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PHOTO: Marseille Markaz (Report in English/French)

Posted on September 8, 2011 by DBNet Editor (mf)

New Markaz/Darul Imarat in Marseille, France Marseille is a city in the south east of France on its Mediterranean coast. It is the second most populated French city ( population: 800,000+) and also one of the most cosmopolitan with a … Continue reading →

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REPORT : KUN Ziyarat (in English)

Posted on September 6, 2011 by DBNet Editor (mf)

Aqamola’s (tus) Karbala/Najaf Ziyarat, 1432H 5th Shawwal ul Mukarram / 3rd September 2011 Huzurala (tus) arrived in Najaf at 6.15pm by a direct charter flight from Mumbai where he was received by a host of dignitaries including the Deputy Governor … Continue reading →

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Al-Anwar bhaisaheb Badruddin leads Laylatul Qadr in Croydon, South London.

Posted on August 25, 2011 by DBNet Editor (mf)

Al-Anwar bhaisaheb Badruddin leads Laylatul Qadr in Croydon, South London. This is the first ever Laylatul Qadr in the Burhani Centenery Centre. A cake was made to celebrate Syedi Mufaddal Mola’s (tus) milad mubarak. Photos provided courtesy of Mulla Shabbir … Continue reading →

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WAAZ MUBARAK: Syedna Qutbuddin al-Shaheed (ra), London 1432H

Posted on June 1, 2011 by DBNet Editor (mf)

Huzurala’s (tus) waaz mubarak on the day of the urs of Syedna Qutbuddin Shaheed (ra) resonated with the words ‘itmenaan’ and ‘sukuun’ (peace and tranquility). This itmenaan and sukuun is found in the remembrance of the Awliyaullah who are the … Continue reading →

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Eclipses in June/July 2011, 1st, 15th, 1st

Posted on June 1, 2011 by DBNet Editor (mf)

Partial Solar Eclipse of June 01 – Far Northern Hemisphere The next partial solar eclipse occurs at the Moon’s descending node in Taurus. The event is visible from high latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere (Figure 2). The eclipse begins at … Continue reading →

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