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Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS Milad Mubarak
On 26mi raat (Wednesday evening), Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS will grace Milad Majlis in the Mazaar-e-Qutbi Complex and deliver Bayaan Mubarak, after Maghrib Isha Namaaz, insha’Allah. Mumineen are thereafter invited for Salawaat and Khushi Jaman. Live broadcast will begin at 6:30pm India time on YouTube insha’Allah.

Majlis 79: "How can the meanings of Quran verses be truly understood?" | Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS
Allah Ta’ala states in the Quran Majeed that “the taweel - the true inner meaning – of the Quran is known only to Allah and those who are grounded in knowledge.” The outward revelation in Arabic is called tanzeel. The deep inner meaning is termed taweel. There are many interpreters of the Quran. All have their own varying interpretations. How do we know which interpretation is correct?
Qasr-e-Aali Shaadi Invitation | Jumadal Ukhra 1445H
With all our thanks to Allah and His Wali Imam-uz-zaman AS for his immense and innumerable blessings, we are delighted to announce the glad tidings of Shaadi celebrations in Syedna Taher Fakhruddin’s TUS Qasr Mubarak...
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Syedi Mazoon Saheb AAB Qadambosi and Araz Bethak - Saturday 25 November
Mazoon-ud-Dawatil Gharra al-Maula al-Ajal Syedi wa Maulaya Abdeali bhaisaheb Saifuddin AAB will preside over qadambosi and araz bethak in Mazaar-e-Qutbi Complex on Saturday 25th November, at 5:00pm India time insha’Allah. Please register for private time to araz any matter or to request online bethak appointment.
Maulatuna Fatema SA Khutba Arabic and Translation
The khutba that Maulatuna Fatema AS delivered after Rasulullah’s SA wafaat is presented with a side by side English translation.
Fatemi Da’i – Fatemi Da’wat
Our Imams and their Dai’s chose to use Maulatuna Fatema’s name to identify their Da’wat.
Misaaq
Misaaq (or ‘ahd) means covenant or promise; a promise that establishes a commitment between God and each Mumin. Bay’at or safaqat (literally hand-in-hand) is the final pledge and commitment by a Mumin to the Misaaq. If you would like to give misaaq, find out more details here.