Friday, September 9, 2011

Titan Car Rentals Cape Town

The Car Hire or Rentals Service is based in Cape Town and offers a unique service in that Titan Car Rentals has benchmarked an excellent high quality customer service, yet at low rates packaged into an "easy to use" service.  No Credit Card is needed for bookings and no large deposits are held making travelling and booking with Titan Car Rentals a simple, easy  and hassle free experience. Call 0219333505 or email Reservations@fsma.co.za for more information.

Monday, August 8, 2011

Women urged to pay attention to their own health


On Women's Day this year, the Journey of Hope Team will send the women of South Africa a clear message about the importance of maintaining health and self-esteem to more effectively care for those close to them.

Many South African women are either solely responsible for the care of their families or live with the daily burden of mental and/or physical abuse, sometimes of both themselves and their children.  Early detection of breast cancer is a major determining factor in surviving the disease, and the facts are clear: early detection saves lives.  Unfortunately, women are often so busy caring for others – or have been psychologically and physically undermined to such a degree – that they may overlook or put off their own health-related concerns.

In order to spotlight the importance of early detection of breast cancer, the Journey of Hope Team will visit communities in outlying areas across the country.  In these more needy social strata, breast cancer symptoms may go ignored or unnoticed until too late for effective treatment.  Whilst breast cancer can affect anyone, regardless of race, age, creed or gender, women are statistically at higher risk.  The Journey of Hope team wants to reach out to women, informing them about the critical need for regular self-examination in a bid to detect breast cancer early. 

On Women's Day, Tuesday 09 August, the Journey of Hope Survivors will set off on Honda motorcycles from the Viper Lounge, Marine Circle Drive, Table View and ride through to Kleinvlei Sports Field, Eerste River to engage with the local community.  At a fun-filled event which will include dancing, drum majorettes and music, the Journey of Hope riders will impart information to the public in an accessible, positive manner, sharing their own stories of hope, reinforcing the importance of self-examination, and debunking many myths surrounding breast cancer.  TV show host and media personality Faizal Sayed will also share some of his experiences being involved with Cancer related campaigns as part of his social responsibility portfolio. Festivities start at the sports field from 08:00 and will continue until 17:00.

The Journey of Hope invites local motorcyclists wishing to join the ride to Eerste River to meet at the Viper Lounge by 08:30 on Tuesday, 09 August.

For more information on the joining the motorcycle ride from The Viper Lounge, please contact Bronwyn Durham on 087 808 3750, or email bronwyn@viperlounge.co.za. Alternatively, please contact Charmaine Petersen on 079 733 2106 for more information on the activities taking place in Eerste River. 



Sunday, January 23, 2011

Abdul Azeez Moosa Fund.

Donate one minute of your time. Forward this message to all your contacts. Abdul Azeez Moosa, a 9 year old leaukemia Patient,currently in Red Cross Childrens Hospital in Cape Town, needs your help urgently. A Donor is found, But R400,000. is needed for a bone marrow transplant. Pls donate anything to the trust. AA Moosa,Nedbank,Savings,Acc no.2277472697,Code, 127716. The least bit will help, time is running. For more info email Vania@fsma.co.za call +27215911102 or 0716746373. At least forward this message, the least one can do.
Regards,

FAIZAL SAYED
CEO

Faizal Sayed Media Associates
Divisions:
Film & TV Production
Media Planners & Buyers
Publishing Division

Personal Assistant:
Evelyn Florence
Tel: + 27 21 5911102
Email: Faizal@fsma.co.za
Website: www.fsma.co.za

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Friday, December 24, 2010

Islamic Times Website Goes Live

www.iTimes.co.za has gone live.

Please visit for local and International News. Health and Business Issues.

Site still in development.

www.iTimes.co.za the official site of The Islamic Times, the Newspaper.

Feel free to send us your community news.

Regards,

The Newsroom Team
Faizal Sayed Media Associates
+ 27 21 5911102
Newsroom@fsma.co.za
www.itimes.co.za
www.fsma.co.za

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Monday, November 29, 2010

The Content, Ideas, Schedules and all related matter contained in this document are private and confidential and whilst it is prepared expressly for the client mentioned herein, it remains the intellectual property of Faizal Sayed Media and may not be used in any format without express written permission obtained from Faizal Sayed Media.
Regards,

FAIZAL SAYED
Chief Editor
The Islamic Times

A Division of Faizal Sayed Media
Goodwood, Cape Town,
South Africa

Tel: +27 21 5911102
Email: Editor@fsma.co.za
Websites: www.fsma.co.za
www.iTimes.co.za
www.imuslim.co.za/islamictimes

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Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Documentary on the life of a Great Saint

With an ever growing interest in the life of the Great Muslim Saint who lies buried in Durban known as Hazrat Basha Peer, the time could not have been more apt to produce a documentary detailing his life and history says the producer, Faizal Sayed of Faizal Sayed Media Associates.
The production was commissioned by and is a joint initiative by the Chiraghe- e – Chishtia foundation and Habibia Soofie Saheb Badsha Peer Darbaar Riverside- Kenville based in Durban with the purpose of doing an an in-depth visual piece detailing every known aspect of the saint's life. Chirageh – e- Chishtia is an organisation dedicated to the research of the Sufis of the Chishtia order as well all other Sufi orders , and played a vital role in preparing the content and facilitating the production process.
Hazrat Badsha Peer arrived on the SS Truro in 1860 as in indentured labourer and as one of the first Indians to arrive from India to work on the sugar cane plantations in Durban. Since the early 1900s after the location of his grave by another mystic fondly known as Hazrat Soofie Saheb, Hazrat Badsha Peers Tomb located in the Brook Street Cemetry in Durban has become renowned as a place of spiritual benediction and reverence by many faiths and international travellers.
"The production was a challenging one from the view point that not much was known about the saint, so lots of information had to be pieced together" says content consultant, Naeem Khan of Chiraag-e-Chishtia Foundation. Khan, popular for his works on many Sufi mystic saints has been instrumental in preparing the content for the piece, working along with the commissioning organisation, the producers, technical team and other bodies to ensure the best production quality in terms of content and technical quality. "Many scenes dated to the 1800s were recreated with re enactment actors filmed strategically allowing the viewer maximum viewing quality" says Khan. The production features narrations by the internationally renowned Urdu poet and Radio lotus presenter Safee Siddiqi and extensive interviews with personalities like Hafez Fuzail Soofie who play a key role in the community regarding the teachings of the great Sufi Saints of Islam.
The Documentary can be seen shortly on the SABC and will be supplied to ITV, CTV a range of international satellite carriers.

Copies of the Documentary can be obtained by calling 0312078298 / 0835412753 in Durban, 0215911102 in Cape Town and 0118392064 in Johannesburg. A list of distribution points will be available on www.chishtiafoundation.com or via email at info@chishtiafoundation.com
Courtesy Faizal Sayed Media Associates


Regards,

FAIZAL SAYED
CEO

Faizal Sayed Media Associates
Divisions:
Film & TV Production
Media Planners & Buyers
Publishing Division
Call Centre Division

Tel: + 27 21 5911102
Email: Faizal@fsma.co.za
Website: www.fsma.co.za

All Rights Reserved 2010.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

THE ISLAMIC TIMES WELL RECEIVED


The new Islamic newspaper called The Islamic Times which was recenly launched is being well received according to publishers, Faizal Sayed Media.  "The second edition has hit the shelves and the Ramadaan and Eid edition is in the making" Says Ahmed Mohamed, the operations manager.
The newspaper which is a community based tabloid size paper is distributed all over Cape Town at no cost to readers.  The first edition has attracted a huge amount of interest especially in a time when it has become obvious that there is a dire need for more Islamic media.
"The challenge has been interesting and is exciting as one is able to use the platform to address and assist real issues, says Faizal Sayed, the paper's Editor.  "One cannot always satisfy all but we try to incorporate elements which may satsify readers with various interest, philosophies and backgrounds" says Sayed
According to the publishers reader interatcion allows the design and editorial team to further fine tune the paper in both design and editorial and therefore encourage the public to keep them up to date with community events and news.
The company also has designated call centres dealing with it's publications and products manged by Nazreen Cassim.  An inbound number will be availble soon which will manage all public responses and enquiries.
For more information email info@fsma.co.za or visit the online version at www.imuslim.co.za/islamictimes.