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Dawoodi bohra calendar 1440 pdf Continue Palo Alto Mosque ads open its doors to people of all faiths - San Jose Mercury News - On Tuesday, about two dozen Moldaw residents walk and bussed over to the Dawoodi Bohra community, where the world of Islam was quietly revealed by a two-man welcoming committee that gave lectures, laughed and answered all sorts of questions. Topics ranged from prayer practices and women's rights to the atrocious politics of extreme Islamic terrorism. We strongly and unequivocally condemn these atrocities in the harshest terms - the savagery that has been committed, said Zoaib Rangwala, community secretary who said terrorists are not representatives of Islam. Syedna Saifuddin received an honorary degree from DLitt - Journal - DAWN.COM - Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin, spiritual leader of the Dawoodi Bohra community, received an honorary degree from DLitt (Doctor of Letters) from the University of Karachi to Governor House on Tuesday. Bohra Community Leader received an honorary degree - The Express Tribune - Ameer Ali Syedna Mufaddal Saiduddin, community leader Dawoodi Bohra, received an honorary doctorate in literature by Sindh Governor Ishratul Ebad on Tuesday community kitchen gives Bohra women more freedom Jaipur NYOOOZ - No one in the Shiite Muslim community Dawoodi Bohra in Kota goes to bed hungry. Thanks to community cooking, a concept launched by the late religious leader of the community more than four years ago. Principal orders 40 students to stand in the sun for seven hours Mumbai NYOOOZ - A majority of the students who would have been punished, belong to the Community Dawoodi Bohra, and did not report to the school on July 9 because of Laylat al-Qadr, or the Night of Power, which holds much importance to Muslims as the blessed night, and is considered the most auspicious time to pray for forgiveness. Al-Fateha - I started the city of Brass in March 2002 at Blogspot, and moved to Beliefnet in August 2008. More than a thousand posts and a million page views later, it's time to end this chapter and start a new one. However, I'm not technically going anywhere - Beliefnet recently acquired Patheos, where I'm going... The post Al-Fateha first appeared on the city of Brass. Arbaeen Diary, 1439 - My friend Taha Raja has just completed Arbaeen, a 53-mile walk from Najaf to Karbala in Iraq, a pilgrimage for the remembrance of Imam Husain's sacrifice for Islam and humanity. Inchallah I will soon participate, but in the meantime I had the privilege to share in Taha's journey, as he posted updates during the ... The post Arbaeen Diary, 1439 first appeared on the city of Brass. Arbaeen, Day 3 - It's guest position by Taha M. Raja. Third in a series; See Arbaeen Day 2 for the previous entry. After 1278. near the right turn to go to downtown Kerbala. Resting with an Iranian tea which is a light blend of black tea and and with a lot of sugar.... The post Arbaeen, Day 3 first appeared on the city of Brass. Subscribe, unsubscribe or change your subscription email address, and browse/search the archives of the online mailing list on the home page of the DBNet mailing list! Jamaat Directory Find jamaat/mohalla contact information in the Worldwide Directory Mumineen photo pool on Flickr Click here to join the Mumineen Pool on Flickr Salaam, here's our Dawoodi Bohra Hijri calendar. you can see English and Hijri Date in a screen. It shows all our Deeni Miqaat. you can chk Deeni Miqaat by selecting any date. You can also add Edit Miqaat. you can go directly to any Hijri date from year 1 to the year 99999. You can see the Namaz calendar for cities from all over the world. We do not host Dawoodi Bohra Hijri Calendar 3.0 on our servers, so we have not scanned it for viruses, adware, spyware or any other type of malware. This application is hosted by Google Play and has passed their conditions to be listed, but we always recommend caution when installing it. soft112.com lists download links hosted by Google Play, so if you have a question about a particular software contact the publisher directly. The download links for Dawoodi Bohra Hijri Calendar 3.0 are provided to you by soft112.com without any guarantees, representations or guarantees of any kind, so download it at your own risk. RELATED PROGRAMS Our sect recommendations of Ismaili Shia Islam - The POV model is under consideration for fusion. The neutrality of this article is disputed. The relevant discussion can be found on the discussion page. Please do not delete [Dawoodi Bohra family in their religious attire. Total Population1,000,000[1] — 1,500,000[2]2018Regions with large populations India500,000-1,000,000[3 ﺑُﻬﺮة داؤوْدِﻳﺔ this message until the conditions are met. (August 2020) (Find out how and when to delete this template message) Dawoodi Bohra [4]ReligionsShi'a IslamScripturesQuranLanguages Mainly spoken: Lisan al-DawatEnglIshGujarHindiUrdu History: Sacred Arab: Arab Ethnic groups linked to Shiite Arabic: FiversTwelvers Ismailis: DruzeNizariQarmati Mustaalis: Hafizi Tayyibis: AlaviJafariSulaymani Websitethedawoodibohras.com The Dawoodi Bohras are a religious denomination within the Issyel branch of Shiite Islam. [5] The largest number are in India, Pakistan, Yemen, East Africa and the Gulf States. There are also a significant number of people living in the Middle East, East Africa, Europe, North America, Southeast Asia and Australia. Most of the estimate that the world's population is one million. Like all Muslims, they pray five times a day, fast during the month of Ramadan, perform the Haj and Umrah and give Zakat. The Dawoodi Bohra communities are united by a set of centuries-old principles: an unwavering commitment to faith; law-abiding citizens and develop a genuine love for the country in which they live a belief in the value of society, education, hard work and equal rights; Engagement with other religions and a responsibility to take care of the environment and all the creatures that live there. They seek to embrace modernity while remaining true to their fundamental traditions and beliefs. They believe in self-reliance and are mostly merchants, businessmen and entrepreneurs. [9] [10] [11] The word Bohra comes from the word Gujarati vohrvu or vyavahar, which means trade, in reference to one of their traditional occupations that continues to this day. [13] History Main Articles: Shia, Ismailism, Taiyabi Ismaili, and Musta'li Dawoodi Bohras are a subset of Islam. They are traced as: Dawoodi, Taiyebi, Musta'li, Isma'ili, Shiites, Muslims. [14]:1-4[15] The Muslims of Dawood Bohra trace their inheritance to the Fatimid caliphate, named after Fatimah, the revered daughter of the Islamic Prophet Muhammad. Devotion to the Fatimid imams and the family of Muhammad is a characteristic of the Dawoodi Bohra faith. The Dawoodi Bohras and the Fatimid dynasty The Fatimids first inhabited Medina and later ruled large parts of the Islamic world during the 10th and 11th centuries, including North Africa and Egypt. They ruled in order to promote and strengthen the religious traditions established by Muhammad. The Fatimid Imams oversaw an unprecedented period of Islamic history in terms of its political, economic, literary, artistic and scientific achievements. They founded educational institutions, such as Al-Azhar University, the oldest university in the world, as well as many architectural masterpieces in the city of Cairo, Egypt, which remain a lasting legacy of that era. Before the death of the 20th imam, Al-Amir bi-Ahkam Allah, he ordered his great emissary in Yemen, Sayyida Arwa al-Sulayhi, the queen of Yemen, to establish the office of the Da'i al-Mutlaq (or unrestricted missionary) to act as vice-president of the 21st imam in Tayyib Abu'l-Qasim while he was in secionlus. The Da'i al-Mutlaq was ordered to continue the mission of the imam, known as al-Da'wah al-Hadiyah (also Dawat-e-Hadiyah), which means providing advice to believers. The succession to the office of al-Dai al-Mutlaq is determined by a process called Nass, by which each Da'i - inspired and guided by the hidden imam - appoints his own successor. Each al-Dai al-Mutlaq has appointed a successor of his own life to continue the mission on behalf of the imams with all the authority and power inherent in this high office. The Da'is chain has continued uninterrupted to date. [17] The current incumbent in the Da'i-al-Mutlaq is Dr. Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin. [18] Faith and Traditions For a glimpse of the Mustaali Shiite faith, see Mustaali. Beliefs and Practices Devotion to Mohammed, His Family and Descendants a characteristic of the Faith Dawoodi Bohra, and is called walaayat. Other basic practices are taharat (purity in body and thought), salaat (daily ritual prayers), zakaat (offering part of his income to Allah), sawing (fasting, especially in the month of Ramadan), and hajj (a ritual pilgrimage to Mecca and its surroundings) and jihad (striving on the way to Allah). Dawoodi Bohras establishes mosques wherever they live and gather for prayers and majalis (enlightened gatherings) for the remembrance of Allah and his elect. Left: Burhanuddin, Dawoodi Bohras' 52nd Da'i al-Mutlaq, has held the position from the age of 49 from the age of 49. Right: Saifuddin, son and successor of Burhanuddin. Qardan Hasana Islam forbids Riba (Usure) and interest; Dawoodi Bohras follows the principle of Qardan Hasana. [19] Qardan Hasana (read. good loan) is a connotation towards borrowing or lending zero-rate interest rate loans also commonly known as interest-free loans. [14] The term Qardan Hasana is a unique terminology specific to Islam, which has been mentioned six times in the Koran.
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    5/3/2015 Court battle lays bare inner intrigues of Bohras' priestly family - Rediff.com Print this article Court battle lays bare inner intrigues of Bohras' priestly family Last updated on: April 30, 2015 15:06 IST The uncle versus nephew fight for the spiritual leadership of the Dawoodi Bohras enters the court­room, spilling family secrets and exposing the divide in the community. Jyoti Punwani reports. Jealousy and intrigue, attacks and assassination attempts ­­ the closed and highly exclusive world of the powerful ruling priestly family of the Dawoodi Bohras lay exposed on Tuesday in a Mumbai courtroom, reminding one of the intrigues of the Mughal empire. The Bombay high court’s majestic Central Court where Lokmanya Tilak had argued for Swarajya, formed a fitting backdrop to the story which unfolded during the cross­examination of Khuzaima Qutbuddin, (image, left), the 74­year­old brother of the late Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin, the 52nd Dai or spiritual head of the Dawood Bohra community. The cross­ examination was conducted by Iqbal Chagla. The Syedna died on January 17, 2014, and his son Mufaddal Saifuddin took over as the next Syedna. Qutbuddin has challenged this ascension, claiming that he himself is entitled to that position. While he admitted that none of his 12 brothers and eight sisters, all children of the 51st Dai, had acknowledged openly his claim of being the successor to Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin, Qutbuddin maintained that he had been conferred the nass (ie, officially anointed) by the former on December 10, 1965 ­­ in secret. He was the only witness to this, he said.