Sri
Lanka Moor Family Genealogy
Abdul
Rahman
- 80
Noordeen
Hajiar
Abdul Caffoor Hajiar aka NDH Abdul Caffoor
The
Arabs
who settled in the maritime coast, particularly in Beruwela,
had expert knowledge of gems and precious stones. They
penetrated into the gem mining centers and did considerable
mining for these precious stones. The ancestors of Abdul
Caffoor started gemming in this area. They took their
stones to Colombo where the Arab navigators bought Ceylon
produce in the warehouses of the "Yons" or "Yonakas",
later known as "Moors".
This
family
made Colombo their permanent residence and continued their
gemming activities at Asthen Korale at Eheliyagoda. The
earliest known record of Abdul Caffoor’s ancestors
name in a public document is in 1840 where Samosothen
Lebbe Cassim Lebbe appears in a list of seventy four
contributors for the purchase of a property for Maradana
Mosque.
Cassim
Lebbe
had several sons:-
-
Noordeen Hajiar - father of NDH Abdul Hameed, Caffoor,
Careem, Cader & Wahab
-
Samsudeen Shroff Mudaliyar of Colombo Kachcheri -
father of Haji Cassim, a Trustee of Maradana Mosque, who had
two sons, Mohideen Cassim and Ilyas Cassim
-
Rahmatullah alias Periya Thamby - father of PTM Ghiyas
of St. Joseph’s Street, Grandpass
-
Abdul Rahman - father of Dr ARMWaffarn
Cassim
Lebbe’s
male lineal ascendants in reverse chronological order are:-
Samsathen
Lebbe
- Bahaudeen - Noordeen - Rahmatullah - Abdul Rahman
Cassim
Lebbe
married the widow Ummu Hany, a daughter of Oduma
Lebbe Marikar Sekadi Marikar. She was the younger sister
of S.M. Cassim Lebbe Marikar (Mudaliyar).
Noordeen
Hajiar,
besides carrying on his own business, was one of the
Commissioners selected by the Municipality to value Colombo
properties for the recovery of rates.
His
brother,
Samsudeen Shroff Mudaliyar, carried the stately
features of the Arab origin of his family that Governor
Gregory and Lord Stanley doubted that he was a native of
Ceylon, based on his appearance. Another brother was Sheikh
Abdul Cader Marikar, Shroff of the Treasury and
grandfather of Nazli Samsudeen (Duke). Another son
was C.L.Rahmatullah, alias Periya Thamby, a gem
merchant in whose shop Abdul Caffoor learnt the gem
trade.
Abdul
Caffoor
started his gems and jewellery business at Bristol Hotel
building in 1894. He had special permission to board the ships
that called at the Colombo harbour and sell his gems and
jewellery to the sailors. By special command, Abdul
Caffoor was allowed the privilege of exhibiting pearls,
diamonds, rubies and sapphires and art works to the Prince and
Princess of Wales at the Kandy Pavilion, during their Royal
visit in 1901. His stall was given a prominent place at the
Wembley Exhibition in 1924 and Her Majesty Queen Mary
personally visited his pavillion and made purchases. It was by
sheer merit that he achieved success.
At
his
own expense he took part in a series of world exhibitions
which, while increasing his own reputation, brought publicity
to the Island. Some of the exhibitions in which he
participated were, the St. Louis Exhibition in USA in 1903,
All Ceylon Exhibition in 1912, the British Expire Exhibition
in 1924 and the Philadelphia Exhibition in 1925. His
gems were considered some of the finest collections to be
exhibited in the USA. When he returned to Ceylon after the
Wembley Exhibition, the then Governor of Ceylon congratulated
him on "the valuable work done".
Among
the
many Muslim institutions that benifited from Abdul
Caffoor’s philanthrophy was the Zahira College. He built
and equipped a complete Science block, in addition to building
sixteen classrooms for the school. Further he donated a sum of
Rs. 100,000 to inaugurate a building scheme for Zahira
College Hostel and also donated 18 acres of land at
Maharagama to be utilized for practical schools. The branch
schools of Zahira College also received his generous gifts, as
also many Mosques throughout the Island, the Deaf and Blind
School at Ratmalana, and the Boy’s Industrial School at
Maharagama. The major cost of building Masjid Muhiyadeen at
Messenger Street, Colomso, with its striking Minarets and
Saracenic horeshoe arches, was borne by him.
Later,
in
1932, he established a Muslim Theological Institute, known as
the Ghaffooria Arabic College, for the study of Arabic, at
Maharagama. He has endowed the institute with a premises at
Grandpass valued at five hundred thousand rupees. The Ghaffoor
Trust has been established for the purpose of promoting the
education of Muslims. It is endowed with the Gaffoor building
in the Fort, valued at four million rupees.
When
His
Excellency Governor General Sir Henry Moore unveiled the
portrait of Abdul Caffoor at Zahira College on March
1, 1949, he said, "that the portrait would not only be a
lasting memorial but also serve as an encouragement to
others to emulate him". Further His Excellency said,
"Wherever he travelled, he maintained the highest traditions
of business and promoted the best interests of Ceylon, and,
despite his great business acumen andthe wealth he acquired,
he lived a simple life according to the devout Muslim
tradition, and he was always happy to share his wealth with
the needy and the less fortunate".
Mr
AMA Azeez, Principal of Zahira College, said referring to Abdul
Caffoor, "his charity was not the kind that was
alloyed with local or Imperial honours or with places in the
Councils of the realm. In his charity there was no
ostentation displayed and there was no applause sought. In
the true Muslim way he concealed his charity so much that
his left hand did not know what his right hand spent".
Comparing
him
to the Carnegies and the Rocerfellers, Mr Azeez added
that he had not only given abundantly in his lifetime but had
also provided for abundant giving even after his death.
Relating
an
incident in which the late Abdul Caffoor had proved
his integrity and sense of fair play, Mr AF Molamure, Speaker
of the House of Representatives, stated at a meeting at Zahira
College, that, as a businessman it was difficult to find his
equal in honesty. His father had offered a stone to Abdul
Caffoor and had wanted forty five thousand rupees for it. Abdul
Caffoor had given him sixty five thousand insisting that
that was its correct value.
In
the
Memorandum of the Ceylon Moor’s Association to the Chairman
and Members of the Royal Commission on Constitutional Reform,
submitted on January 20, 1945, the following reference is made
to the munificence of Abdul Caffoor: "the
endowment of a property worth 20 lakhs of rupees in
the heart of the city of Colombo by a Ceylon Moor as gift to
the nation is unprecedented in the history of the Island".
At
a
lecture in 1945, at the Moor’s Islamic Cultural Home, Dr W.
Balendra LMS (Cey), FRCS, LDS (Eng), LRCP (London), referring
to Abdul Caffoor stated,
"you
come
up to this Island from abroad. When the ship approaches the
harbour I have come several times and what is it you find
the Gem Palace (Gem Museum) standing over-looking the
harbour. You go past from the harbour and you go along Galle
Face and you find a series of flats, the creation of Moor
business integrity, but there is something more in the Gem
Palace"
"Here
is
a man, a native of this Island, creating wealth from
unpolished stones, taking these stones to far off lands in
New York, Paris and other parts of the world, bringing
wealth to this country, putting up buildings (Caffoor
Building) which are some of the highest in this land, but at
the end giving a part of his wealth for the benefit of his
fellow-men. A civilization which can produce such a man is a
very high type of civilization".
"It
is
different from the civilization of the other races of the
world. It is a civilization which asks you to look forward
to some other world, a civilization which advises you to
exploit the useful to man, and after exploiting it, after
using it, not to possess it but to divide it among the
fellow-men is a very high type of civilization".
Abdul
Caffoor
had a unique collection of precious stones and jewellery. In
1929 Abdul Caffoor established a Gem Museum at
Church Street, Fort, Colombo. Sir Herbert Stanley, then
Governor, when opening he Museum paid tribute to him for his
presentation for permanent exhibition, at the Imperial
Institute, South Kensington, of a valuable exhibit of Ceylon
stones.
His
devotion
to religion was deep and profound. He never missed his daily
prayers even when travelling in mid winter and his entire life
was characterized by piety. He had travelled extensively
around the world and he visited the placeses of Islamic
interest in Makkah, Madinah, Damascus, Baghdad, Cairo and
India. many travellers enjoyed his lavish hospitality during
their stay in Colombo. "Icicle Hall" (now Sri Kotha),
in Colombo, was latterly his residence.
Abdul
Caffoor
will always be remembered, besides other things, for his
philanthropy. His name is well known in many a foreign land.
He
breathed
his last at his residence at Colpetty, at the age of 73, and
was given the honour of being buried at the Maradana Mosque
ground.
His
eldest
son was Al Haj Falil Abdul Caffoor (1907-1980), MP
(Colombo), MMC, MBE and Honorary Consul for Iraq. Falil was
educated at St. Thomas’ College, Colombo. Henheld a Gem
Exhibition in England and also founded the All Ceylon Muslim
League of which he held the position of Deputy President. He
entered politics in 1954 by contesting the CMC election
and winning in 1965. Was elected MP Colombo Central in 1965.
Presdient YMMA Sports Club. Director, Bank of Ceylon.
Died:31-Mar-1980
Another
son
Mohideen Caffoor was resident in England and Mohamed
Rafi Caffoor succeeded in carrying on the business. His
other sons, the genial Yusuf Caffoor and the upright Zubair
Caffoor pre-deceased him.
Noordeen
Hajiar Mohamed Abdul Cader b:10-Feb-1879, d:29-Aug-1938
aka NHM Abdul Cader
Noordeen
Hajiar
Mohamed Abdul Caderwas
the younger brother of Noordeen Hajiar Abdul Caffoor.
He was educated at Wesley College. He continued his studies
and qualified as a Proctor & Notary Public in 1907.
Abdul
Cader
led a full life. He was one of the leading proctors of the day
and represented the Muslims in the Legislative Council for
fifteen years. He was Senior Municipal Councillor at the time
of his death. He was also the President of the All ceylon
Muslim League at a critical period of its history. As a
businessman he was one of the pioneers of the cinema business
in Ceylon.
Abdul
Cader
succeeded WM Abdul Rahman as the Muslim Member of the
Legislative Council in 1915. He was in the center of every
activity whcih concerned the Muslim community. He was always
ready to enter the fray and fearless in expressing his
sentiments and feelings.
Abdul
Cader
entered the Colombo Municipal Council for the Pettah Ward in
1908 and continued to be a member for the next thirty
years, and except during the last term in council, He was
always returned uncontested. Among his contemporaries were
outstanding men like Sir James Peiris, Arthur Alvis, Hector
Jayawardena, TL Villiers, CP Dias and HL de Mel. Member
Legislative Council 1916-1930. Manager Zahira College
1921-1938.
Both
in
the Legislative and Municipal Councils, Abdul Cader
advocated equal educational facilities for Muslims as was
available for the more progressive communities in the Island.
He was convinced that there can be no progress without
education even if the boys in the families inherited their
fathers business. His eldest son, Dr Marzook Abdul Cader,
who passed away at the early age of 49, had a brilliant career
in England and qualified as an ENT specialist.
His
position
as President of the Muslim League was never challenged while
he held it. In all negotiations with the Government and with
other communities for constitutional reform, the views of the
Muslim League commanded respect with a man like him at the
helm.
He
was
also President of the Maradana Mosque Executive Committee for
twenty five years, taking over from Aboobucker Lebbe
Marikar Ibrahim Lebbe Marikar (uncle of MLM Reyal ex MMC
Colombo). In 1921 he became the Manager of Zahira
College, the leading Muslim school in the Island. The College
progressed rapidly under his capable management and the
principalship of Mr TB Jayah.
Schools
in
Muslim areas received much less Government help than they do
today. Abdul Cader introduced a motion in the Legislative
Council for an annual grant of Rs. 150,000 towards the
promotion of education among Mohamedans. The motion seconded
by K. Balasingham was defeated. However the motion succeeded
in obtaining a grant of Rs 25,000 from the Government
for Zahira College.
Abdul
Cader
represented the Muslims in the Legislative Council from
1915 to 1931, safeguarding their interests with great
care and watchfulness, while undertaking more than his fair
share of work in matters pertaining to the welfare of his
country.
He
was
a popular member, noted for his sturdy independence, tenacity
and outspoken views. It was mainly due to him that the Muslim
marriage Ordinance was enacted. In educational and religious
matters he was a tower of strength to his community.
Sometimes
his
bluntness led him into trouble, as when he was sued for libel
after he had denounced, in the legislative Council, a high
official for what is believed was an injustice done to a
Muslim doctor. He fought the case until the intervention of
the Colonial Secretary, Sir Arthur Fletcher, led to a
settlement. As a result of the case, Sir Vaitilingam
Duraiswamy introduced in the Legislative Council a bill to
confer immunity, on all speeches and statements made in the
Council, from the process of the Courts.
In
all
things he did, Abdul Cader showed determination and
foresight. He foresaw a successful field of activity for his
sons in the cinema business and his sons have more than
justified the confidence reposed on them.
Abdul
Cader’s
statement at an interview to the Ceylon Independent in
1917 is very characteristic of the man,
"
among the Mohamedans, they had a very undesirable system
of charity, that of giving feasts of Kanduri, with no
beneficial results. It would certainly be charity if the
poor are fed, but that is not what is done at these
feasts. Men like myself, others equally prosperous, are
feted. I have not the slightest objection to the feeding
of the poor, but my experience has been that the poor are
the least thought of at these feasts, so called charity. A
portion of the money spent on these feasts may with
advantage be diverted to better purposes, such as
education".
His
demise
after an operation on August 30, 1938, came as a rude shock to
his many admirers.
His
sons
are Dr Marzuk A Cader (deceased), Mohideen A
Cader, Jabir A Cader MP, MMC, (former Mayor), Hamza
A Cader, Ansar A Cader, Chartered Accountant, Shafeek
A Cader, Shuhaib A Cader, Ashroff A Cader (All
Ceylon Rugby player), Zachroff A Cader (Dental
Surgeon), Huzaim A Cader, Huzair A Cader and Ifthikar
A Cader (Cost Accountant). His daughters are Ayesha
Cader (wife of HE Mr MMMaharoof High Commissioner in
Malaysia), Thufa Cader (w/o Aamir Sheriff) and Aynul
Rifa Cader.
Death of
Jabir A. Cader a big loss for the community and the nation
-
AHM Azwer Sat Jun 29 2002
The
demise
of Alhaj Jabir A Cader is a big loss for the community and the
nation - AHM Azwer, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs states
in his condolence message sent from the State of Kerala in
India.
Further
in
his condolence message, the Minister said Alhaj Jabir A. Cader
not only touched the hearts of Colombo civilians but hearts of
all other communities in the island by his service rendered
through the community development projects and social service.
Being
a
close associate, I have worked with him for 45 years. I
greatfully remember the services he rendered to the community
being a founder member of All Ceylon Muslim League. He started
his political career as Member of Colombo Municipal Council
and became Mayor of Colombo, Member of Parliament and Deputy
Minister of Health and Rural Industrial Development.
He
was
instrumental in initiating many community development projects
and gave good leadership to the youth. When the United
National Party was formed at "Palm Court" he represented the
All Ceylon Muslim League with President of ACML Mr TB Jayah,
Mr MH Amith, ex-MP, and Mr MT Marikkar Bawa. He made use of
his political career to serve the community in poverty
alleviation and rural upliftment. He also always in the
forefront when it came to enhancing social activities. He was
also loved by people of all communities who referred to him as
leader of the Colombo citizens. He was 86 years at the
time of his death. His demise is a great loss for the
community.
NOTE:
The
name CAFFOOR is a derivative from the actual Arabic name
GHAFFOOR, meaning “forgiver”, which is an attribute of Allah
(one of His ninety nine attributes) and is meant to be used
with the prefix ABDUL as in ABDUL GHAFFOOR meaning “servant
of the Forgiver”. It has by usage now become “CAFFOOR” and
is used in this manner bymany of the descendants of the
family
Abdul Rahman
circa
1640
Rahmatullah
circa
1680
Noordeen
circa
1720
Bahauddin
circa
1760
1 Shekhadi (Sheikh Abdul Cader) Marikar
Cassim (Casy) Lebbe Marikar Shamsudeen, Kachcheri Shroff, b: circa 1800 (90)
2
Cassim Lebbe Marikar Mohamed Shamsudeen (d:1850) Kachcheri
Shroff + Ummu
Hany Sheikh Abdul Cader Marikar (d/o
of Oduma Lebbe Marikar Sekadi Marikar) (90a)
3
Mohamed Shamsudeen Cassim (Casy) Lebbe Marikar (d:1882)
Shroff Mudaliyar + Hafsa
Umma Mohamed Cassim (1843) (90)
4 Abdul Rahman Shamsuddin + Kandu Umma
5 Aynul
Vadooda
Muheeth 1919-1986 + Abdul Cader Abdul Hameed
6 Sithy
Hajeera
Abdul Hameed + Mohamed Warid Shahul Hameed
7 Fathima
Shahzamee
Shahul Hameed+Ahmed Farzand Ferozenoon
8 Ahmed
Shahzad
Ferozenoon
8 Mariam
Sadia
Ferozenoon
8 Ahmed
Farhad
Ferozenoon
7 Mohamed
Awad
Shahul Hameed+Sithy Kamila Anver
8 Khalid
Awad
8 Ghazzali
Awad
6 Mohammed
Muheeth
Abdul Hameed + Muharram Hassen
7 Mohamed
Azeem
Hameed
7 Mohamed
Ayub
Hameed
7 Fathima
Safra
Hameed
6 Ummu
Shifa
Abdul Hameed + Abdul Azeez
7 Fathima
Shahreen
Abdul Azeez
7 Abdul
Quadir
alias Azmy Abdul Azeez
5 Mohammed
Fauz
Muheeth 1920-1986
5 Abdul
Majeed
Muheeth 1921-2006 + Noor Inaya Mohammed Salih
5 Mohammed
Cassim
Muheeth 1924-2004 + Sithy Lafira
6 Fathima
Shamila
Muheeth
6 Mohammed
Hilal
Muheeth
4 Aasiya Umma Shamsuddin +
Abdul Azeez Cassim Lebbe Marikar
4
[Cassim Hajiar Shamsuddin + Rahila
2 2nd spouse of Cassim Lebbe Marikar
Mohamed Shamsudeen (d:1850) + Ummu
Hany Sheikh Abdul Cader Marikar (d/o of Oduma Lebbe Marikar Shekadi Marikar) (90a)
3 Mohamed Shamsudeen Cassim (Casy)
Lebbe Marikar (d:1882) + Hafsa
Umma Mohamed Cassim (1843) (90)
4 Abdul Rahman Shamsuddin + Kandu Umma
5 Ummu
Shifa Abdul Rahman + Mohammed
Muheeth
Cassim Lebbe Marikkar (#95)
6 Aynul
Vadooda Muheeth 1919-1986 + Abdul Cader Abdul Hameed
7 Sithy
Hajeera Abdul Hameed + Mohamed Warid Shahul Hameed
8 Fathima
Shahzamee Shahul Hameed+Ahmed Farzand Ferozenoon
9 Ahmed
Shahzad Ferozenoon
9 Mariam
Sadia Ferozenoon
9 Ahmed
Farhad Ferozenoon
8 Mohamed Awad Shahul
Hameed+Sithy Kamila Anver
9 Khalid
Awad
9 Ghazzali
Awad
7 Mohammed
Muheeth Abdul Hameed + Muharram Hassen
8 Mohamed
Azeem Hameed
8 Mohamed
Ayub Hameed
8 Fathima
Safra Hameed
7 Ummu
Shifa Abdul Hameed + Abdul Azeez
8 Fathima
Shahreen Abdul Azeez
8 Abdul
Quadir alias Azmy Abdul Azeez
6 Mohammed
Fauz Muheeth 1920-1986
6 Abdul
Majeed Muheeth 1921-2006 + Noor Inaya Mohammed Salih
6 Mohammed
Cassim Muheeth 1924-2004 + Sithy Lafira
7 Fathima
Shamila Muheeth
7 Mohammed
Hilal Muheeth
5 Samsudeen
Abdul Rahman
5 Ummuliyah
Abdul Rahman
5 Muheeth
Abdul Rahman
5 Zaneera
Abdul Rahman
4 Aasiya Umma Shamsuddin + Abdul Azeez Cassim
Lebbe Marikar
4 Cassim Hajiar Shamsuddin + Rahila
3 Safiya Umma Casy Lebbe + Mohamed Mohideen ILM (Jemmi) (13)
4 Samsudeen Mohideen
4 Muheed Mohideen
4 Mohamed Gheyas Mohideen + Nafia Mahamood
(d/o SL Mahamood)
4 Mohamed Ghouse Mohideen + Ummu Razeena Abdul
Rahman (50)
5 Mohamed Sharker Mohideen + Pathuma
Hani Sithy Zanooba Shahul Hameed
6 Mohamed Yousoof Mohideen
+ Yasmin Issadeen (50)
7 Rinoza Mohideen
6 Ayesha Mohideen + Rashid Abdul Rahman
7 Razi Rahman
7 Khadija Rahman
6 Ismail
Jiffrey Mohideen + Khartoon
Marzook (div) (11)
4 Mohamed Zahir
Mohideen + Ummu Safia Abdul Cader
4 Lahir
Mohideen + Ummu Naima Haji Cassim
5
Mohamed Mohideen
5 Ummu
Zohara + AKMH Suffian
6
Sithy Fathima Suffian + HM Niyas Shafee
6
Sithy Ayesha Suffian + NMM Nazim
6 Sithy
Khadijatul Shamsul Nihara Suffian + MM Anver
6 Fassily
Hussina Suffian
4 Abdul Hadi
Mohideen + Ummu Hafeela Aboo Salih
4 Mohamed
Idroos Mohideen + Himaya Marikar
5 Kamil
Mohideen + Hazeekathul Hilmiya Anver
6
Ahamed Yusuf Mohideen
6 Ayesha Nafia
Mohideen
6 Hanniya
Mohideen*
6 Hanna
Mohideen* twins
4 Ummu Faleela
Mohideen + Mohideen MLMM
5 [197]
Ummu Naima Mohideen + [198] MCM
Ziard (80)
6
[199] Mohamed Cassim Ziard + [202] Fathima
Zafrun Anver (11)
6 [200] Mohamed Suhail Ziard
6 [201] Mohamed Faleel Ziard
5 Mohamed Miftha Mohideen
5 Ummu Rukiya Mohideen + LMA Rahman
6 Safinaz Rahman
6
Mohamed Ifthikhar Rahman
6
Fathima Imthiaz Rahman
5 Ummu Jamala Mohideen + MHM Yousoof
(s/o SM Hussain)
6 Mohideen
Abdul Cader Yousoof + Sithy
Adila Mukthar (19)
7 Fahiya Abdul Cader (1966) + Yousry
Marikar Bawa (1960) (61,
62.
108,
259)
8
[219] Imaadh Marikar Bawa (1985) + [220] Amani
Hassim (1989) (30, 40, 62,
90)
9 Aneeqa Maryam Marikar Bawa (2016)
8
Nihla Marikar Bawa
7 Sameeha Abdul Cader (1971) +
Hussain Ahamed Attorney-at-Law
8
Naveedh Ahamed
8
Ayesha Baasima Ahamed
8
Fathima Aneesah Ahamed
6 2nd Spouse of Mohideen Abdul Cader
Yousoof + Name Not Known
5
Mohamed Abdul Cader Mohideen
5 Noorul
Hafeera Mohideen + Mohamed Mohideen Saly (s/o NDHM Saly)
6 Razana Badri
Mohideen + Mohamed Hussain Razeen
6 Mohamed
Refai Mohideen
6 Jiffry
Mohideen + Thajun Nissa Nizar
6 Reza
Mohideen + Shihama Sadoon
7
Mohamed Shahim Reyaz Mohideen
7
Abdur Raqeeb Mohideen
7
Abdur Rafih Mohideen
7
Mohamed Rehab Mohideen
5 Pathumuthu
Zohara Mohideen
5 Mohamed
Sultan Mohideen
5 Aynul Yakeena
Mohideen + MM Thowfeek
6
Mohamed Sa'adi Thowfeek
6
Fathima Shahrazad Thowfeek
6
Fathima Razia Thowfeek
5 Hidaya
Mohideen + Shahabdeen Mohamed Ali
6 Aslam
Shahabdeen
5 Fakira
Mohideen + MS Ahamed Hassan
4 Ummu Jameela
Mohideen + Idroos Lebbe Marikar Aziez
5 Mohamed
Ismail Aziez + Sithy Suwada Abdul Hameed
6 Eyn-ul-Marliya Aziez + MIM Sakkaf
7 Rehana Sakkaf + Muneer
Faizal Hassim (40)
8 Ejaaz Faizal
7 Shiraz Sakkaf
7 Rehana Sakkaf
7 Sharkiya Sakkaf
7 Nazar Sakkaf (deceased)
7 Ismeth Sakkaf
7 Inaz Sakkaf
7 Azmi Sakkaf
7 Feroza Sakkaf
7 Nasreen Sakkaf
7 Ifthikhar Sakkaf (Canada)
7 Imthisha Sakkaf (UK)
6 Mohamed
Faiz Aziez + Lareefathul Jiffriya Farook
6 Mohamed
Hamdi Aziez
6 Hamid
Aziez
6 Zubair
Aziez + Zaharathul Mazahira Shariff
6 Nazeema
Aziez + Mohamed Farid Arifin
6 Bafi
Aziez + Therese
6 Noor
Fawzia Aziez + MSM Sirajee
6 Zainul
Aziez + Mohamed Jiffry Ghiyas
6
Mohideen Aziez
5 Mohamed
Faleel Aziez
5 Mohamed
Idroos Aziez + MLM Noorul Huzaira
6 Feisal Harees Aziez,
b:10 Jan 1939 + Fathima Munira Hassim, b:11 Oct 1949, d:24 Dec
2002
7 Mohamed Dilshad Mizzei Aziez, b:28 Jan 1971 +
Fathima Firnas Hudah, b:20 Apr 1978
8 Ibrahum
Abdul Aziez, b:2 Sep 2003
8 Hafsah
Abdul Aziez, b:21 May 2005
8 Yusuf
Abdul Aziez, b:19 Nov 2006
8 Khadijah
Abdul Azziez, b:5 Oct 2011
7 Sithy Fathhiya Noor Zareen, b:20 Sep 1974 +
Muhiyadeen Amraz Zareen, b:3 Nov 1969
8 Ahmed
Hassan areen, b:1 Jul 1997
8 Fathima
Maryam areen, b:2 Apr 1999
8 Zainab
Zareen, b:28 May 2001
8 Ismail
Zareen, b:12 Aug 2007
8 Abdullah
Zareen, b:16 Apr 2009
6 Muneer Aziez
6 Jiffriyathul Jennya Aziez (1940) +
Ahmed Hilm
Macan-Markar (1926) (97,98)
7 Fakhri Jehangir Macan-Markar
(1961)
7 Fathima Faraha Macan-Markar (1962)
6 Shah Jahan Aziez + Llaman
Yousoof (10)
7 Ibrahim Sirri
Azeez
7 Shaheeda Azeez
6 Shirzard T Aziez + Husniya
Uvais (259)
7
Husna Aziez + Name Not Known, m:July 2010, Colombo
6 Bayazid Aziez + Nazmi Hussain (13)
7 daughter
7 son
5 Sithy Ayesha Aziez + MNM Thaha
6 Sithy Mazahira Thaha + Arthur Guy
6 Bishrul Alavi Thaha
6 Ahamed Jiffry Thaha + Zeena Mohamed
6 Sithy
Faiza Thaha
6 Hussain
Farook Thaha
5 Mohamed
Thowfeek Aziez
4 Ummu Juwaila
Mohideen + SHM Sadoon
5 Abdul
Haddad Sadoon + Sithy Moosina Amirdeen
6
Zinoonul Misriya Sadoon + MM Farook
6
Zuwaila Shirdeen Sadoon + Jiffry Amirdeen
6
Noorul Mazahina Sadoon
6
Abdul Farhad Sadoon
5 Mohamed
Abdul Cader Sadoon + Mariathus
Sameena (95)
6 Ummu
Zuwaila Sadoon + AA Gaffoor
6 Unsun
Nufoos Sadoon + Mohamed
Noor Thaha Ahmed (10)
6
Mohamed Yousoof Sadoon
6 Ahmed
Niyas Mohideen Sadoon
6
Fathima Farahana Sadoon
6
Khanzul Mackfi Sadoon
5 Mohamed
Idris Sadoon + Sithy Ayesha Mohideen
5 Ummul
Khair Sadoon + Mohamed Sheriff Aboobucker
6 Ahmad
Hallaj Aboobucker
6
Mohamed Firoz Aboobucker
6
Zuwaila Jean Aboobucker
6
Mohamed Rizvan Aboobucker
5 Aynul
Marliya Sadoon + Mohamed Marleen (s/o ABI Mohamed)
6
Zuveylul Arlen Marleen
6 Fathima
Rozana Marleen + Falih Ghouse
6 Jiffry
Shiraz Marleen
6 Mohamed
Hazary Marleen
6 Mohamed
Nihar Marleen
6 Rafeeka
Marleen + Shuhailee Shaideen
6 Zuwaila
Jean Marleen
5 Sithy
Lareefa Sadoon + Mohamed Hussain Sakkaf Cassim
6 Hilmy Inaz Cassim
6 Mohamed Nazilee Cassim
6 Mohinudeen Jamshar Cassim
6 Zuwaila Fakira Cassim + Abdul Rahman
Mohamed Ameen (41)
7 Fauzul Inaya Ameen
7 Mohamed Lafir Ameen + Jezima
Farhana Abdeen
5 Mohamed Mohideen Sadoon + Marzooka
Irfan
4 Ummu Hafeela Mohideen + SHM Maharoof
5 Mohamed Hamza Maharoof + Sithy
Saheela Mohideen
6 Sithy Ghaneema Hamza + MSM
Sulaiman
6 Mohamed Hamza
6 Ummu Faleela Hamza + Ramiz
Hussain
6 Shahul Hameed Hamza +
Izzathul Zakiya Faleel
6 Sithy Ayesha Hamza + MFM
Lafir
6 Pathuma Zareena Hamza
5 Sithy Ayesha Maharoof
5 Mohamed Sulaiman Maharoof
5 Mohamed Hussain Maharoof
4 Abdul Hye Mohideen + Ummu Hafeela Aboo
Salih
5 Mohamed Navas Mohideen
5 Noorun Nufoos Mohideen
5 Iynul Inaya Mohideen + MJM Ziard
6 Zumrathul Ayn Ziard
6 Mohamed Zanhar Ziard
6 Mohamed Zuhuri Ziard
6 Mohamed Zaharan Ziard
6 Mohamed Zakeer Ziard
6 Fathima Zaneera Ziard
3 Bahauddin Cassim Lebbe Marikar(
d:1910) + Ummu Honeya
4 Cassim
MBM + Name Not Known (d/o Gusti
Abdul Majeed) (238)
5
Zainudeen MCM + Rahmath Razeena
6 [136] Izzeth Zainudeen + [135] Sithy
Rukiya MCH (10)
7
Ummu Razeena Zainudeen + Mohamed Zavahir
Mohideen (10)
8
F Rihana Mohideen + Hafaz Salih
9 Mohamed
Hafaz + Safa Inoon
10 M Aadam
Hafaz
10 Amal
Aara Hafaz
9 Hafsa
Salih + Shakir Aslam
10 Mohamed
Saad Shakir
10 Mohamed
Yunoos Shakir
10 Aisha
Shakir
9 Mohamed
Hamdan Haris + Ilma
10 Mohamed
Arham Hamdan
9 Mohamed
Shihab Salih
8 MI Azlaf
Mohideen + F.Renoza Makeen
9 Shabra
Mohideen + Ramzy
Mansoor
10 F Hayaa
Maryam
9 Shazra
Mohideen
9 MI
Shahim Mohideen
8 Althaf
Mohideen + Shaziya Rauf
9 M Mufthaz Mohideen
9 M Fadhil
Mohideen
9 F Safa
Mohideen
8 Manaf
Mohideen + Fazmina
9 Abdullah
Manaf + Fathima Zainab
10 Fathima
Aiysha
9 Umar
Manaf
9 Usman
Manaf
8 2nd
spouse of Manaf Mohideen + Safiya
9 Khadeeja Manaf
7
[139] Mumtaz Shireen Zainudeen + Mohideen
(div) (19)
8 Farzana
Mohideen + Fazal Subian
9 Malik
Fazal
9 Mubeen
Fazal
8 Fareeha Mohideen +
Saleem
9 Hasna
Saleem
9 Yamin
Saleem
9 Yousoof
Saleem
8 Fawaz
Mohideen + Sabrina
9 Aahid Fawaz
9 Aniq
Fawaz
7 2nd
spouse of [139] Mumtaz Shireen
Zainudeen + Hilmy Mahmood
7
[140] Fathima Nazli Zainudeen 1948-2020 + [141] Bishrul
Hafi Fuard (19)
8 Ithizam Fuard +
Fathima Zahra
|
9 AbdulQadir
Malik |
|
9 Ahamed
Khalid |
|
9 Mohamed
Yusuf |
8 Zahira
Ilfath Fuard + Rushdy Murad
9 Zeenath Shamra +
Musthaq
|
10 Mohamed
Umar |
|
|
10 Mohamed
Iman |
|
8 Inthizar
Fuard + Rashmiya Razik
|
9 Fathima
Kadhijah Fuard |
|
9 Fathima
Jameela Fuard |
|
9 Reyah
Maryam Fuard |
|
9 Rayyan
Fuard |
|
9 Rukayath
Fuard |
8 Fathima
Ishrath Fuard + Fahim Mowjood
|
9 Akeela |
|
9 Imra |
|
9 Taneesha |
7
[142] Fathima Fatheena Zainudeen + M Zubair Hassan
|
8
Faheema Zahan Hassen + Fazeel .M. Zaneek
|
||||
|
8 M
Farzard Hassen + F. Imarah Ansar
|
|
|||
|
8 F Azrah
Hassen+ Mahdi
|
|
|||
7
[144] Murad Zainudeen + Shakwanathul Bishriya (101)
|
8 A Musadiq
Zainudeen + F Fazruna Markar
|
|||
|
8 F
Faruna Zainudden + Mohamed Rifki (div) |
|||
8 M
Muzarath Zainudeen + Fathima Sherihan |
|||
|
9
A Zarar Zainudeen |
|||
|
9 A
Zayan Zainudeen |
7
[145] M Ghouse Zainudeen + Sithy Ayshathul Fariha Hussain
|
8 M.
Afzal Zainudeen + Ummu Nafisah Aslam
|
||
|
8 Mohamed
Hilal Zainudeen |
||
|
8 Aahmed
Zafar Zainudeen |
7
[143] Rabiya Zainudeen + Zulfi Mahroof
8 Riznaz
Mahroof + Rushan Ghouse
8 Izzeth
Imran Mahroof + Safra
7
[134] Fathima Farahana Zainudeen + [133] Fazal
Mohinudeen Thahir (10)
|
8 F
Farah Mohinudeen + M. Intikhab Salih
|
|
||
|
8 F
Ruqaiya Mohinudeen + M. Shariz Nazeer
|
|
||
|
8 M
Thahir Ali Mohinudeen + Nadeesha Thahir |
|||
9 A Thamir
Thahir
7 [146] Ilthizam Zainudeen
|
8 Uzman
+ Sumaiya |
|
8 Umar
+ Shazna |
|
8 Yaseer
Ali |
7 [147] Fazmina Zainudeen + Muzammil
8 Parveen Muzammil + Mustharie Zachroff Aziez (18,22,106)
|
9 Amra
Azeez |
|
9 Azmath
Azeez |
8 Nihad
Muzammil + Ilma Wahid
|
9 Mikael |
|
9 Huda
|
8 Ruzaik
Muzammil + Nazra
|
9 Athyab
|
|
9 Thahmeed |
7 Shaharazade Markar + Shafeek
Mackeen
8 Mohamed Shabeer
Mackeen
8 Ahmed Shahim Mackeen
8 Fathima
Shahina Mackeen + +Imroze Salih
9 Yehiya Salih
9 Shajida Salih
9 Ibrahim Salih
8 Shahidun
Mehmood
Mackeen
8 Fathima Zafra Zainudeen
8 Zakir Zainudeen
8 Zamima Zainudeen
8 Zaharan Zainudeen
7
Shamim Hazara (Zeeniya) Markar + Nizam Hassen
8
Ikram Nizam + Nihla Fouz
9 Imaan Ikram
9 Hashir Ikram
8
Hasheeba Nizam + Fairooz Hussain
9 Fazra
Fairooz + imraz
10 Yazdhan Imraz
10 Aleeza Imraz
9 Hashfa Fairooz + Ruwaiz Haaja
9 Fahida Fairooz
9 Hiraz Fairooz
8 Shahadiya Nizam + Afham Farook
9 Ahmedh Shameem Afham
9 Yasir Afham
9 Saad Afham
8
Shifara Nizam + Imran
Iffam
9 Husna
Imran
9 Abdullah Imran
9 Zainab Imran
7
Imthiaz Markar + Ryhana Mohamed
8
Sabeeba Markar
8
Shameema Markar
8
Sajjad Markar
8
Sajid Imtiyas Markar + Farina Zainudeen
9 Nafisa Sajid
9 Yaqub Sajid
9 Fathima Mehreen
Sajid
7
Maqsood Markar + Thajunissa
8
Noor Jenna Maqsood
8
Nazneen Maqsood
8
Shabeem Maqsood
8
Aroos Maqsood
7 Fazal Markar + Sadoona Fuard
8 Fazni Fazal
8 Fahd Fazal
8 Fazrina Fazal
8 Fazrid
Fazal
7 Yasmin Markar + Mohamed Rizvan
8 Ruzni Rizvan
8 Fathima Rizmina Rizvan
(d:24th Sep 2008) + Al Haj MFM Mathloob (s/o MIM
Farook and Samsul Kareema of Aarihamam (Yagamwela))
9 Hanah Mathloob
8 Aadil Rizvan* (*twins)
8 Azeem Rizvan*
(*twins)
6 Buzrook Zainudeen + Ummu Alaviya
Mohideen (30)
7 Mazzy Mohideen Zainudeen
6 *2nd Spouse of Burzook Zainudeen: +
Jennathul Suada
7 Shaukat Zainudeen + Zaitoon Beebee
7 Salih Zainudeen + Rifka
7
*2nd Spouse of Salih Zainudeen: + Mazahima
7 Rizvi
Zainudeen + Suwaira
7 Zainul
Abdeen Zainudeen + Zareena
7
Firdouse Zainudeen d:May 2, 2024 + Shihara Faizal
7
Zulfikhar
Zainudeen
7 Ali
Zainudeen
7
Zainudeen
7
Fathima Zohara
Zainudeen
6 Yousoof
Zainudeen
6 Sithy
Zainambu Zainudeen + Ameen (Kandy)
7 Rahmathul Razeena Ameen + Mohamed Moheed
Abdul Basheer (129)
9 Ali Fayesz Moheed + Sehaam Mehdi
Hussain
10 neeka
Moheed
9 Ameen Fahim Moheed + [8] Soosan Ghouse
10 [12] Ibrahim Faadhil Moheed
10 [15] Serina Moheed
9 Azeeza Hiyam Moheed + [9] Reza Abdul
Samad
10 Tameez Samad
10 Arin Abdul Samad
10 Hana Aleisha Abdul Samad
9 Shameem Moheed + [10] Dr. Basel Bari
10 Aneesah Inam Abdul Bari
10 Amaan Abdul Bari
7 Rafeek
Ameen (died a bachelor)
7 Ummu
Hasina Ameen + Mohamed
Gheyasdeen
Mohideen (30)
8
Muhamma Sabry Gheyasdeen
8
Fathima Shamima Gheyasdeen
8
Yasmin Shahan Gheyasdeen
8
Ameen Shahjehan
Gheyasdeen
6 [79] Ummu
Habeeba Zainudeen + [78] Mohamed
Razeen MCH (10)
7 [80]
Niloofer Razeen + [81] Farook
M.I.M.
8
[82] Fahima Farook + [190] Nazvi Hassan
9 [191] Afraz Hassan
9
[192] Fawaz Hassan
8 [83]
Sahila Farook + [189] Rizvi Abdullah
9
[193] Rifaz Abdullah
9
[194] Suhaim Abdullah
9
[195] Imara
Abdullah
8 [84]
Mohamed Najil Farook + [187] Azmina
Nazeer (30,40, 62,80,90)
9
[209] Tariq Farook
9
[210] Hasna Farook
8 [85]
Nihza Farook + [196] Rifki Khir
8 [86]
Shamila Farook + [87] Imran
Fekrishta Saleem (40)
9
[188] Noor Naleefa Mariam
Saleem
8 [88]
Shyam Farook
7 [89] Mohamed
Sahill Razeen + [90] Ameena Bari
8 [91]
Fathima Liya
Sahill
8 [92]
Razeena Hiyar Sahill
7 [93]
Pathumuthu Zuhry Razeen, d:June 2010 + [94] Mohamed
Zubair Rasheed (b:1921, d:Jan 17 2011)
(10)
8 [95]
Fathima Roazna Rasheed + [96] Naleer
9
[97] Rinza Naleer Naleer + Farzan
ZainulAbdeen (38)
10 Name Not Known
9
[98] Hamza Naleer
8 [99]
Fathima Zulaiha Rasheed + [100]
Munzeer
9
[101] Fazmina Munzeer
9
[102] Zulkifli
Munzeer
8 [103]
Mohamed Ejaz Rasheed + [104] Hamziyathul Himaya
Razak
9
[105] Zainab Ejaz
9
[106] Omar Ejaz
7 [107] Sithy
Zemzem Razeen + [108] Mohamed Zahir
8 [109]
Mohamed Shameel Zahir
7 Mohamed
Zainudeen Razeen + [111] Zeinub Hamdoon
(div)
8 [112]
Mohamed Aftab Zainudeen
8 [113]
Mohamed Hisham
Zainudeen
7 *2nd spouse
of Zainudeen Razeen:+[114] SailathUmma Rashard
(div)
7 *3rd spouse
of Mohamed Zainudeen: + [115] Name not known
7 *4th spouse
of Mohamed Zainudeen: + Zainab
Abdullah (10)
7 [116] Mohamed
Cassim
Razeen
6 Haleema
Zainudeen + Ameen Mahmood (129)
7 Sithy Ameen +
Isfahan Omar
8 Haris
Omar (1976)
5 MCM Zainudeen + Noorul
Hidaya Mohideen
(50)
6 Abdul Cader Zainudeen + Name Not Known
6 Siraj
Zainudeen (80) + Lareefa
Mohideen (12)
7 Shezmin Shiraz
7 Shiham Shiraz
7 Shazan Shiraz
7 Shammi Shiraz
4 2nd
spouse of Cassim M.B.M. + Ummu Hany A.L.M.
(90)
5 Zacky
MCM + Noor
Neima
6
Cassim Zacky
6
Faji
Zacky
6
Huzaima Zacky + Zahir MCM
7 Iqbal Zahir
6 Budry
Zacky + Ismail
6
Khadija Zacky + Nazim MSM
7 Muzammil
Nazim
7 Mizhar
Nazim
7 Inam Nazim
7 Shiraz Nazim
6 Sithy Maziya Zacky + Abdul Rahman
AJ
7
Zohara Abdul Rahman
7
Shireen Abdul Rahman
7
Fauzy Abdul
Rahman
7
Imraan Abdul Rahman
7
Nazeema Abdul Rahman
7
Hameeda Abdul Rahman
7
Lareefa Abdul Rahman
6
Zulaikha Zacky
6 Iyn
Zacky + Siddique AGM
6 Kabeer
Zacky
6 Nazir
Zacky + Mugheetha
7 Shameema
Nazir
7 Shamila
Nazir
6 Azeez
Zavky
5 [198] Ziard MCM + [197] Ummu Naima
Mohideen
6 [199] Mohamed Cassim Ziard + [202]
Fathima
Zafrun Anver (11)
6 [200] Suhail
Ziard
6 [201] Mohamed Faleel
Ziard
5 Sithy Zulaiha MCM + Sulaiman
Marikar-Bawa (1882-1974) (62)
6 Noor Rahmaniya Marikar-Bawa
(1914-2002) + MCM Kaleel
Dr Deshamanya (1899 -1994) [He was the third
Ceylon Moor to qualify as a Doctor. He began his
political career in 1942, by becoming Member of the State
Council, ending immediately prior to independence.
Subsequently, he was elected to the Colombo Central electorate
in 1950 and served as Minister of Labour and Social Services.
His second term began in 1960 when he was given the portfolio
of Minister of Home Affairs and Rural Development. He was a
founder member of All Ceylon Muslim League and functioned as
its President for 45 years. He was a founder member of the UNP
and later functioned as its President till his demise on 19th
October 1994. Mudaliyar A.L. Sinnalebbe Member of Parliament
for Madakalapuva in the Eastern Province moved in Parliament
in January 1948, the following motion: "That this House
is of the opinion that the Royal Standard of King Sri Wickrama
Rajasinha depicting a yellow lion passant holding a sword in
its right paw on a red background which was removed to England
after the convention of 1815 should once again be adopted as
the official flag of free Lanka". Dr MCM Kaleel, the
President of the All-Ceylon Muslim League expressed in no
uncertain terms that the Muslims would be happy to retain the
Lion Flag as the flag of independent Lanka His long and
dedicated service to the nation and the party was recognized
when President J.R. Jayawardena bestowed him the Deshamanya
award. The Government of Sri Lanka issued a Stamp in honour of
him on 18th October 2002.] ( 217, 218)
7 Nawaz Kaleel Dr + Ummu Neuma
Halimdeen (128) (Migrated
to
UK)
7 Fahmy Kaleel Dr + Ereefa
Marzuk (Migrated to UK)(19,388)
8 Mohamed Nawaz
Kaleel
8 Mohamed Hejaz Kaleel
8 Mohamed Hisham Kaleel
8 Ayesha Sameeha Kaleel
8 Faizul Hassen kaleel
7 Sithy Huzaifa Kaleel + Muhsin
MJM, CCS
8 Aynul Kareema Muhsin + Shumsul
Hussain Moosin (183,186)
8 Fathima Rehana Muhsin +
Afgeralli
8 Imtiaz Hussain Muhsin + Haseena Shafeek (46)
9 Fathima Muhsin 1984 +
Mohamed
Sa'ad Ghouse (20,30,60,70,90a,93)
10 Asma Ghouse
10 Luqman Ghouse
10 Harun Ghouse
10 Zainab Ghouse
10 Dawud Ghouse
9 Ayesha Muhsin
1985 + Mohamed Ali
9 Abdullah Muhsin 1987
9
Ibrahim Muhsin 1990
9 Aaminah Muhsin
1995
9
Ahmed Muhsin 1996
9 Rukaiyah Muhsin,
2000
8 Noor Zulaikha Muhsin + Abdul
Rasool
9
Siraj Rasool
7
Fathima Hanoon Kaleel + Jouffer Sadiq M. H.
(108,
173,
175)
8 Noor Shifa Ja'afer Sadiq + Munas Faseel
(173)
9 Azhar Faseel Dr + Nabila Sameer
m:2010 (10,
13,
20,
30,
46,
60,
70,
93)
(Migrated to Australia)
9 Zahara Faseel
8 Ayeshathul Hafsa Sadiq +
Nishtar AMM
9 Shaharwan Nishtar +
Sinnan Hafeel
9 Sulaiman
Nisthar
9 Sakeena Nisthar +
Altaf Jabir (1977)
9 Dawood
Nisthar
9 Salman
Nisthar
9 Haleema
Nisthar
8 Omer Maqbul Sadiq Dr
8 Fathima Sara Sadiq + Rizvi Salih Dr
8 Mosadiq Ali
Sadiq
7 Sithy Niloufer Kaleel + Faiz Mansoor
8 Nasreen Mansoor + ShahJehan
Marikar-Bawa d:Apr 2023 (UK) (62)
9 Laila Marikar-Bawa
8 Mohamed Ikram Mansoor + Nazneen
8 Sithy Fahima Mansoor + Rizwan
8 Mohamed Reza
Mansoor
7 Ummu Zulaikha Kaleel + Munsir Meeran Dr (108,173,175)
8 Mohamed Careem Meeran Dr
8 Marina Aida Meeran
7 Aynul Kaleel + Ashok Lal (India)
8 Afthab Lal
7 Aslam Kaleel +
Ayesha
8 Reza
Kaleel
8 Shireen Kaleel
7 Rizvi Suada Kaleel + Feizal M.R.M. Dr
8 Mohamed Rumi Feizal
8 Mohamed Akram
Feizal
7 [204] Mohamed Shiraz
Kaleel + [205] Fathima Dheena
Zaheed (30,
40,
62,
73,
90,
239)
(Migrated to USA)
8 206] Sabry Shiraz +
Zeenat Razvi (Pakistan)
9 Ismaeel Shiraz
8 [207] Adhil Shiraz +
Lanni Megasari (Indonesia)
9 Maryam Adhil
9 Malik Adhil
8 [208] Shukri Shiraz +
Amina Dos (Vietnam)
9 Ayub Shiraz
9 Ayesha Shiraz
9 Musa Shiraz (twin)
9 Eesa Shiraz (twin)
9 Dawood Shiraz (twin)
9 Safiya Shiraz (twin)
6 Noor Jameela Marikar
Bawa (1917-1983) + Thaifoor
Hassim (1910-1985) m: February 1932 (30,
40)
7 Noor
Nissa Hassim + Zubair Makeen M
8 Shamim
Makeen (1953) + Imka
Hashim (1961) (13, 195, 214)
9
Hazik Makeen (1989)
9
Afeef Makeen (1995)
8 Ahmed
Sajid Makeen + Ayesha
9
Rashard Makeen
9
Abdulla Makeen
9 Ameer
Makeen
7 Hussain Kemal
Hassim 1935-1995 (decd in UK)
- No Issue
7 Ismet Ghouse
Hassim + Sithy Nalifathul
Faizath Hasheem (191)
8 Arthifa
Ziyana Ghouse + Isthihar
9 Hishma Isthihar
8 Mohamed
Afthab Ghouse
7 Sithy Zohera
Hassim + Saeed AMM
8 Shahzadi Saeed + Hilmy Zainudeen
9 Hafiz Zainudeen Attorney-at-Law + Maryam
9 Fadhil Zainudeen
9 Naheed Zainudeen
8 Zakir
Ali Saeed
8 Farah
Azka Saeed + Nouzer Fowzy
9 Akeela Fowzy
9 Aneesa Fowzy
9 Adhil
Fowzy
7 Azhara Hassim + Mohamed Hamza
Zaheed Proctor (73, 239)
8 [205] Fathima
Dheena Zaheed + [204] Shiraz
Kaleel (62, 90, 217, 218) (Migrated to USA)
9 [206] Sabry Shiraz
+ Zeenat Razvi (Pakistan)
10 Ismaeel Shiraz
9 [207] Adhil Shiraz
+ Lanni Megasari (Indonesia)
10 Maryam Adhil
10 Malik Adhil
9 [208] Shukri Shiraz +
Amina Dos ((Vietnam)
10 Ayub Shiraz
10 Ayesha Shiraz
10 Musa Shiraz
(twin)
10 Eesa Shiraz
(twin)
10 Dawood Shiraz
(twin)
10 Safiya Shiraz
(twin
8 Mohamed
Imran Zaheed + Shiraza Rishard
9 Ameena
Zaheed
9 Rushdi
Zaheed
9 Zaina Zaheed
8 Ahmed
Irfan Zaheed Barrister + Jamaliya Razeen
Salih (Migrated to Canada)
9 Yasser Zaheed
9 Razeen Zaheed
9 Razeen Zaheed
8 Fathima Nasreen
Zaheed + Yehiya Razzak
8 Fathima Narmin
Zaheed + Rameez Raheem
9 Sulaiman Rameez
Attorney-at-Law
9 Jameela Rameez
9 Rahma Rameez
8 Mohamed Ehsan Zaheed +
Fathima Nizar (62)
9 Thalib
Zaheed
9 Abdulla Zaheed
8 Mohamed Farzan
Zaheed + Nuzra Fazil (137)
8 Fathima
Azkiya Zaheed Attorney at Law + Hisham Cader
9 Amaan Cader
9 Ayyad Cader
7 Thahira Hassim (1940-2020)
+ Fazi
ARM (d:Jun-19-2000) (191)
8 Mohamed Firaz Fazi + Nusrah Nijar
9 Kadeeja Fazi
8 Mohamed Faariz Fazi + Fariza Mowlana
9 Humaidh Fazi
9 Raida Fazi
9 Aaima Fazi
8 Mohamed Faheem Fazi + Imaan
9 Hammadh
Haniffa
9 Raashid Haniffa
9 Ammaar Haniffa
9 Ashaaz Fazi
9 Adyaan Fazi
7 Nazli Hassim + Rizwi
Sadiq (30,
40)
8 Fathima Saniya Sadiq + Nazmi Jabir
9 Nazeeha
Jabir Attorney-at-Law
9 Mahdi Ghouse
9 Mariam
Ghouse
9 Shukriya Ghouse
8 Mumtaz Fazeena Sadiq + Rahmathullahuh
Huzair (323)
9 Areeb
Huzair
9 Amaan
Huzair
7 Nazli Hassim + Rizwi Sadiq (30,
40)
8 Fathima Saniya Sadiq + Nazmi Jabir
9 Nazeeha Jabir Attorney at Law
8 Fathima Shihama Sadiq + Mohamed Husni
Ghouse (10,
90, 111,
115)
9 Mahdi Ghouse
9 Mariam Ghouse
9 Shukriya Ghouse
8 Mumtaz Fazeena Sadiq + Rahmathullahuh
Huzair (323)
9 Areeb Huzair
9 Amaan
Huzair
7 Ummul Khyr Hassim + Hussain
Nazeer (162)
8 [187] Fathima Azmina Nazeer Dr +
[84] Najil Farook (10, 76, 90)
9 [209] Tariq Farook
9 [210] Hasna
Farook
8 Mohamed Afzal Nazeer + Shezmin
Afwan
9 Sulaiman Nazeer
9 Amina Nazeer
8 Yasmin Aadila Nazeer + Reza Wadood
9 Arshad Wadood
8 Aasif Wahid Nazeer + Shameema Salie
9 Izzath Sakeena
7 Munir Faizal Hassim + Rehana Sakkaf
8 Ejaz Faizal
7 Mumtaz Hassim + Faizal M.A.M.
Proctor
8 Yusuf
Ahsan Faizal
8 Fathima
Mubeena Faizal Attorney at Law + Imran Farook
9 Idraak
Farook
9 Idrees
Farook
7 Ifthikar Hassim
Advocate (1946) + Sahiya Abdulla (1954)
8 Amriya Hassim Attorney-at-Law (1978) + Zakir
Mihlar (1972) (31, 137, 195, 214, 215, 380)
9 Adheeb Shareef Mihlar (2003)
9 Nafeesa
Zainab Mihlar (2007)
8 Ashiq Hassim
Attorney-at-Law
8 Ashna Hassim
8 [220] Amani
Hassim (1989) +
[219] Imaadh
Marikar Bawa (1985) (13,
19, 61, 62, 90, 108, 259)
9 Aneeqa Maryam Marikar Bawa (2016)
7 Sithy Zulaikha
Hanoon Hassim + Zahir Marikkar
s/o
Ismail Marikkar Grama Aarachchi of Mawanella
8 Fathima Mariam
Marikkar
8 Fathima Ilma
Marikkar
8 Fathima Naaila
Marikkar + Tharib
9 Alina Tharib
8 Yusra
Marikkar
7 Shireen Hassim +
Nasry A.M.A. (358)
8 Fathima Sarah
Nasry + Rizmy Rishard
9 Lamaan Rishard
9 Liyaana Rishard
8 Fathima Laila
Nasry Attorney-at-Law + Shazil Ismail (97, 98)
9 Inara Ismail
9 Raaya Ismail
8 Mohamed Nabil Faizeen + Safra
Bafiq (40), m:July 2016
6 Noorul Akram Marikar-Bawa + Shahabdeen MSM
Proctor SC
7 Mohamed Alaudeen Shahabdeen +
Rifaya Yahiya
8 Fathima Sajida Shabdeen + Ahmad
9 Daughter
8 Ahmed Sajad Shabdeen
7 Sithy Alaviya Munawara
Shahabdeen + Zahir Sufi-Ismail
8 Suhaila Sufi-Ismail +
Azhar Hussain
9 Siham Hussain + Aslam Azad
Dr (Migrated to USA)
10 Sabrina Azad
10
Aamir
Azad
9 Shifa Hussain +
Shakran Zuhair
10 Shariq Shakran Zuhair
8 Shanaz Sufi-Ismail +
MSMYusuf
9 Fathima Sameeha Yusuf
+ Javid Wahab
10 Jalal Wahab
10 Jamaal Wahab
10 Jibran Wahab
10 Jibril Wahab
10 Sakeenah Jannah Wahab
9 Noor Shadiah Yusuf +
Imzeth Faleel
10 Iyaadh Faleel
10 Fathima Sidrah Faleel
9 Mohamed Yameen Yusuf
9 Iqbal Yaseen Yusuf
8 Shigufa Sufi-Ismail +
Hilmi Shaideen
9 Fathima Shazniah
Shaideen + Ifthikar Saifudeen (Migrated to USA)
10 Ibrahim Ifthikar
10 Ruqayiah Ifthikar
10 Hamza Ifthikar
9 Fathima Shazreena
Shaideen + Aashiq Aminudeen
10 Aathif Aashiq
10 Zayna Aashiq
8 Shihara Sufi-Ismail +
M.M.M.Shuaib
9 Ahmed Salman Shuaib
9 Fathima Salama Shuaib
9 Sulaiman Shuaib
8 Shiraza
Sufi-Ismail + M.D.M.Rizvi
9 Fathima Sumaiah Rizvi
+ Ashmath Azoor
9 Mohamed Rizwan Rizvi +
Fathima Rimaza Jiffry
8 Shamila
Sufi-Ismail + M. Asad Razak
9 Mohamed Azam Razak
9 Fathima Shameema Razak
8 Zahran
Sufi-Ismail + Fathima Ishka
9
Zakir Sufi-Ismail
9
Zaid Sufi-Ismail
5 Zubaida Umma MCM
+ Cassim Marikar Bawa
(62)
6 Razeen Marikar
Bawa + Rauf
7 Ms Rauf + Name not
known
8 Name not know + Mohamed
Saud Marikar Bawa (61,
62,
108,
182)
6 Haleema Marikar
Bawa + Zacky
5 Zackariya MCM
4 Shamsudeen M.B.M.
3 Noordeen Cassim Lebbe Marikar
(1842-1917) + Ayesha Natchiar
4 Abdul Hameed Noordeen + Fathima Umma
5 Mohamed
Yousoof Hameed
5 Mohamed
Faleel Hameed
5 Ummu
Ralina Hameed + Uvais Alim
O.L.M.
6 Sithy
Saleema Uvais
5 [33]
Ismail A.H.M. + [32] Noorul Moomina Mohideen (sister of ULMM
Mohideen)
6 [34]
Fathima Haniya Ismail Dr + Mohamed Saleem Salih
7
Shairana Saleem + Faizel Salieh
8
Sabieth Salieh + Rakeeba
8
Husni Salieh + Mowhiba Mowlana
9 Rayaan Mohamed
7 Yusuf
Saleem + Shahama Raji
8
Imaan Saleem
8 Aamir Saleem