Feature 1495 · Hospitality / lodging arrangements

1in houses along Chair Factory Road and apartments in Main Campus buildings, as well as off-site members living in the area. The population expands with temporary staff and students during the summer. The Abode’s extended community includes past residents and the many Sufi Order members who regularly or occasionally attend events at the Abode, numbering several thousand. ¶ == Activities == ¶ The Abode Programs Office administers event scheduling and oversees operations and services for the Abode. The Office operates the Main Campus and the Mountain Camp conference centers, and other Abode facilities that are available to rent for public events. B&B-style housing is also available for individual visitors staying overnight. The Office manages programs for volunteer interns, work-exchange residents, as well as Khidmat, the Abode’s combined work service-study program. ¶ The Abode Retreat Center arranges individual, spiritual meditative retreats of three to forty days, either in a private retreat hut or cabin,

275°11′E  /  20.05°N 75.18°E  / 20.05; 75.18. It is an excellent health mart enjoying a pleasant and temperate climate, with an altitude of about 500 feet above the plains and 2,732 feet above the level of the sea. About four miles distant from the town are the world famous caves of Ellora, and the State guest-house and the travellers' bungalow, the latter of which is maintained by the Zilla Parishad, greatly facilitate the stay of the tourists. ¶ == Demographics == ¶ As of 2001 India census Template:GR, Khuldabad had a population of 12,794. Males constitute 52% of the population and females 48%. Khuldabad has an average literacy rate of 6

3āhs the Ajmer dargāh took on the special distinction of being the 'mother' dargah of them all. ¶ == Dargah Sharif == ¶ Main article: Dargah Sharif ¶ The dargah (shrine) of Chisti, known as Dargah Sharif or Ajmer Sharif is an international wakf ( endowment), managed under the 'Dargah Khwaja Saheb Act, 1955' of Government of India. The Dargah Committee, appointed by the Government, manages donations, takes care of the maintenance of the shrine, and runs charitable institutions like dispensaries, and guest houses for the devotees. The dargah, which is visited by Muslim pilgrims as well as Hindus and Sikhs as a symbol of intercommunal harmony. ¶ == In popular culture == ¶ His poetry in praise of Imam Hussein ibn Ali is well known, specially the following verse: ¶ Shah Ast Hussein Badshah Ast Hussein ¶ R

4if Hussain Mumtaj Mahal ¶ Fathima Gani Mahal ¶ Rifaya Mahal ¶ Misbah Line ¶ Amjadha mahal ¶ Arshadha Mahal ¶ Darbar Guest House ¶ Sulaiha Line ¶ Haja line ¶ Jahanghir sulthan line ¶ Khaleefa Line ¶ Azees line ¶ Jamarath Mahal & Line ¶ Shahid waliullah Guest House ¶ Mukhthar mahal ¶ Royal Guest House ¶ Deluxe Guest house ¶ Paris guest house ¶ == Hotels with boarding and lodging == ¶ Hotel Barakkath, Dargah western gate. ¶ Hotel Dasooqui (Earlier Khuthbiya) ¶ == Hotels for food == ¶ Hotel Rahmath ¶ Hotel Star Malabar ¶ Hotel Ayesha ¶ Hotel Muhammadh Sal.. ¶ Hotel Raj Bhavan (Pure Veg.) ¶ Rowther Mess ¶ Hotel Benasir ¶ Hotel Miskeen ¶ Hotel Idris (Ervadi) ¶ Hotel Barakkath, Kattupalli. ¶ Hotel Sik

5the guest, according to their right as a guest. Therefore there needs to be a cultivation of cultures of hospitality regardless of faith, race, across sex and gender, ability etc.For as “Abd Shuraib al-Adawi reported: My ears listened and my eye saw when Allah’s Messenger (may peace be upon him) spoke and said: He [and/or She] who believes In Allah and the hereafter should show respect to the guest even with utmost kindness and courtesy. They said: Messenger of Allah, what is this utmost kindness and courtesy? He replied: It is for a day and a night. Hospitality extends for three days, and what is beyond that is a Sadaqa for him [and/or her]; and he [and/or she] who believes in Allah and the Hereafter should say something good or keep quiet” (Bukhari & Muslim: Book 18: Prophet Hadeeth 42

6<bos>Above the entry gate to Tekke garden is an Ottoman inscription dated 4 March 1813. Sultan Mahmud II 's monogram appears on both sides of the inscription and reads, "Hala Sultan Tekke was built by God's beloved great Ottoman Cyprus governor". The garden itself was designed by a pasha and came to be known as "Pasha garden". The complex of buildings adjacent to the Tekke was known as "Gülşen-Feyz" ( the rose garden of plenitude or of enlightenment). To the north (left) of the entrance there used to be a guesthouse for men. On the right side of the entrance, there was another guesthouse of which one block was reserved for men ( Selamlik) and the other for women ( Haremlik). It was a custom for visitors to take the oath of dedication to serve the Hala Sultan Tekke if their wishes were realized. The domed

7of attachment to that marabout, and the domains or situations in which to follow him. While there is a widespread belief in the maraboutic system in Sengeal and a strong commitment to it, it is not necessarily accompanied by an absolute attachment to any one living marabout. ¶ == Influence Outside Senegal == ¶ The brotherhood has a sizeable representation in certain large cities in Europe and the United States. Most of these cities with a large Senegalese immigrant population have a Keur Serigne Touba (Residence of the Master of Touba), a seat for the community which accommodates meetings and prayers while also being used as a provisional residence for newcomers. In Paris and New York City, a number of the Mouride followers are small street merchants. They often send money back to the brotherhood leaders in Touba. ¶ In 2004 Senegalese musician Youssou N'Dour released his Grammy Award winning album Egypt, which documents his

81999. First, an oil on canvas, "Dora Maar", was stolen from a boat on the French Riviera. The boat's crew was arrested and Lloyds offered a 540,000 euro reward. The painting is currently registered with the FBI's National Stolen Art File . The second stolen "Dora Maar" is a bronze sculpture representing her face. It was taken from a public square in Paris on 1 April 1999. ¶ Currently, The Brown Foundation Fellows Program based in Dora Maar's former home in Menerbes, France, provides residencies of one to three months for mid-career professionals in the arts and humanities to concentrate on their fields of expertise. ¶ Dovber Schneuri (1773-11-13 - 1827-11-16 OS) was the second Rebbe (spiritual leader) of the Ch

9<bos>Individual or group, we are traversed by lines, meridians, geodesies, tropics, and zones marching to different beats and differing in nature. We said that we are composed of lines, three kinds of lines. Or rather, of bundles of lines, for each kind is multiple. We may be more interested in a certain line than in the others, and perhaps there is indeed one that is, not determining, but of greater importance … if it is there. For some of these lines are imposed on us from outside, at least in part. Others sprout up somewhat by chance, from a trifle, why we will never know. Others can be invented, drawn, without a model and without chance: we must invent our lines of flight, if we are able, and the only way we can invent them is by effectively drawing them, in our lives. Aren’t lines of flight the most difficult of all? Certain groups or people have none and

10“And the Lord went His way, as soon ¶ as He had left off speaking to Abra¬ ham; and Abraham returned unto his place. ¶ And the two angels came to Sodom at even; and Lot sat in the gate of Sodom; and Lot saw them, and rose up to meet them; and he fell down on his face to the earth; 2 and he said: ‘Behold now, my lords, turn aside, I pray you, into your servant’s house, and tarry all night, and wash your feet, and ye shall rise up early, and go on your way/ And they said: ‘Nay; but we will abide in the broad place all night.’ 3 And he urged them greatly; and they turned in unto him,

11Come with me from Lebanon, my bride, with me from Lebanon" (Shir Hashirim 4:8), THUS MALCHUT is here called "with me" (Heb. iti). And in the written Torah, it is said about her: "Behold, there is a place by Me (Heb. iti)" (Shemot 33:21). HENCE 'A PLACE' IS MALCHUT, AS IS 'WITH ME.' And since MALCHUT is called 'a place' in this world, it is said about her: "And he lighted on a certain place, and tarried there all night" (Beresheet 28:11). ¶ And for this reason, she says: "O that I were in the wilderness, in a lodging place of wayfaring men" (Yirmeyah 9:1), for then she would have been independent, without those who turn

12his adversary. This is of course true not only of the Trumps, but of all the other cards; and it must be true of any specialised studies. If one goes into a shop and asks for a map of a certain country, one cannot get a complete map, because any such map would necessarily merge into the Universe as it approached completeness, for a country's character is modified by the adjacent countries, and so on for ever. Nor would even any useful map be complete in the most vulgar practical way without leading to confusion. The shopman would want to know whether his customer wanted a geological map, an orographical map, a commercial map, a map showing the distribution of population, or a strategic map; and so on for ever. ¶ The student of the Tarot must not therefore expect to find anything beyond a careful selection of the facts about any

13<bos>A “waystation” (manzil) is called such only because one alights (nuziil) in it [for a time], but if one should take up resi- dence in it and does not pass on, then it 1s called an “abode” (mawtin), because one settles down there, or a “dwelling” (mas- kan), because one feels at home there an does not pass on to another waystation. Of course the servant cannot avoid pas- sage within the substations (daqiqa) of the waystation itself, without leaving it. He is like someone who moves about in the rooms of the house in which he dwells. As long as the gnostic remains the com- Panion of a single divine name, ¢ven though he moves about in diverse modes within it, then

14wheels speak of roads, their slimness of smooth roads, the brake of hilly roads. The shafts show that it was meant to be drawn by an animal, their height and length suggest an animal of the size of a horse. That the carriage is open suggests a climate tolerable at any time of the year.«WEH NOTE: The EQUINOX has "...a climate tolerable at any rate for part of the year."» The height of the box suggest crowded streets, or the spirited character of the animal employed to draw it. The cushions indicate its use to convey men rather than merchandise; its hood that rain sometimes falls, or that the sun is at times powerful. The springs would imply considerable skill in metals; the varnish much attainment in that craft. ¶ 35. Similarly, let the adept consider of his own case. Now that he is on the point

15's nightly protection of "the city" from the Other Side, and His guarding of the Sanctuary from the primordial serpent. Rabbi Elazar then concludes the discussion by explaining the complete perfection of Jacob both above and below. ¶ Using the language of metaphor, the Zohar draws upon the mystical power of the Hebrew letters to connect us to the primordial forces of Creation, which sustain and protect the world. Through this passage, we draw the energy of creation into our lives, for renewal, healing, and protection. ¶ "And Jacob journeyed to Sukkot, and built him a house, and made booths (Heb. Sukkot) for his cattle; therefore the name of the place is called Sukot" (Beresheet 33:17). Rabbi Chiya opened the discussion with the verse, "A Ma'alot poem for Solomon. Unless Hashem builds the house ...unless Hashem keeps the city ..." (Tehilim

162] Subject: Re: Confirmation ¶ [Hotel Koenigswache - Muenchen - MUC]: Dear Mr. Poernomo, ¶ we have now finally reserved for you ¶ 1 single room from 11. to 12. March 2008 at EUR 85,00. ¶ See you tomorrow. ¶ Best regards ¶ Elisabeth Bergmann HOTEL KÖNIGSWACHE Steinheilstr. 7 D-80333 München Tel.: +49 89 54 27 570 Fax: +49 89 52 32 114 ¶ Dear Ms. Bergmann, ¶ I am currently staying at your hotel ‹ but am delayed at my meeting, so will be only able to check out at 14:10. I hope this is okay. ¶ Best wishes,

17<bos>[email to Omer F. Rana, 2008-04-15] Subject: Re: Hotels ¶ [Omer F. Rana]: Dear Iman, ¶ Thank you for this information. I am actually only coming for April 22. I am leaving for a research visit to Sydney on April 25, so need to finalize a couple of things next week. I will not be needing a hotel room. ¶ I hope this is still OK for me to come for one day. ¶ regards Omer ¶ Iman Poernomo wrote: Dear Jose, Omer and Laura, ¶ I hope you are well -- I am writing about the King's workshop next week. For some reason your rooms were not reserved in the group booking that Assel did a while back. As there is only a week to go, we can't do a new booking for you

18<bos>[email to Timur Umarov, 2007-11-13] Subject: Re: Housing for Assel Akzhalova ¶ [Timur Umarov]: Dear Iman, ¶ Both of us have been looking for a flat recently. The best way is to go directly to Agencies. Everything depends on their budget, the area they prefer to live, and there is a requirement to pay a 6-week deposit. Most of agencies require proper documentation about scholarship, university letters, proof of income. The average rate for 2-bedroom flat is £230/week. We think that it would be appropriate for Assel to live at least first 2 weeks in the dorm and look for an accommodation during this period. ¶ -- Kind regards, Timur and Nurzhan ¶ should she organize anything from bolashak in terms of supoort, or preparation

19 arrangements. A reservation is confirmed in the name of Iman Poernomo for 1 night(s) at the Property(ies): ¶ SCHLOSSHOTEL KARLSRUHE BAHNHOFPLATZ 2 KARLSRUHE, Germany Business: 49- 721-3832-0 TollFree: ¶ Your confirmation number for this booking is 163096002967 ¶ Property: SCHLOSSHOTEL KARLSRUHE Status: Booked Check-in: Thursday, March 31, 2011 Check-out: Friday, April 01, 2011 Number of Adults: 1 Number of Children: 0 Room: BEST ROOM AVAILABLE ON ARRIVAL Quantity: 1 Average Daily Rate: € 97,

20<bos>[email to Timur Umarov, 2007-11-14] Subject: Re: Housing for Assel Akzhalova ¶ [Timur Umarov]: Dear Iman, ¶ Both of us have been looking for a flat recently. The best way is to go directly to Agencies. Everything depends on their budget, the area they prefer to live, and there is a requirement to pay a 6-week deposit. Most of agencies require proper documentation about scholarship, university letters, proof of income. The average rate for 2-bedroom flat is £230/week. We think that it would be appropriate for Assel to live at least first 2 weeks in the dorm and look for an accommodation during this period. ¶ -- Kind regards, Timur and Nurzhan ¶ Regarding flat hunting -- you don't want to live with two Kazakh girls do you

21<bos>[email to correspondent, 2008-04-09] Subject: Group reservation ¶ Dear Agnieszka, ¶ I spoke to you a week ago about a group booking for a conference I am running at King's College -- originally I wanted 10 rooms but many of the delegates have made alternative arrangements. So now I only require three single rooms: would the cost still be 119GBP? ¶ We need to reserve rooms for the following people: JOSE LUIZ FIADEIRO, Laura Bocchi and Omer Rana. ¶ As King's College will be paying for them, I guess you will need to give us an invoice or some such thing? Doing this by email would be the fastest way. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of

22<bos>[email to iman.poernomo@gmail.com, 2011-03-31] Subject: <no subject> ¶ Thank you for choosing SCHLOSSHOTEL KARLSRUHE for your travel arrangements. A reservation is confirmed in the name of Steffen Zchaler for 1 night(s) at the Property(ies): ¶ SCHLOSSHOTEL KARLSRUHE BAHNHOFPLATZ 2 KARLSRUHE, Germany Business: 49- 721-3832-0 TollFree: ¶ Your confirmation number for this booking is 433096003132 ¶ Property: SCHLOSSHOTEL KARLSRUHE Status: Booked Check-in: Thursday, March 31, 2011 Check-out: Friday

23By the way, I am sorry for the question what does it mean who cced you? ¶ with regards, Assel. ¶ Cc¹ed ‹ when I include you in the ³cc² in an email: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_copy You got the email from about those guys from SAP? ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848 2851 ¶ email: iman@dcs.kcl.ac.uk web: http://palab.dcs.kcl.ac.uk

24<bos>[email to PALab research group, 2010-01-19] Subject: Re: PALab posting Javier ¶ One other thing: Javier is looking for shared accommodation for 5 months - if you know of anything going amongst the PhDs, please let him know. ¶ Best ¶ Iman ¶ Dear all, ¶ Because the department is currently treating Javier as a senior visitor, he is stuck in room K6.51 (next to Kevin's office) all alone. ¶ If you guys are doing anything social (like lunch or whatever), please drop by his office and invite him along. Also, if you feel the urge to share research ideas (on QoS or MT), please invite him down to the lab. ¶ He's partly being funded to visit to practice his English and interact with another academic environment: hopefully this will be easier if I successfully move him back down to the

25<bos>[email to Timur Umarov, 2007-11-12] Subject: Housing for Assel Akzhalova ¶ Hi Nurzhan and Timur, ¶ Do you have any suggestions about how to find a nice room for Assel Akzhalova and another Kazakh girl (not a dorm)? I have no idea where to look on the web. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ -- ------- ¶ Iman Poernomo Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848 2851 ¶ email: iman@dcs.kcl.ac.uk web: www.dcs.kcl.ac.uk/staff

26<bos>[email to georgios.tsaramirsis@accenture.com, 2008-01-09] Subject: Re: accomodation ¶ [georgios.tsaramirsis@accenture.com]: Hi, ¶ I am moving out my flat at the 20th of January and also i am overloaded with work. ¶ One poster, one paper plus my transfer report all must be done by the end of this month. ¶ This makes it very diffult for me to look for a place and i applied for a room in a Kings college Student hall. I explain them that i need the place urgently and that it is very difficult for me to search for something outside due to my accademic work load. The staff said that the will try to give priority to me and that it will help if you send them an email of support. Just a couple of lines to explain them that because of the

27<bos>[email to room bookings, 2008-05-01] Subject: Another reservation ¶ Dear Room Bookings, ¶ Can I please reserve room 5E for another revision session, between 14-15:30 this Tuesday May 6. ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ -- ¶ Iman Hafiz Poernomo, Ph.D. Team Leader The Predictable Assembly Laboratory Department of Computer Science King's College London, Strand, London, WC2R 2LS, UK ¶ phone: +44 20 7848 2694 fax: +44 20 7848 2851 ¶ email: iman@dcs.kcl.ac.uk web: http://palab.dcs.kcl.ac.uk

28<bos>[email to Assel Altayeva, 2011-08-02] Subject: Fwd: Itinerary - Almaty, Kazakhstan - 2 Aug 2011 - (Itin# 12642975754) ¶ [Assel Altayeva]: From: iman.poernomo@gmail.com Date: 1 August 2011 01:44:00 PM GMT+01:00 To: iman.poernomo@gmail.com Cc: a.a.altayeva@gmail.com Subject: Itinerary - Almaty, Kazakhstan - 2 Aug 2011 - (Itin# 12642975754) ¶ From: Name: Assel Altayeva Email: iman.poernomo@gmail.com

29Dear Ralf, ¶ Happy new year -- best wishes to you and Eva in life and work for 2008! ¶ Would you be able to give a talk at King's on the 21st? If so, please send me a title and abstract. ¶ How are you planning to arrive at London and then move on the Manchester? Who is accompanying you? You are welcome to stay at our house (it's a bit far from the city, but we can catch the tube together), but I seem to recall you were going to take Anne and Stefan? I can book hotel rooms for whoever needs it at our university halls -- King's will pay for 2 nights for one of you, if you give the talk./ ¶ Please reply to this address, as the King's email server is down (yet again). ¶ Best wishes, ¶ Iman ¶ ------- ¶ Iman Po

30<bos>[email to correspondent, 2011-08-25] Subject: Itinerary - London - 8 Sep 2011 - (Itin# 12689444704) ¶ From: Name: LUCY POERNOMO Email: iman.poernomo@gmail.com ¶ This email contains a copy of an Expedia.co.uk itinerary sent by LUCY LUSHKA POERNOMO (iman.poernomo@gmail.com). ¶ Itinerary #: 12689444704 LUCY LUSHKA POERNOMO ¶ For assistance call (0330) 123 1235 or email travel@support.expedia.co.uk ¶ --------------------------------------------