One way to keep their spirits high is to get as many of you locally make applications to visit them at the detention centers. It can be devastating if they are left there with other criminal inmates.
One can always go to visit as family or on a religious basis (Chaplain as they are called in the system) as Imam/ counselor.
How is the sister and her three month old baby? Hope all is well and pray for this ordeal to end soon. Inshallah
Habib
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>Habib,
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>It's Ok. I am sure he will give it to Imai Bai and we should be
>able to
>work it out with the bank.
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>However, for those who want to contribute, they can contine sending
>it to
>the address given .
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>THANKS AGAIN.
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>Best Regards,
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>Ablie Njie
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