail out some brothers from the MSSL....Abdel, Farouk, Jamsheed and the brothers from IBN and TIN, we hope the collections and preparations for the shipment of the supplies is going well."
  Manwar - "Sending Salaams to everyone who visits this website and sees this information.  We ask you to continue making Dua for us and the Muslims of Haiti who will be meeting today InshaAllah."
  Idrees -  "Missing everyone at home, family and loved ones."
  Raffick - "Sending Salaams to Ryan, Arshad, Seema, Javed, Saleem, Sadia....I'm incharge of security and Salaah in Santo Domingo."
• January 18th - 8:40am : Interviewed a Muslim Haitian brother who has been staying with us at Masjid An-Nur in Santo Domingo.  Check our videos section for his message to T&T
• January 18th - 8:00am : Waiting on the arrival of the trucks to begin loading goods.  Some of our team members have gone to buy more water, food and some clothing which we learned the Haitians at the Masaajid, especially the women and children, are in dire need of 
• January 18th : We have been updated that our Brothers and Sisters in Trinidad and Tobago have been working continuously in preparing the containers with food, water, clothes and other supplies that will be shipped via Sea from Trinidad very soon
• January 18th - 5:30am : Woke up for Salaat-ul-Fajr and started preparing our backpacks for the journey to Port-au-Prince
• January 17th - 7:00pm : Met other brothers from the UK and US who will be joining us on the following day to make the journey to Port-au-Prince with their food and water
• January 17th - 4:00pm : Returned to Masjid An-Nur with approximately US$10,000.00 in food and other basic amenities
• January 17th - 5:30am : Prayed Salaat-ul-Fajr and got ready to go to the business places
• January 17th - 4:00am : Finished settling in, ate some dinner and organized to go purchase food, water, medicine and clothes later that day
• January 17th - 1:30am : Arrived in Santo Domingo where we were greeted by the Muslim Brothers of Masjid An-Nur which is the only masjid in Santo Domingo
• January 16th - 10:30pm : Left Panama City on Copa Airlines
• January 16th - 7:30pm : Arrived at Panama City where we got delayed for 2 hours
• January 16th - 5:20pm : Departed from Trinidad via Copa Airlines

Links to Mission Photos and Video Clips

PHOTOS http://www.caronijamaah.com/index.php?option=com_phocagallery&view=categories&Itemid=37

VIDEOS http://www.caronijamaah.com/index.php?option=com_seyret&Itemid=38