Sri
Lanka Moor Family Genealogy
Segu Pillai Marikar OF Weweldeniya - Family # 31
Segu Pillai Marikar Madar
Lebbe Marikar (1842-1902) of Weweldeniya.
Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar (1842–1902), the
son of Segu Pillai Marikar of Weweldeniya, was a landed
proprietor who inherited significant properties from his
parents. He married Haleema Abu Bakr, the eldest daughter of
Constable Abu Bakr of Weweldeniya. Constable
Abu Bakr had two other children: Mymoona married Ismail Lebbe
and Fathima married Cassie Lebbe. All three children inherited
their parents' estates.
Together, Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar and
Haleema Abu Bakr owned substantial estates in various locations.
These included immovable properties in Weweldeniya (around 50 acres), Horagasmankada
(around 40 acres), Godawela (around 30 acres), Alagama (around
30 acres), Danowita (around 40 acres) and Warakapola (around 10
acres in Pilanduwa, around 30 acres in Medagoda, around 10 acres
in Ganithapura and around 10 acres in Thumbiliyadda).
Weweldeniya is located 31 miles (50 km) northeast of Colombo,
along the Colombo-Kandy Road, within the Mirigama Electorate of
the Gampaha District.
The couple had seven sons and a daughter: Madar Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Ali (1872–1928), Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed
Alim (1876-1901), Amina Madar Lebbe Marikar (1879–1945), Madar
Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Salih (1883–1970), Madar Lebbe Marikar
Abdul Ghafoor, Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Masthan, Madar Lebbe
Marikar Abdul Muthalib (1893–1956) and Madar Lebbe Marikar
Muhammed Sameem.
In accordance to her and her husband wishes, Haleema Abu Bakr
allocated a piece of land in Weweldeniya to build a mosque in
memory of their deceased son, Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Alim.
Their son, Madar Lebbe Marikar Abdul Ghafoor, constructed a
mosque in the 1920s on the land allocated for this purpose. He
served as the founding sole trustee of the mosque and also
donated land for the Muslim burial ground in Weweldeniya. His
nephew, Muhammed Ali Abul Hassen JP (1902–1997), succeeded him
as the sole trustee. Abdul Rahiman Hassen JP (1932–2002) took
over this role from his father in 1980s. The mosque began
conducting Jummah prayers in 1981. Prior to this, the Muslim
community from Weweldeniya attended Jummah prayers at the
Warakapola Grand Jummah Mosque in Pilanduwa, Warakapola. This
practice continued even after the construction of Ar-Rahma Jumma
Masjid in Dummaladeniya, Warakapola, in the late 1890s, as they
remained members of the Warakapola Grand Jummah Mosque until
1981.
Madar
Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Ali, Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Salih and
Madar Lebbe Marikar Abdul Ghafoor established a business in
Horagasmankada, trading in rubber, copra, and areca nut. This
establishment became known locally as "Maha Kade". In addition,
they operated a grocery store in Horagasmankada, referred to as
"Soldara Kade" by the locals, as well as a rice mill in the same
area.
Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Ali built
a house with a habitable attic, while Madar Lebbe Marikar Abdul
Ghafoor constructed a two-storied house, which is popularly
known as "Soldara Gedara" by the local community. Both houses
were built close to each other in Weweldeniya in 1913. These two
houses are still in existence and are situated opposite the
Weweldeniya Mosque. Currently, each house is owned by a
great-grandson of the respective original owner. The house built by Madar Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Ali has largely remained unoccupied since the
passing away of his grandson, Abdul Rahiman Hassen JP
(1932–2002). Currently, it is occupied only during family
visits, typically over long weekends or for the Haj Festival.
Abdul Rahiman Hassen JP’s eldest son, Istafa, has migrated to
the United Kingdom, while Mansoor and Thariq reside in Colombo,
and Ummu Kulsum lives in Kandy.
Madar
Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Ali's great-great-grandchildren, Mufthy Muneer
Ali and Abidh Jameel, have received notable honours at Trinity
College, Kandy. Mufthy served as Head Prefect and was awarded
the Ryde Gold Medal, presented to the best all-round student.
Abidh also served as Head Prefect and was awarded the Ryde Gold
Medal. Both excelled in sports, with Mufthy earning colours in
cricket and rugby, and Abidh in rugby and weightlifting.
Muhammed
Lebbe Abdul Raheem (1894-1941) of Pasyala.
Muhammed Lebbe Abdul Raheem, the grandson-in-law of
Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar, was a landed proprietor
from Kandy Road, Pasyala. He owned estates in Pasyala (around 60
acres, including paddy fields), Nambuluwa (around 30 acres), and
another 30 acres approximately in the surrounding areas. In
addition to this, his wife owned estates in Warakapola (around
01 acre in Pilanduwa and around 03 acres in Medagoda).
He co-founded an
institute in 1932 with three others, namely: (1) Muhammed
Ismail Muhammed Usman
(1899-1957) of Pilanduwa, Warakapola, (2) Uusuf Lebbe Abdul
Hameed of Warakapola, and (3) Muhammed Zubair of Dippitiya,
bordering his wife's property (This property of his wife was
subsequently inherited by their son, Abdul Raheem Rafeek JP) on
the northern garden of Muhammed Ismail Muhammed Usman's parents'
house, which is at the location where Al-Madhrasathush-Shareefiyyah is presently
situated. The institute was named "Al
Madhrasath-ul-Rahmaniyyah," in honour of Muhammed Lebbe Abdul
Raheem of Pasyala and Muhammed Ismail Muhammed Usman’s maternal
grandfather, Abdul Rahuman Lebbe Mathicham (1850-1909) of
Dummaladeniya, Warakapola. In 1944, the institute was relocated
to land donated at Medagoda, Warakapola by Muhammed Ali Abul
Hassen JP (1902-1997) of Hassan Villa, Kandy Road, Wewaldeniya,
and is presently known as Babul Hassan Central College.
His parents-in-law and Muhammed Ismail Muhammed
Usman's parents were immediate neighbours, with a common
boundary separating their lands in Pilanduwa, Warakapola. The
house belonging to his wife's parents, which features a
habitable attic, was built by her father, Cassie Lebbe Unus
Lebbe (1873-1921), in 1910. It is situated approximately 120
metres north of Muhammed Ismail Muhammed Usman's parents' house,
which also has a habitable attic and was constructed by his
father, Peace Officer (Muladeniya) Ismail (1873-1918), in 1904.
The proximity of the two houses fostered a close relationship
between the two families, a bond that continues to this day.
Cassie Lebbe Unus Lebbe’s great-granddaughters, Mafaza Rafeek
(1954) and Zulfa Faiz (1977), respectively married Peace Officer
(Muladeniya) Ismail’s grandson, Dr. Shareef Mihlar (1946), and
Peace Officer Ismail’s great-grandson, Rushdi Ameer Razik
(1972). Cassie Lebbe Unus Lebbe's house is currently owned by
one of his great-grandsons. In contrast, the house of Peace
Officer (Muladeniya) Ismail is no longer owned by his
descendants
Muhammed
Ali Abul Hassen JP (1902-1997) of
Weweldeniya.
Muhammed Ali
Muhammed Abul Hassen of Hassen Villa, Kandy Road, Weweldeniya,
the grandson of Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar, was a
leading merchant in Warakapola, a landed proprietor and the
first to establish a petrol station in Warakapola. He was
affectionately known as “Hassen Mahattaya” among the
Sinhala-speaking community and as “Abul Hassen Hajiar” among the
Tamil-speaking community in the area. He married Shums Ruquiya
Dheen (1905-1958), a daughter of Samsudheen
Vidane Arachchi, also known as Dheen Arachchiar (1860-1915),
from Dheen Junction, Negombo.
He was one of the
founding members and president of the Muslim
Ladies
Arabic College of
Kal-Eliya from its
inception until his demise. Additionally, he was one of the
founding members of the Board of Trustees of the Moors’ Islamic
Cultural Home (Moors’
Islamic Cultural Home Ordinance
Nos 46 of 1946).
.
His land in
Pilanduwa, Warakapola, was acquired by the Government of Ceylon
to establish the Warakapola Police Station. Meanwhile, his land
in Ganithapura, Warakapola, was acquired by the Government of
Sri Lanka to set up a garment factory under the Government's 200
Garment Factory Programme in 1991.
Furthermore, he
donated his land in Medagoda, Warakapola, to build Babul Hassen
Central College in 1944. In addition, he generously donated
three shops each to Warakapola Grand Jumma Mosque, Warakapola
Town Mosque, and two shops to Ganithapura Jumma Mosque.
Moreover, in 1993, he donated four acres of land in Ganithapura,
Warakapola, to the landless people in the area, and this area is
now known as Hassenpura. As per his wishes, his daughter Hafeela
Hassen Cassim (1931-2013) of Kurunegala and his son Abdul
Raheeman Hassen JP (1932-2002) of Hassen Villa, Kandy Road,
Weweldeniya, donated the property of Dharul Hassenath Academy of
Medagoda, Warakapola, under a deed of Trust (Wakf) in 2001.
Additionally, he donated the land in Weweldeniya to start Al
Hassen Maha Vidyalaya.
He closely
associated with the United National Party leadership from Prime
Minister D. S. Senanayake to President Ranasinghe Premadasa.
Similarly, he had close associations with the Saudi rulers from
King Faisal to King Fahd and with the Kuwaiti rulers from Emir
Abdullah Al-Salim Al-Sabah to Emir Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah.
The Government of
Ceylon honoured him with the title of Justice of the Peace for
the entire island in the 1960s. This
honour recognised his philanthropy and the services he
rendered to all communities, particularly in the upliftment of
education.
His son, Abdul Raheeman Hassen JP (1932–2002), completed his
schooling at Royal College Colombo 07 before pursuing higher
studies in Business Management in England. He became the first
Muslim from the Mirigama Electorate to graduate in Business
Management from United Kingdom. Meanwhile, Istafa Hassan, the
eldest son of Abdul Raheeman Hassen JP, is recognised as the
first Muslim to qualify as a Chartered Accountant from the
Mirigama Electoral Division, despite being educated at S.
Thomas' College, Mount Lavinia.
Abdul Raheem Salih Marikkar (1922-1980) of Pasyala.
Abdul Raheem Muhammed Salih Marikkar of Marikkar
Villa, Kandy Road, Pasyala, a great-grandson of Segu Pillai
Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar and the eldest son of Muhammed Lebbe
Abdul Raheem of Pasyala, was a landed proprietor who dedicated
himself to serving the community. He married Sithy Rawla Yakoob
Lebbe (1925-1995), a great-granddaughter of Bawa Lebbe Mathicham
of Warakapola.
In a notable act of generosity, he donated a
quarter-mile access road (50 perches of his land) to the
Maligatenna Rajamaha Viharaya in Pasyala on 2nd April 1953, as
there was no proper access road to the temple at that time. This
donation was reported by the Lankadeepa Pasyala correspondent on
30th April 1953 under the heading “Access Road to Temple Donated
by a Muslim.” Additionally, during the 1970s, he donated a
portion of his garden to create a roadway connecting the
Colombo-Kandy Road to the Pasyala-Giriulla Road. This road is
now known as “Edwin Mawatha, Pasyala.” Furthermore, the
Government of Ceylon acquired four acres of his land in
Nambuluwa, Pasyala, to establish a Maternity Home in the 1950s.
His children also contributed to the community by
donating part of the land from the garden of his house to build
the Noor-ul-Hudhaa Jumma Mosque in Pasyala. The remaining
portion was donated by Mr. N. M. Buhardeen, Chairman of the
Fairline Group.
Abdul Raheem
Rafeek JP (1927-1989)
of Warakapola.
Abdul Raheem Muhammed Rafeek of Pilanduwa,
Warakapola, a great-grandson of Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe
Marikar and the second child of Muhammed Lebbe Abdul Raheem of
Pasyala, was a landed proprietor who dedicated himself to
serving the community. He maintained a close association with the
leadership of the United National Party, particularly with Prime
Minister Dudley Senanayake, President Ranasinghe Premadasa, and
Ministers Dr. Nissanka Wijeyeratne and Gamini Dissanayake, who
occasionally visited his home when passing through Warakapola.
However, Abdul Raheem Rafeek, JP, never leveraged these
associations for personal gain. Instead, he used them to serve
his community, earning profound respect and affection from the
Sinhala, Tamil, and Muslim communities. Among the
Sinhala-speaking community, he was affectionately known as
"Rafeek Mahattaya," while the Tamil-speaking populace referred
to him as "Rafeek Dora." The Government of Sri Lanka recognised
his contributions by honouring him with the title of Justice of
the Peace for the entire island in 1983. This recognition
acknowledged the services he rendered to all communities,
particularly in the upliftment of education.
Macky
Hassan
JP (1932–1998), a close friend of Abdul Raheem
Rafeek JP, since the late 1950s and the Father-in-Law of his
eldest son Mufees Rafeek, wrote a heartfelt tribute affirming
that Abdul Raheem Rafeek JP utilized his wealth, time and
connections for the betterment of the underprivileged and the
upliftment of the community. The tribute penned by Macky Hassan
JP, published in the Lake House and Upali newspapers states as
follows: “The sudden shock and bereavement that followed plunged
Warakapola into a state of mourning when the news spread of the
passing away of A. R. M. Rafeek JP, a trusted leader and a
prominent social worker of the area. He succumbed to a severe
heart attack on October 22nd this year while answering a
telephone call. People who came in contact with him remember two
outstanding traits of his personality. They remember him as a
man of great resolution and strong conviction and also one who
relentlessly worked to complete whatever he undertook. He was a
source of help and assistance to all those who sought his help.
Cast or creed, race or religion did not hamper him for he
treated all alike. He moved with the poor and the rich, the weak
and the mighty with equal ease never fearing to call a spade a
spade. He played a leading role in improvements to the
Warakapola Town, the hospital, places of religious worship,
schools, and the cooperatives. He never hesitated to take bold
decisions. He became a successful leader and dedicated social
worker through his own personality and perseverance, not because
he was helped by others. He was a landed proprietor and a mill
owner, may be a successful politician too if he took to it, but
power or fame or personal glory was not what he craved for. He
preferred to serve the people especially in the field of
education. The progress and success of Babul Hassan Maha
Vidyalaya in Warakapola will stand as a shining monument of his
untiring effort. The pain he took to improve the road to the
Jummah Mosque was yet another of his relentless service and the
construction of a Madrasa to teach religion was the next
blueprint lined up for commencement. His name no doubt will be
long remembered by the people of Warakapola as a dynamic,
fearless, and human leader for the cause of the poor and
upliftment of the community. Those we hold most dear never
truly leave us. They live in the kindness they showed. The
comfort they showed and the love they brought into others’
lives. The Janaza took place on Monday 23rd morning at the
Warakapola Grand Jummah Mosque amidst a very large and
representative gathering. May Almighty Allah grant him
Jennath-ul-Firdhous Aameen - Macky.”.
Prior to the early 1980s, the only households in Warakapola with
telephone connections were his and that of Abdul
Cader
Lebbe Shaheed (1912-1984) of Dummaladeniya,
Warakapola, who was a member of the Warakapola Town Council.
This facility was invaluable for the community, particularly for
informing relatives about funerals, accidents, and other urgent
matters. Both households tolerated late-night disturbances and
provided the service free of charge. They promptly relayed
messages to the intended recipient in Warakapola and allowed
them to return calls. Before the introduction of automated
direct dialling systems (Subscriber Trunk Dialling), making
trunk calls outside the Kegalle district required the assistance
of switchboard operators, often causing delays of over half an
hour. The upgrade to Subscriber Trunk Dialling in the early
1980s eliminated the need for switchboard operators for
long-distance calls within Sri Lanka. As a result, his telephone
number was changed from 538 to 0357268, with the first three
digits representing the district code.
His house, constructed in 1954, has
remained mostly unoccupied since 2006, following the death of
his wife, Sithy Rahma Abdul Hameed (1929-2006). She was a
granddaughter of Uduman
Lebbe Muhammed Lebbe (1866-1925) of Kandy and also of Samsudheen
Vidane Arachchi, also known as Dheen Arachchiar (1860-1915),
from Dheen Junction, Negombo. The house is now occupied only
when family members visit during long weekends a few times a
year. His eldest daughter, Mafaza, resides in Warakapola, while
his other children live elsewhere. Mufees is based in
Battaramulla, Fariha and Faizal are in Katugastota, and Auf and
Shiraz are in Kandy.
Additionally,
it's noteworthy that his eldest son, Shams Mufees Rahmathullah
Rafeek, who holds an MSc in Engineering as well as being a
Chartered Engineer, is regarded as the first Muslim to qualify
as a Civil Engineer from the Dedigama Electoral Division,
despite being educated at Royal College, Colombo 07.
Samsudeen Razik of
Warakapola.
Muhammed Samsudeen
Muhammed Razik of Medagoda, Warakapola, a great-grandson of Segu
Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar, served as the founding
Secretary of the Horagolla Mosque, now known as Masjid Al Hudha
in Medagoda (Horagolla), Warakapola. The other two founding
members were: (1) Muhammed
Shareef
Muhammed Mihlar, also known as Dr. Mihlar, a
great-great-grandson-in-law of Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe
Marikar and a son-in-law of his first cousin, Abdul Raheem
Rafeek JP of Pilanduwa, Warakapola, who served as the founding
President; and (2) Muhammed Thawfeek Muhammed Nazim, also known
as Jaleel or Everfine Mudalali, who served as the founding
Treasurer. A plot of land was acquired in 1977, and the mosque
was constructed in 1978 with generous contributions from the
community. Initially, the board of trustees comprised of only
these three members.
it is worth mentioning that the plot of land was originally
owned by his brother, Samsudeen Farook of Negombo, who sold it
to a person named Piyadasa of Ganithapura, Warakapola. When Dr.
Mihlar built his house in Medagoda, Warakapola, in 1975, he
intended to construct a mosque, as there was no mosque in
Medagoda, Warakapola. Accordingly, he requested Piyadasa to sell
the property to construct the mosque. Piyadasa readily agreed to
sell it at the same price he had purchased it, without
recovering the legal costs incurred in the purchase of the land,
recognizing the importance of the mosque for the community.
After the mosque was built, Piyadasa made it a point to dismount
from his bicycle whenever he passed by the Mosque.
Ajward
Cassim (1955-1995) of
Belgrade.
Muhammed Ajward Cassim,
a great-great-grandson of Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe
Marikar and grandson of Muhammed Ali Abul Hassen JP, migrated to
Yugoslavia, where he was appointed as the Honorary Consul
General of Sri Lanka. He held this position until his death. He
passed away in Moscow during a business visit and was later laid
to rest in Kurunegala, Sri Lanka.
Major Farook Fikri (d 1997) of Negombo.
Muhammed Farook Muhammed Fikri, a
great-great-grandson of Segu Pillai Marikar Madar Lebbe Marikar,
was critically injured by a landmine while fighting against the
LTTE in northern Sri Lanka during Eelam War III, just two weeks
before his wedding. He sacrificed his life for his country while
receiving treatment for his injuries at the National Hospital in
Colombo.
Please Note
Details of adopted
children are not included herein since the lineage of the
adopted child does not become established with the adoptive
parents. According
to Surah al-Ahzab, verses 4 & 5 the child should not be
attributed except to the natural parents.
Abbreviations:
Dr
-
Doctor.
d.
-
Died.
JPUM
-
Justice of Peace and Unofficial Magistrate.
JP
-
Justice of the Peace.
a. k. a - also known as
div
-
Divorced
Updated in
-
June 2024
1. Segu
Pillai Marikar + Name not known
2a. Segu Pillai Marikar
Madar Lebbe Marikar (1842-1902) + Haleema Abu Bakr [Daughter of Constable Abu Bakr of
Weweldeniya]
3a.
Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed
Ali (1872-1928) + Aisha
Hassan Lebbe (1887-1966) (# 32)
4a. Muhammed Ali Abul Hassen JP (1902-1997) + Shums
Ruquiya
Dheen (1905-1958) (# 195, 214)
5a. Hafeela Hassen (1931-2013) + Sulaiman Lebbe
Cassim Proctor JPUM (1923-1985) [Son of Ibra Lebbe Sulaiman Lebbe
Muhandiram (1893-1964) of Kurikotuwa Maddeketiya Korale]
6a. Ajward Cassim (1955-1995) + Ljiljana Miljanic
(1955) - Migrated to Yugoslavia in 1982
7a. Faris Cassim (1986) + Sabrina Aebi
7a. Anis Cassim (1993)
6b. Ruzaik Cassim (1956) + Nizaya Sideeque (1965)
7a. Arshard Cassim (1987)
7a. Maryam Cassim (1990)
6c. Iqbal Cassim (1960–2007) + Farhana Mohideen
(1970)
7a. Shamila Cassim (1995)
7a. Naveed Cassim (1998)
6d. Rukshana Cassim (1966) + Hilmy Ismail (1962)
7a. Amani Ismail (1988) + Munaz Abdulla (1979)
8a. Ayaan Abdulla (2013)
8b. Baarik Abdulla (2017)
7b. Amra Ismail (1992) + Azam Siraj (1985)
8a. Aysha Siraj (2017)
6e. Aisha Cassim (1970) + Tharik (1962)
7a. Thanseem Tharik (1992)
7b. Ameera Tharik (1996)
7c. Thalal Tharik (1998)
5b. Abdul Rahiman Hassen JP (1932-2002) + Fathima
Mansoor (1939-2007) [Daughter of Mohamed Hadjiar Ahmed Mansoor
& Nafeesa (Niece of Caffoor Hajiar of Veyangalle)]
6a. Istafa Hassen (1963) + Fathima Salih (# 236)
7a. Mariam Hassen (1998)
7b. Abdul Rahman Hassen
7c. Sulaiman Hassen
7d. Yusuf Hassen
6b. Mansoor Hassen (1966) + Rehana
7a. Imran Hassen (1996)
7b. Sarah Hassen (1998)
6c. Thariq Hassen (1969) + Nargees
7a. Abdulla Hassen (1999)
7b. Abdulmalik Hassen (2002)
7c. Umar Hassen (2004)
7d. Hayaa Hassen (2006)
6d. Ummu Kulsum Hassan (1976) + Aftab Jameel Attorney-at-Law (# 209, 380)
7a. Sadia Jameel (1999)
7b. Abidh Jameel (2004)
7c. Muhammed Jameel (2011)
4b. Khadheeja
Muhammed Ali
(1917-2004) + Ibrahim
Dheen (1899-1981) (# 195, 214)
5a. Nalim Dheen
Died Young
5b. Nasuha Dheen (1937) + Abdul
Hameed Mohin (1924-2018) (# 195, 214, 380)
6a. Nasreena Mohin (1960) + Anver
Ali Aliyar (1947) (# 416)
7a. Aysha Ali (1980) + Mushthak Ahamed (1978)
8a. Amana Ahamed (2005)
8b. Aaminah Ahamed (2009)
8c. Adhlan Ahamed (2016)
7b. Rafis Ali (1981) + Sumayha Abdeen
[Granddaughter of O. Z. Abdeen (Former Chairman of the Gampola
Urban Council)]
8a. Humaid Rafis (2016)
8b. Hayan Rafis (2020)
7c. Mufthy Muneer Ali (1984) + Riyaza Jaffar
8a. Raabiyah Muneer (2016)
8b. Raayah Muneer (2021)
6b. Ishrak Mohin (1961) + Raziya Marikar (1969)
No Issue
6c. Shibly Mohin (1964) + Ameena Shafi (1966)
7a. Naveed Mohin (2004)
7b. Amna Mohin (2005)
6d. Lakeena Mohin (1969) + Nifu Hashim (1956)( div) (# 13, 195, 214)
7a. Thameej Hashim (1995)
6d. 2nd Spouse of Lakeena Mohin + Thariq Kamal
7b. Omar Thariq (2001)
6e. Hafsa Mohin (1970) + Ifthikar Mukthar (1964)
7a. Ashik Ifthikar (1998)
7b. Atheeb Ifthikar (2001)
7c. Raida Ifthikar (2004)
5c. Fahriya Dheen (1940) + Fahmy Sameem
(1937-2018) [Son of Quazi Sameem
Abdul Latheef JP of Panadura]
6a. Shehnaz Sameem (1970) + Irshad Maruzook (1964)
7a. Shah Azam Irshad (1994)
7b. Nuzhath Ramzani Irshad (1998)
7c. Shahid Shameem Irshad (2000)
6b. Benazir Sameem Dr (1972) + Rifham Naleem (# 214)
7a. Aasim Naleem (2001)
7b. Saadiya Naleem (2007)
7c. Aadhil Naleem (2009)
6c. Farahath Sameem (1976) + Wafi Abdul Bari (# 248)
7a. Zahara Wafi (2003)
7b. Zimam Wafi (2007)
5d. Rifdhy Dheen Dr (1942-2020) + Zulfa Hussain (1952) (# 189) - Migrated to United States of America in
1973
6a. Rishan Dheen (1972-1994)
Died Young
6b. Sajeed Dheen (1973-1979)
Died Young
6c. Hafees Dheen (1976) + Hashna Cader (# 189)
7a. Nameer Dheen (2005)
7b. Naeema Dheen (2008)
7c. Naeerah Dheen (2009)
6d. Thariq Dheen (1982) + Hunaina Ashraf (1991)
7a. Aijaz Dheen (2014)
7b. Sahil Dheen (2016)
7c. Naeel Dheen (2019)
5e. Rabiyathus Zacky Dheen (1944) + Thahir
Marzuk (1941-1986) [Grandson of MK Abdul Hameed Madige
Muhandiram of Kurunegala]
6a. Shakeela Marzuk (1970) + Rauff Lafireen (1960)
[Grandson of M. K. Mahmood Lebbe Muhandiram
a.k.a Thalama (1910-1981) of Ibbagamuwa]
7a. Shahima Lafireen (1991)
7b. Laaiq Lafireen
6b. [2] Dilshard Marzuk (1972) + [1] Ziyard Hassan
(1960)
7a. Arshard Hassan (1995)
7b. Khalid Hassan (1999)
7c. Naveed Hassan (2004)
6c. Akthab Marzuk (1977-1978)
Died Young
6d. Hasmath Marzuk (1980) + Irshad Izzadeen (1971)
7a. Aamira Irshad (2005)
7b. Ammar Irshad (2007)
5f. Rafi Dheen (1946) + Ashroffa Ameen (1955)
[Granddaughter of Muhammed Salie Muhandiram
Madige Aarachchi of Kotiyakumbura]
6a. Rafiya Dheen (1979) + Rushdi Farook Dr
7a. Ruzni Farook (2004)
7b. Razeen Farook (2009)
6b. Rashard Dheen (1982) + Zanha Ziyabdeen (1984) (# 214)
7a. Zuha Dheen (2010)
7b. Ramla Dheen (2012)
7c. Samha Dheen (2020)
4c. Maryam Muhammed Ali (1922-2015) + Abdul
Careem Thawfeek (1917-1993)
5a. Ghaneema Thawfeek (1945-2023) + Fuardeen Hassim (1943-2002)
6a. Naleefa Hassim (1972) + Malik Shahul Hameed
(1969)
7a. Manaal Malik (2012)
6b. Athif Hassim (1973) + Shinaz Mujahid (1980)
7a. Sara Athif (2009)
7b. Hana Athif (2012)
6c. Kareema Hassim (1975) + Aslam Abdul Cader
(1971)
7a. Aaqil Aslam (2007)
7b. Aaqib Aslam (2010)
6d. Adhil Hassim (1976) + Ashra Shiraz (1981)
7a. Adheeb Adhil (2015)
7b. Aamina Adhil (2016)
5b. Fahmy Thawfeek (1946-2017) + Zaina Abdul Rahman (1956) (# 195, 214)
6a. Farazi Fahmy (1978) + Shabnam Musthary (1983)
7a. Aalimah Fahmy (2007)
7b. Ummaynah Fahmy (2010)
7c. Ruqayyah Fahmy (2012)
7d. Umair Fahmy (2016)
6b. Shahim Fahmy (1981) +
Sabra Ansar (1987) [Great-granddaughter of Ibra Lebbe Sulaiman
Lebbe Muhandiram (1893-1964) of Kurikotuwa Maddeketiya Korale]
7a. Hudha Fahmy (2014)
7b. Nuha Fahmy (2017)
6c. Atheeka Fahmy (1985)
5c. Zareena Thawfeek + Muhammed Sirajudeen
6a. Ayesha Sirajudeen (1976) + Malik
7a. Bilal Malik
7b. Kadeeja Malik
6b. Ameena Sirajudeen + Irfan
7a. Zahra Irfan
7b. Yusuf Irfan
7c. Yunus Irfan
6c. Saleema Sirajudeen + Safeer
7a. Umar Safeer
7b. Mariyam Safeer
7c. Aamir Safeer
6d. Sajida Sirajudeen + Muhammed
7a. Fathima Muhammed
7b. Isa
Muhammed
7c.
Thalha Muhammed
5d. Safeena Thawfeek + Muhammed Iqbal
6a. Safra Iqbal (1988) + Siraj
6b. Arshad Iqbal (1992) + Naushara Naushard
5e. Fazil
Thowfeek + Sithy Zakiya Jamaldeen
No Issue
5f. Mareena Thawfeek (1959)
Spinster
5g. Shafeeka Thawfeek (1961) + Rizvy Hussain
No Issue
3b. Madar
Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Alim (1876-1901)
Died young
3c. Amina Madar
Lebbe Marikar (1879-1945) + Cassie Lebbe Unus Lebbe
(1873-1921) [Maternal uncle of Samsudeen Town Arachchi
(1892-1956) of Danowita]
4a. Mumina Unus Lebbe (1901-1922) + Musthafa
No Issue
4b. Kadheeja Unus Lebbe (1904-1964) + Muhammed Lebbe Abdul Raheem (1894-1941) [Paternal uncle of
Segu Mahdoom Mubarak of Pasyala - Great-Grandson-in-Law of Peace
Officer Sidar Muhammed Ali Thambi of Kal-Eliya]
5a. Abdul Raheem Salih Marikkar
(1922-1980) + Sithy
Rawla
Yakoob Lebbe (1925-1995) (#
32)
6a. Hameeda Marikkar (1946-2015) + Surajudeen
Hadi Muhammed (# 195)
7a. Rifdhath Hadi Muhammed + Akram Mashood
8a. Sharoosh Akram + Name
not known
9a. Ayaan Akram (Twin)
9b. Ilan Akram (Twin)
8b. Leena Akram + Abdul
Basith
9a. Arash Abdul Basith
8c. Ayyash Akram
8d. Reema Akram + Name not known
8e. Huma Akram
7b. Murshid Hadi Muhammed (1969-2015) +
Kadhirinnisa Ibrahim
8a. Mujaheed Murshid
8b. Abdullah Murshid
8c. Aysha Murshid
7c. Mushthak Hadi Muhammed (1972-2017) + Rifka
8a. Ammar Mushthak
8b. Umar Mushthak
8c. Hima Mushthak
7d. Razanath Hadi Muhammed + Abdul Ghaffoor
8a. Afaf Abdul Ghaffoor
8b. Fikri Abdul Ghaffoor
8c. Afri Abdul Ghaffoor
7e. Rifkath Hadi Muhammed + Malhar
8a. Luha Malhar
8b. Areeb Malhar
8c. Habeeb Muhammed Malhar
6b. Hadhi Marikkar (1948) + Wajeeha Mubarak
(1960) (# 137)
7a. Dilshan Marikkar (1981) + Raihana Kamal (1986)
8a. Sara Marikkar (2014)
7b. Hanan Marikkar (1983) + Farwin Hassan (1991)
8a. Yamina Marikkar (2015)
8b. Maryam Marikkar (2018)
7c. Shifana Marikkar (1987) + Fauzan Buhardeen (1978)
8a. Abdullah Buhardeen (2010)
8b. Adhil Buhardeen (2012)
8c. Diyana Buhardeen (2020)
7d. Nimri Marikkar (1990)
7e. Yumna Marikkar (1994)
7f. Fathima
Marikkar (2001)
6c. Fahriya Marikkar (1951) + Salman Faris Junaid
(1946) (# 137)
7a. [4] Ulfath Faris
(1976) + [3] Mukarram Saboor (# 32)
8a. Shamil Mukarram
8b. Shaza Mukarram
8c. Zaka Mukarram
8d. Sumaiz Mukarram
8e. Hiba Mukarram
7b. Ashiq Althaf Faris (1980) + Shafeeka Ameer
8a. Areeba Sidhra Faris
8b. Raiyan Faris
7c. Ariff Althaf Faris (1982) + Rifasa
Fasi (# 32)
8a. Suja Muhammed Faris
8b. Amnath Sana Faris
8c. Sua Muhammed Faris
8d. Suraim Muhammed Faris
7d. Nusfa Faris (1985) + Raza
Rauf (# 32)
8a. Zuha Rauf
8b. Sama Rauf
8c. Raha Rauf
8d. Mina Rauf
7e. [8] Shurfa Faris (1988) + [7] Farhan Farook
(1983)
8a. Ayesha Hana Farhan (2010)
8b. Hayam Ahamadh Farham (2014)
6d. Hassan Marikkar
Died Young
6e. Mumthaz Marikkar (1955) + Farook Cassim
7a. Farhan Farook + Raeesa
8a. Nasfa Farook
8b. Nadra Farook
7b. Fariha Farook + Razmi
8a. Yahya Ayyas Razmi
8b. Umar Razmi
8c. Rayeefsala Razmi
8d. Yoosoof Razmi
8e. Maryam Razmi
7c. Farha Farook + Name not known
7d. Faroosha Farook + Name not known
6f. Imthiyas Ahamed Marikkar (1958) + Inaya Hassan
(1958)
7a. Isham Imthiyas (1984) + Maryam Farook
8a. Muard Isham
8b. Mahdi Isham
8c. Thaimoor Isham
7b. Ifraz Imthiyas (1986) + Razeeka Razik
7c. Ilma Imthiyas (1989) + Kurshid Iqbal
8a. Yahya Kurshid
8b. Aneeqa Kurshid
8c. Thalha Kurshid
6g. Mufees Marikkar (1959) + Zareena Subair (1971)
7a. Shajee Marikkar (1993) + Farah
8a. Mehtha Maryam Marikkar (2022)
7b. Aasif Marikkar (1999)
7c. Yaseen Marikkar (2004)
6h. Akram Marikkar + Begum Abdul Majeed (div)
7a. Atheek Marikkar
7b. Arkam Marikkar
6h. 2nd Spouse of Akram Marikkar + Nasrin Mubarak (# 137)
7c. Amra Marikkar
7d. Nazran Marikkar
6i. Nasmi Marikkar + Thajudeen
7a. Shazna Thajudeen + Name not known
No Issue
7b. Shimla Thajudeen + Fazool
8a. Aleesha Fazool
7c. Shireen Thajudeen + Ashyad
8a. Ala Ashyad
8b. Anar Ashyad
7d. Thanish Thajudeen
5b Abdul Raheem Rafeek JP (1927-1989) + Sithy
Rahma Abdul Hameed (1929-2006) (# 195, 214, 380)
6a. Mafaza Rafeek (1954) + Shareef Mihlar Dr JP (1946) (# 137, 215)
7a. Zakir Mihlar (1972) + Amriya Hassim Attorney-at Law (1978)
(# 30, 40, 62, 80, 90)
8a. Adheeb Shareef Mihlar (2003)
8b. Nafeesa Zainab Mihlar (2007)
7b. Riza Mihlar Dr (1974) + Limna
Rally (1982) (# 184, 358)
8a. Abdullah Shareef Mihlar (2004)
8b. Aaliya Mihlar (2008)
7c. Mushrifa Mihlar (1975) + Risvi Abdul Majeed
(1970)
8a. Maryam Risvi (2005)
8b. Aisha Risvi (2009)
6b. Fariha Rafeek (1955) + Caesar
Reyan Hassan (1947-2015) (# 416)
7a. Shahin Hassan Attorney-at-Law (1975) +
Nizreen Sahabdeen Attorney-at-Law
(1982)
8a. Shayaan Hassan (2011)
7b. Lareef Hassan (1978) + Ayesha Farook
(1987)
8a. Ayaan Hassan (2011)
8b. Zahra Hassan (2015)
7c. Sajjad Hassan (1987) + Azra Ifthikar
(1993)
8a. Aleena Hassan (2018)
6c. Mufees Rafeek (1956) + Monira Hassan (1963) (# 105, 358)
7a. Munazza Rafeek (1988) + Shimal Sheriff (1986)
8a. Zayd Sheriff
(2019)
8b. Ayra Sheriff (2024)
7b. Muneef Rafeek (1992)
7c. Muaaz Rafeek (1997)
6d. Auf Rafeek (1958) + Shiyana Hameed (1966)
7a. Shamra Rafeek (1990) + Rinoos Dawood
(1985) – Migrated to United Kingdom in 2015
8a. Hannah Rinoos (2016)
8b. Aminah Rinoos
(2019)
8c. Aaliya Rinoos (2023)
7b. Yumna Rafeek (1994) + Ashiq Mafaz (1991)
8a. Umar Ashiq (2018)
8b. Zainab Ashiq (2023)
7c. Azka Rafeek (2002)
6e. Shiraz Rafeek (1963) + Rizwana Zahir (1973)
7a. Arash Rafeek (2002)
7b. Zayan Rafeek (2004)
6f. Faizal Rafeek (1965) + Rizviya Mihar (1974)
7a. Farique Rafeek (2003)
7b. Farhaam Rafeek (2012)
5c. Abdul Raheem Razik (1932-1956)
4c. Unus Lebbe Samsudeen (1908-1978) + Yehiya
Umma
5a. Misriya Samsudeen
Died young
5b. Naheema Samsudeen + Muhammed Noor
6a. Hamziya Noor + Name not known
6b. Amin Noor + Name not known
6c. Batchcha Noor + Name not known
6d. Fakeeha Noor + Name not known
5c. Samsudeen Dhasthakeer + Naheema
6a. Musadik Dhasthakeer + Name not known
6b. Musdik Dhasthakeer + Name not known
6c. Murshid Dhasthakeer + Name not known
6d. Mufees Dhasthakeer + Name not known
5d. Samsudeen Razik + Noor
6a. Abdul Rahman Razik + Name not known
6b. Ramzan Razik + Name not known
6c. Arooshiya Razik + Name not known
5e. Samsudeen Farook + Masooda
6a. Farook Fikri Major
Bachelor - Killed in Action in 1997
6b. Farood Farook + Name not known
6c. Fazeera Farook + Name not known
6d. Farika Farook + Name not known
5f. Samsudeen Thasleem + Zeenath
4c. 2nd Spouse of Unus Lebbe Samsudeen
(1908-1978) + Balkis Umma Shareef (d 2017)
5g. Faiza Samsudeen + Muhammed Yaseen
5h. Samsudeen
Ghaffar + Thaji Beebee
6a. Maufer Ghaffar + Name not known
6b. Mazahir Gaffar + Name not known
5i. Samsudeen Thassim (d. 2023) + Skelam Ahamath
6a. Safriya Thassim + Name not known
6b. Afraz Thassim + Name not known
5j. Zahira Samsudeen (d 2021) + Naheem
6a. Shamila Naheem + Name not known
6b. Rimaz Naheem + Name not known
6c. Ramseen
Naheem + Name not known
5k. Fareeda Samsudeen
Died young
5l. Samsudeen
Zavahir + Name not known
4d. Unus Lebbe Buhary (1912-1986) + Balkis Umma Jalaldeen
(1918-2005) [Daughter of Jalaldeen Hajiar of Kannaththota]
5a. Kamil Buhary (1941) + Hafeela (1947)
6a. Aslam Kamil (1970) + Shamila Hanifa (1971)
7a. Imadh Aslam (2000)
7b. Kubra Aslam (2002)
7c. Ashfaq Aslam (2010)
6b. Hamziya Kamil (1972) + Fazee Ameer (1967)
7a. Abrar Fazee (1999)
7b. Thariq Fazee (2001)
7c. Abzal Fazee (2006)
6c. Aqram Kamil (1973) + Hamziya (1974)
7a. Mahdhiya Aqram (2011)
6d. Haseeba Kamil (1982) + Mistha (1977)
7a. Madheeha Mistha (2007)
7b. Maahira Mistha (2013)
5b. Badurunnisa Buhary (1944) + Ariff Mahmood
(1934-1993) [Grandson of Hassen Meera Lebbe Police Vidane of
Kahatowita]
6a. Fahmy Ariff (1961) + Rinooza
No Issue
6b. Roomy Ariff (1963) + Kanziya Kalid (1972)
7a. Maheesha Roomy (1998)
7b. Raziya Roomy (2004)
6c. Amani Ariff (1964) + Rishana
Naina Muhammed (1969) (# 32)
7a. Amina Amani (1997)
7b. Asliha Amani (2001)
7c. Abdul Razzak Amani (2002)
7d. Abdullah Rushdum Amani (2006)
6d. Shibly Ariff (1966) + Nazreen (1979)
7a. Thahani Shibly (2001)
7b. Shamlan Shibly (2005)
7c. Nabeeha Shibly (2012)
6e. Shafeeka
Ariff (1968) + Aun
7a. Amri Aun
7b. Athif Aun
7c. Shaima Aun
6f. [5] Azmy Ariff (1976) + [6] Shyaza Fazlullah
No Issue
5c. Faiz Buhary (1945) + Mumtaz
Kuthdoos (1946-2013) ( # 30, 40, 65, 90, 93)
6a. Mazahar Faiz (1974) + Shazna Fairuz (1984)
7a. Saad Mazhar (2003)
7b. Zainab Mazhar (2005)
7c. Sakeena Mazhar (2007)
7d. Muhammed Mazhar (2013)
6b. Ifrad Faiz (1976) + Fahima Mohideen (1983)
7a. Muhammed Ifrad (2003)
7b. Humaid Ifrad (2007)
7c. Ruhaima Ifrad (2011)
6c. Zulfa Faiz (1977) + Rushdi Ameer Razik (1972) (# 137, 215)
7a. Zinneera Ameer (2002)
6d. Infaz Faiz
5d. Fazlullah Buhary (1948) + Shifathul Qurish (1951)
6a. Fazlul Rahuman Fazlullah (1980-2019) + Name not
known
6b. Fahim Fazlullah (1982) + Ruzeeka (1990)
7a. Shadiya Fahim
(2011)
7b. Mariyam Fahim
(2013)
6c. [6] Shyaza Fazlullah + [5] Azmy Ariff (1976)
No Issue
6d. Shiroza Fazlullah (1985) + Mizhar (1979)
6e. Shihara Fazlullah
(1990) + Isthikar Aslam (1983)
7a. Haziq Aslam (2016)
5e. Cassim Buhary (1950) + Hairunisa Abuhanifa Dr
6a. Raheema Cassim (1985) + Faslul Careem (1979)
7a. Aadhil Ahamed Faslul Careem (2011)
7b. Amana Faslul
Careem (2014)
7c.
Aathifa Faslul Careem (2017)
6b. Fathima Cassim (1987) + Baba Rizly Lye (1984) (# 227)
7a. Aariba Lye (2017)
5f. Imamudeen Buhary (1952) + Naseerah Ibrahim (1962)
6a. Ifana Imamudeen (1984) + Ashiq Jaufer (1980)
7a. Afridh Ashiq (2005)
7b. Aanisa Ashiq (2010)
6b. Ifsana Imamudeen
(1985) + Rishad (1984)
7a. Ruzaina Rishad (2017)
5g. Hassan Ali Buhary (1955) + Mazeena (1959)
6a. Hasna Hassan Ali (1986) + Ismath (1980)
7a. Shakeeb Arsalan Ismath (2004)
7b. Sharfah Ismath (2006)
7c. Shahad Muhammed Ismath (2013)
6b. Haneena Hassan Ali (1996)
5h. Hidayathullah Buhary (1958-2021) + Ruwisa (1969)
6a. Arshad
Hidayathullah (1991) + Name not known
5i. Ganeema Buhary (1960) +
Peer Muhammed (1955)
6a. Fazeena Peer Muhammed (1981) + Safrin (1975)
7a. Abdhurrahman Safrin (2006)
7b. Saudha Safrin (2008)
6b. Thabib Peer Muhammed (1983)
6c. Farveena Peer Muhammed (1985) + Fasid (1983)
7a. Humaidh Fasid
(2013)
7b. Aysha Haniya Fasid (2015)
6d. Marzoona Peer
Muhammed (1987) + Jabeel (1980)
6e. Rizmina Peer
Muhammed (1993)
3d. Madar Lebbe Marikar
Muhammed Salih (1883-1970) + Fathima Levana Marikkar (d
1920)
4a. Name not known (Son)
Bachelor
4b. Muhammed Salih Qamardeen (1915-1983) + Name
not known
5a. Shereen Qamardeen + Hanafi Zain
5b. Fathima Noor Qamardeen + Ramzeen
5c. Fathima Rajana Qamardeen + Name not known
5d. Husna Qamardeen + Name not known
4c. Muhammed Salih Haniffa (1919-1969) + Salma
Abu Bakr Lebbe (1930 -2004) [Great-granddaughter of Constable
Abu Bakr of Weweldeniya]
5a. Haniffa Mihlar (1950) + Fouziya Abdul
Samad
6a. Ansaf Mihlar
Died Young
6b. Shifani Mihlar + Fareed Hameem
7a. Arshad Hameem
7b. Almas Hameem
7c. Ashfaq Hameem
7d. Althaf Hameem
7e. Alham Hameem
6c. Shazna Mihlar + Shamreen Bishrulhaffy
6d. Shifa Mihlar + Feroz Khan
7a. Nusaiba Khan
7b. Daughter (Name not known)
6e. Sawsan Mihlar + Risni Razik
7a. Nasmiya Razik
7b. Hilmiya Razik
7c. Saliha Razik
6f. Nirosha Mihlar + Yoosuf
7a. Aadhil Yoosuf
7b. Kulsum Yoosuf
7c. Zainab Yoosuf
7g. Ansar Mihlar + Afka
5b. Haniffa Rizwie Hassen JP (1959) + Zareena
6a. Amal Hassan
6b. Rushdi Hassan
5c. Mafruha Haniffa (1963) + Haja Mohideen
6a. Hafeez Mohideen
5d. Haniffa Nasoordeen (1966) + Fahriyya
6a. Zahra Nasoordeen + Rushdi
7a. Yoosuf Rushdi
6b. Mushthak Nasoordeen + Name not know
6c. Hanees Nasoordeen + Name not known
6d. Rasheed Nasoordeen + Name not known
6e. Asrar Nasoordeen + Name not known
3d. 2nd Spouse of Madar Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Salih (1883-1970) + Name not known
4d. Raleena Muhammed Salih + Name not known
5a. Badurunnisa + Riyal
6a. Ameer Riyal
6b. Ifthikar Riyal
3d. 3rd Spouse of Madar Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Salih (1883-1970) + Name not known
4e. Muhammed Salih Rafeek + Name not known
5a. Husna Rafeek + Name not known
5b. Minna Rafeek + Name not known
5c. Mahmood Rafeek + Name not known
5d. Atheek Rafeek + Name not known
4f. Muhammed Salih Jaufer + Name not known
5a. Rasmil Jaufer + Name not known
5b. Jesmin Jaufer + Name not known
5c. Riswana Jaufer + Name not known
5d. Rismiya Jaufer + Name not known
5e. Dhilufa Jaufer + Name not known
4g. Muhammed Salih Abdul Wadood (d. 2020) + Name
not known
3d. 4th Spouse of Madar Lebbe
Marikar Muhammed Salih (1883-1970) + Name not known
4h. Muhammed Salih Mawjood + Name not known
3e. Madar
Lebbe Marikar Abdul Ghafoor + Name not known
4a. Name
not known (Daughter) + Name not known
4b. Abdul Ghafoor Samsudeen + Name not known
5a. Nawas Samsudeen + Name not known
4c. Abdul Ghafoor
Hassan + Name not known [Daughter of Muhammed Salie Muhandiram
Madige Aarachchi of Kotiyakumbura]
5a. [1] Ziyard Hassan (1960) + [2] Dilshard
Marzuk (1972) (# 32,
195,
214)
6a. Arshard Hassan (1995)
6b. Khalid Hassan (1999)
6c. Naveed Hassan (2004)
3f. Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Masthan +
Ummu Salma
4a. Name not known (Son)
Died young
4b. Nihmath Masthan (1923-1965) + Samsudeen
Ismail (1920-1996) [Son of Samsudeen Town Arachchi (1892-1956)
of Danowita. Samsudeen Town Arachchi passed away on his return
journey to Ceylon after performing Hajj]
5a. Sithy Fathima Ismail + Jaufar
Sadiq
Abu Bakr (1938-1993) (# 32)
6a. Zasimiya Jaufar Sadiq + Nisthar Issadeen
7a. Ilham Nisthar
7b. Shamil Nisthar
7c. Hasna Nisthar
6b. Rizviya Jaufar Sadiq + Niyas Sanoosi
No Issue
6c. Rifaya Jaufar Sadiq + Nizar Issadeen
7a. Shafran Nizar
7b. Name not known (Daughter)
7c. Salman Nizar
6d. Mufthiya Jaufar Sadiq + Faizer Adam Bawa
7a. Rahma Faizer
7b. Ruqayyah Faizer
7c. Nuha Faizer
7d. Musharraf Faizer
7e. Muhammed Faizer
6e. Marzooma Jaufar Sadiq + Thajudeen Adam
Bawa
7a. Mubashshir Thajudeen
7b. Murshid Thajudeen
7c. Nuzuna Thajudeen
7d. Mubasshira Thajudeen
5b. Raji Ismail + Name not known
6a. Hasniya Ismail + Fazly
6b. Fauz Ismail + Name not known
6c. Ramzan Ismail + Name not known
5c. Fauzul-Inaya Ismail (1946) + Farook Abu
Salih (1938-2010)
6a. [7] Farhan Farook (1983) + [8] Shurfa
Faris (1988) (# 32,
137)
7b. Hayam Ahamadh Farham (2014)
6b. Fazil Farook (1985) + Rinaza Ghouse
7a. Fazlan Fazil (2012)
7b. Fazha Fazil (2015)
7c. Fahma Fazil
7d. Fazla Fazil
7e. Fahad Fazil
5d. Arifa Ismail (1947) + Muhammed Rafeek
6a. Rishana Rafeek + Thawoos Thajudeen
6b. Rikaza Rafeek + Fouz Jaleel
5e. Haleema Ismail (1949) + Lafir Shareef
6a. Aflal Lafir + Name not known
6b. Roomy Lafir + Name not known
6c. Ayesha Shreen Lafir + Name not known
5e. 2nd Spouse of Haleema Ismail
(1949) + Marzook Hameed
6d. Nusra Marzook + Muhammed Habeebullah
5f. Ameer Hussain Ismail (1950) + Sulaima
Yoosuf Lebbe (1956)
6a. Riyas Hussain (1980) + Famida Razik
(1985)
7a. Umaiza Hussain (2013)
7b. Hafsa Hussain (2016)
7c. Aisha Hussain (2018)
7d. Usman Hussain (2020)
6b. Rihana Hussain (1985) + Muhammed Kiyas
7a. Atheef Kiyas
7b. Asma Kiyas
7c. Aqib Kiyas
6c. Faheema Hussain (1998) + Shifan Razik
5g. Jiffry Ismail + Feroza
6a. Shakira Jiffry + Naushard Faleel
6b. Silmiya Jiffry + Name not known
6c. Althaf Jiffry + Name not known
6d. Anfas Jiffry + Name not known
6e. Aflal Jiffry + Name not known
5h. Najeeb Ismail + Rabiya
No issue
5i. Shams-ul-Faiza Ismail + Muhammed Thowfeek
6a. Jazeel Thowfeek + Nuha Razik
5j. Faiza Ismail + Nasir Shareef
6a. Ihsan Nasir + Shafeena
6b. Infas Nasir
6c. Imaza Nasir
5k. Samsudeen Ismail + Name not known
6a. Asman Ismail
6b. Ajmil Ismail
4c. Ummu Asarida Masthan (1925-2019) + Muhammed
Ali
Abdul Wadood Mathicham (# 32)
5a. Azhar Abdul Wadood +
Name not known
5b. Refai Abdul Wadood + Rimaya
5c. Irshad Abdul Wadood + Name not known
5d. Haniya Abdul Wadood + Name not known
5e. Naseema Abdul Wadood + Name not known
5f. Zaneera Abdul Wadood + Name not known
5g. Asmiya Abdul Wadood + Irshard
4d. Masthan Sufiyan
+ Hamziya Jamaldeen
5a. Faiz Sufiyan (1956) + Naleema Salih (1961)
6a. Shafraz Faiz (1982) + Safriya Fauz (1989)
7a. Zaid Shafraz (2016)
6b. Shameela Faiz (1984) + Ikfan Razeen (1977)
7a. Naveed Ikfan (2003)
7b. Nasma Ikfan (2006)
7c. Nashard Ikfan (2009)
6c. Shameera Faiz (1988) + Rihan Naiumudeen
7a. Aala Riham
7b. Shima Riham
6d. Shahara Faiz (1991) + Rizwan Shahul Hameed
7a. Amani Rizwan (2018)
6e. Shafra Faiz (1991)
5b. Fazeena Sufiyan (1966) + Roomi Faiz
6a. Ijaz Roomi
6b. Infaz Roomi
6c. imra Roomi
4e. Fukra Masthan + Katheeb
5a. Hamzakiya Katheeb + Faleel Yoosuf
Lebbe
6a. Nawshad
Nawshad Faleel (1971) + Fahima
Basheer
7a. Nifla Nawshad (2008)
7b. Naska Nawshad (2013)
7c. Nahla Nawshad (2015)
7d. Nuha Nawshad (2017)
6b. Shiyana Faleel + Najeeb
Jamal
7a. Sinnan Najeeb
7b. Hasan Najeeb
7c. Nasreen Najeeb
7d. Maryam Najeeb
6c. Rishana Faleel + Zulfikar
7a. Safrin Zulfikar
7b. Shafla Zulfikar
7c. Himasha Zulfikar
7d. Shukra Zulfikar
6d. Rizwana Faleel + Peer Muhammed
7a. Shathif Muhammed
7b. Shaheel Muhammed
7c. Shafeer Muhammed
6e. Riyaza Faleel + Jazeel
7a. Zammi Jazeel
7b. Zaid Jazeel
7c. Ziyan Jazeel
7d. Zain Jazeel
6e. Shifani Faleel + Thariq
7a. Shamli Thariq
7b. Zaima Thariq
5a. Hussain
Katheeb + Name not know
6a. Nasrin Hussain +
Name not known
6b. Name not known (Son) + Name not known
6c. Rifkhana Hussain + Name not known
6d. Hisham Hussain + Name not known
6e. Ameera Hussain + Name not known
6f. Name not known (Daughter) + Name not
known
6e. Name not known (Daughter) + Name not
known
5b. Ameer Deen
Bachelor
4f. Masthan Rasheed + Name not known
5a. Rizni Rasheed + Name not known
5b. Luthfi Rasheed + Name not known
4g. Masthan Mahir + Name not known
5a. Shiyam Mahir + Name not known
5b. Riyan Mahir + Name not known
4h. Masthan Abdul
Cader + Name not known
5a. Rihan Abdul Cader
5b. Rishan Abdul Cader
5c. Sinan Abdul Cader
4i. Name not known (Daughter) + Faleel
5a. Rihana Faleel + Name not known
5b. Name not known (Daughter) + Name not
known
5c. Name not known (Son) + Name not known
5d. Naushard Faleel +
Name not known
3g. Madar Lebbe Marikar Abdul Muthalib
(1893-1956) + Name
not known (# 32)
4a. Muthalib Saboor + Shamsun Nihar
5a. Risviya Saboor + Sanoon
5b. Nuhman Saboor + Name not known
6a. Razan Nuhman
6b. Rushdi Nuhman
6c. Razeen Nuhman
6d. Nuha Nuhman
5c. Fahima Saboor + Niyas
6a. Fawas Niyas
6b. Faris Niyas
6c. Fahim Niyas
6d. Nishda Niyas
5d. [3] Mukarram Saboor + [4] Ulfath
Faris (1976) (# 32,
137)
6a. Shamil Mukarram
6b. Shaza Mukarram
6c. Zaka Mukarram
6d. Sumaiz Mukarram
6e. Hiba Mukarram
5e. Shafi Hassan Saboor + Hafia
4b. Naheema Muthalib + Abdul
Majeed Junaid (# 32)
5a. Jaleel Junaid + Name not know
4c. Inaya Muthalib + Mansoor
5a. Rafaka Mansoor + Kamaldeen
6a. Rushandeen Kamaldeen + Name not known
6b. Sweendeen Kamaldeen
5b. Bathool Mansoor + Nisthar
6a. Rukshan Nisthar
6b. Rimsan Nisthar
5c. Risna Mansoor + Name not known
5d. Malhar Mansoor + Lareefa
6a. Amhar Malhar
6b. Bishar Malhar
5e. Rafi Mansoor + Name not
known
5f. Feroza Mansoor + Muhammed Falihu
4d. Muthalib Muhammed Zawahir (1933-1994) +
Raleena Habeeb Lebbe (1940)
5a. Kurishiya Zawahir (1964) + Hidhayathullah
Khan (1952)
6a. Raisa Khan + Zaman Hassan
7a. Shaiz Hassan
7b.
Haneeka Hassan
6b. Arman
Khan
6c.
Rashiya Khan + Ramzeen
7a. Rayan
Ramzeen
6d. Ajmal
Khan
5a. Anwar
Zawahir (1973) + Hidaya Ibrahim (1976)
6a. Ilma
Anwar (2002)
6b. Ilham
Anwar (2004)
6c. Humaid
Anwar (2006)
3h. Madar Lebbe Marikar Muhammed Sameem +
Name not known
4a. Nabeela Sameem +
Muhsin
5a. Mulaffar Muhsin +
Name not known
6a. Masarif Mulaffar
6b. Shakeela Mulaffar
6c. Wasim Mulaffar
Sri Lanka Muslim Obituaries published in
the
Daily News, Sunday Observer, Daily Mirror
& MICH Souvenirs
AL-HAJ MOHAMED ABDUL RAHIMAN HASSEN JP of “Villa Hassen”, Weweldeniya. Husband of Sithy
Fathima, father of AlHaj Istafa, Mansur Ali, Tariq Ali &
Ummu Kulsum, father-in-law of Fathima, Rehana, Nargis & Aftab
Jameel, loving grandfather of Imran, Maryam, Saarah,
Saadia, Abdulla & Abdul Rahman, son of late Al-Haj M.A.M. Abul Hassen JP &
late Hajiani Shums
Ruquiya Dheen, son-in-law of late M.H.A. Mansoor & late
Hajiani Nafeesa Umma, brother of Hajiani Hafeela Cassim. Janaza took place on
the 8th of February 2002 at the Warakapola Jumma Mosque SO Mar
10 2002
Obituaries N to Zcause.
RAFEEK - SITHY RAHMA Dearly beloved wife of late ARM
Rafeek JP, daughter of late Abdul Hameed (Kandy) and late Faleela Dheen (Negombo),
daughter-in-law of late Abdul Raheem (Pasyala) and late
Kadheeja Unus Lebbe (Warakapola), loving sister of Mohin and
Izzath, mother of Mafaza,, Fariha, Mufees, Auf, Shiraz and
Faizal, mother-in-law of Dr Mihlar, Caesar Reyan Hassan, Monira, Shiyana,
Rizwana and Rizviya, grandmother of Zakir, Dr Riza, Mushrifa,
Shahin, Lareef, Sajjad, Munazza, Muneef, Muaaz, Shamra, Yumna,
Azka, Arash, Zayan and Farique, grandmother-in-law of Amriya, Limna and Risvi,
great grandmother of Adheeb, Abdullah and Maryam. Janaza took
place at 4.00 p.m. on 25th December 2006 (4th Dhul Haj 1427) at
the Warakapola Grand Jummah Mosque Burial Grounds. Her
family members wish to express their sincere thanks to all the
doctors and nurses who took care of her, all those who prayed
for her, visited her, paid their last respects, attended the
Janaza prayers and the
Warakapola Police for making traffic arrangements. They regret
their inability to thank them individually. May Allah grant her
Jannathul Firdouse, Aamin. No .50 Anguruwella Road Warakapola.
SO Dec 31 2006