23 reviews

بقالة المرام

Name: بقالة المرام
Address: Ajman, United Arab Emirates
Rating: 3.5

Ajman

9FVX+F56 - Al Rawda 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates

Supermarket Church Anglican church

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+971 6 749 1398

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بقالة المرام is a supermarket, church and anglican church located in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The average rating of this business is 3.50 out of 5 stars based on 23 reviews. The street address of this business is 9FVX+F56 - Al Rawda 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates. بقالة المرام is closed on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, and other days it is open from 11:00am to 12:00pm.

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Where بقالة المرام is located at?: بقالة المرام is located at 9FVX+F56 - Al Rawda 3 - Ajman - United Arab Emirates.
What is the contact number of بقالة المرام?: The contact number of بقالة المرام is +971 6 749 1398

Reviews

5 Ayesha Dubai 34 months ago

Good

5 My vlog 46 months ago

Helps a lot for my job

3 Abdul Rehman (Maani) 58 months ago

Good attitude and shopping experience

5 Muhammed Shamshad 40 months ago

Good

2 Hakeem aldaham 39 months ago

جبده

3 Gamal Alameldien Ali Abdou 45 months ago

جيد

1 Mahmoud Saad 46 months ago

لاتعليق

2 abdullah Esmaieel 106 months ago

جميله

5 Eliot Collins 45 months ago

St Curig’s Church in Llangurig dates from the 14th and 15th century, with significant restoration in the 19th century.
Thought to have been founded by St Curig himself in 6th or 7th century, the church was originally a clas, the equivalent of a pre-Norman, native Welsh monastery. The church was controlled by the abbey at Strata Florida by the 12th century and the structure of the tower may also date from this time.
Portions of the church’s fabric survives from Perpendicular Gothic remodelling in the 14th and 15th centuries. The barrel vaulted nave ceiling bearing large, carved wooden angels on hammerbeams, is also 15th century. The octagonal font is Perpendicular in style and thought to date from this remodelling. The deep scratches in the stone are said to be from sharpening swords but this may just be fanciful theorising.
In 1877, Chevalier Lloyd of nearby Clochfaen Hall gave £11,000 to George Gilbert Scott and Arthur Baker to undertake major restorations of the church. Significant portions of the church were ruinous by the 19th century and were completely rebuilt. Battlements, the spire and stair turret were added to the tower. The screen is a replica of the original medieval screen, produced based on detailed historical sketches. Most of the other timber furniture was added at this time.
The dormers on the North wall were built and all the glass was replaced. The current glass was by Burlison & Grylls of London, much of it relating to Lloyd family ancestry. Although it is faded in some places, the glass was one of the first inclusions of borax into the process.
A pew near the front of the nave bears a small crown finial and a commemorative plaque stating King George VI worshipped at the church in 1916. The Prince of York at the time, he stayed at Clochfaen Hall after participating as a midshipman and turret gunner aboard HMS Collingwood in the Battle of Jutland, the largest naval battle in the First World War.

4 Paul Snook 69 months ago

St Curig's Church is easy to find its spire dominates the skyline of Llangurig town, there is plenty of parking available. At the time of our visit the grounds were well maintained. For times of worship one is advised to check in advance.

5 Rhian Jeffreys-Gibbs 81 months ago

beautifully presented very traditional

5 Cat Woman 57 months ago

Beautiful church. Amazing services.

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