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  • May 10, 2021
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HAF-MLD-1 | Muladhoo Old Cemetery and ruins of a mosque

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A man named Ban’deyri Aadanu was in charge of maintaining the ziyaarat (shrine) of Saeed Thoha. Everyday, he cleaned it, set flags around the building, and performed ritual burning of incense. In return, he received the largest fish of the day caught by a local fisherman. Because of this, the fish was referred to locally as Ziyaarat Dhandi Mas.

MHS Site No.: HAF-MLD-1
Interlocutor: Abdul Qafoor Ali (61)
Interviewer: Ibrahim Mujah
Date: 11 December 2019
Atoll: Haa Alif
Island: Mulhadhoo
Address: –

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