Doha Bids Farewell to Preacher Tayes Al-Jumaili After a Life of Charity
The Qatari capital, Doha, has laid to rest preacher Tayes Abdullah Al-Jumaili, who leaves behind a lasting legacy of humanitarian and religious service.
The Qatari capital, Doha, mourned the passing of preacher Tayes Abdullah Al-Jumaili, following a distinguished career dedicated to preaching and charitable work.
The late scholar served as an imam and preacher for the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs in Qatar, where he was known for his commitment to his religious and social duties.
His humanitarian impact spanned several decades across the African continent, where he played a key role in major development projects, including the construction of mosques and the digging of water wells.
Al-Jumaili co-founded the Direct Aid organization alongside preacher Abdul Rahman Al-Sumait, contributing significantly to supporting the needy and impoverished worldwide.
Various Islamic organizations paid tribute to the late preacher, honoring his prominent role in promoting values of goodness and religious awareness, and remembering his lifelong dedication to serving humanity.