Death Can Lose its Sting

Anis send this to his brother "In His Tablets, Bahá’u’lláh says that were we able to comprehend the facilities that await us in the world to come, death would lose its sting; nay rather we would welcome it as a gateway to a realm immeasurably higher and nobler than this home of suffering we call our earth. You should therefore think of their blessings and comfort yourself for your momentary separation. In time, all of us will join our departed ones and share their joys." (From a letter written on behalf of Shoghi Effendi to an individual believer, January 13, 1932)

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TRAVEL-ADVENTURE

Anis had a deep love for travel, and from a young age, he explored many places: • 1985 – Traveled to France with the family, where he celebrated his first birthday. • 1985 – Also visited London during this trip. • 1990 – At age 6, traveled to Réunion Island with the family for a Bahá'í Inter-Island Conference. • 2002 – Accompanied the family on Pilgrimage to the Holy Land (Israel).and France • 2003 – Traveled to Rodrigues Island as a traveling teacher for three months. • August 2003 – Moved to France to study at Université Paris 10. • During his time in France, he frequently visited his brother Brian in Strasbourg, and I know they had a lot of fun together. • During university holidays, he often visited London and Germany. • 2005 – Visited us in Mauritius before returning to complete his studies. • 2007-2008 – Returned home after completing his BA in Law. • After completing his MBA, he took a job at a company named Cote Ouest dealing with film and media. Anis’ career too...

Anis' Life – As Far as My Memory Serves

Anis' Life – Education ------- Anis was born on July 11, 1984, weighing 5 kg at the former Jeetoo Government Hospital. From the very beginning, he was full of vitality and life. A highly intelligent boy, he often complained that he wasn’t learning anything at school. I still remember the day he came home early, having skipped school. To my surprise, I had to take him back myself. He argued that he went to school for nothing. Later, we discovered that he had been avoiding school for several days. Je lui ai donné une fessée that day, and he never forgot it—he would often remind me of it later, though I always felt sorry for it. Despite these early school struggles, Anis excelled in his studies. He passed his CPE exams successfully, ranking 49th in the country and placing among the top 100 students in Mauritius. He then attended the Royal College of Curepipe, where he passed his SC and HSC brilliantly. Pursuing higher education, Anis moved to France to study Law and later return...

Caught in action

This pictures was taken without Anis 's knowledge while he was distributing food supplies during the COVID pandemic. In a moment of kindness, he also helped a very sick man by taking him to the hospital."

ANIS GONE TOO SOON

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