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UK NEDians Get Together --- EID WEEKEND
Hope u all r enjoying good health and making the most of Mah-e-Ramadan .
I was thinking about having a get together on the weekend just after Eid.
Please have your say on that and also about the place and time.
cheers.
Farhad.
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Permalink Reply by Fahad Imam on
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Sure, I propse Saturday night 20 Oct in Manchester, any other ideas?????
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Permalink Reply by Sohaib Zia Khan on
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Even though I am reading this messages after long time,,, but i am very curious to meet the NEDian,, specially in Manchester,, as I am also in Manchester..
We can make a detial program of meeting,, if the other memebers are intrested?
Regards,
Sohaib. -
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