The President, Sheikh Mohamed, with the late Sheikh Khalifa. Photo: Wam
The President, Sheikh Mohamed, with the late Sheikh Khalifa. Photo: Wam
The President, Sheikh Mohamed, with the late Sheikh Khalifa. Photo: Wam
The President, Sheikh Mohamed, with the late Sheikh Khalifa. Photo: Wam

Sheikh Mohamed says condolences have been source of comfort


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President Sheikh Mohamed says the condolences paid by people around the world after the death of Sheikh Khalifa on Friday have been a source of comfort.

Writing on social media on Wednesday, Sheikh Mohamed said the messages have helped his family as they mourn the late president.

World leaders and dignitaries have travelled to Abu Dhabi in recent days to offer support.

"The heartfelt condolences of people from across the UAE and around the world have been a source of comfort to our family as we mourn the late Sheikh Khalifa," Sheikh Mohamed said.

"This response is a testament to his far-reaching impact and the respect that was felt for him both at home and abroad."

It follows a moving tribute that Sheikh Mohamed paid to Sheikh Khalifa on Tuesday.

“With his enduring wisdom and generosity, my brother, Khalifa bin Zayed, was the heart of our family and the guardian of our nation,” Sheikh Mohamed said.

“He was loved greatly and will be deeply missed, but his remarkable legacy will live on forever. May God grant him eternal peace.”

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Mr Kandhari is legally authorised to conduct marriages in the gurdwara

He has officiated weddings of Sikhs and people of different faiths from Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Russia, the US and Canada

Father of two sons, grandfather of six

Plays golf once a week

Enjoys trying new holiday destinations with his wife and family

Walks for an hour every morning

Completed a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Loyola College, Chennai, India

2019 is a milestone because he completes 50 years in business

 

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1987

1954

1921

1888

The five pillars of Islam

1. Fasting 

2. Prayer 

3. Hajj 

4. Shahada 

5. Zakat 

Results:

Women:

1. Rhiannan Iffland (AUS) 322.95 points
2. Lysanne Richard (CAN) 285.75
3. Ellie Smart (USA) 277.70

Men:

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2. Constantin Popovici (ROU) 424.65
3. Oleksiy Prygorov (UKR) 392.30

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Translated from the Spanish by Camilo A. Ramirez

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1954

1921

1888

Updated: May 19, 2022, 11:22 AM`