19mi Shehrullah and Lailatul Qadr - Reflections On The Priceless Blessings We Received Through Ramadan al Mo’azzam

19th Shehrullah - Syedna TUS Amirul Mumineen SA Shahadaat Waaz Relayed Worldwide from Bakersfield, California

On the night of 19th Ramadan al Mo’azzam, Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS delivered Maulana Ali Shahaadat Waaz in Bakersfield, California. Mumineen around the world participated in the virtual event and watched Maulana’s TUS waaz mubarak online.

The waaz mubarak was profound. Syedna TUS explained the meaning of the word “Qur’an” and did tawjeeh bayaan, expounding on the deep meaning behind each letter of the word. The letters of the word “Qur’an'' signify the shaan of Rasulullah SA, Maulana Ali SA, Maulatuna Fatema SA, Aimmat Tahireen SA, and the Du’at Mutlaqeen RA respectively. Syedna quoted numerous ayats from the Qur’an, and explained why our Hudood are the ones through whom we are able to understand the true meanings of the Qur’an.

Syedna TUS guided Mumineen during mo’izat byaan that praying Qur’an should be a part of our daily life. He related many zikrs about the importance of praying Qur’an, emphasizing that Syedna Qutbuddin RA always said, “Praying Qur’an it is the best investment of your time.” Syedna TUS bestowed countless pearls of wisdom and counsel and showered Mumineen with his precious dua.

In the end, Amirul Mumineen’s Dai, Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS recounted the events before Maulana Ali’s shahadat including his last Shehrullah. Mumineen’s hearts were split open as Syedna TUS exclaimed “Fuzto wa rabil Ka’aba!” and related when Ibn Muljim struck Amirul Mumineen from behind when he was in prayer. Mumineen were overwhelmed with tears of grief.

Mumineen around the world offer gratitude for the barakat of Maulana’s waaz mubarak and the opportunity to obtain the priceless treasure and barakaat of the ilm of Aale Mohammed from the Dai-z-zamaan.

23rd Shehrullah - Lailatul Qadr : Syedna TUS | Darus Sakina, California and Syedi Mazoon Saheb AAB | Darus Sakina, Mumbai

On the auspicious night of Lailatul Qadr, the night which is greater than a thousand months, Dai al Fatemi, Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS led Mumineen in namaz and ibadat in Bakersfield, California. With sincerity and passion, with Imam-uz-zamaan’s flowing tayeed, Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS prayed wasila in Lailatul Qadr. Syedna’s doa deeply touched every Mumin’s heart and filled their souls with peace. Syedna TUS also composed a munajaat sharifa for this year’s Lailatul Qadr which was explained by Shehzada Khuzaima Bhaisaheb who also arazed shukr for Syedna’s TUS innumerable blessings. Mumineen were grateful in every moment for the opportunity to honor this auspicious night under the saya of Syedna TUS and receive countless barakaat.

In Darus Sakina, Mumbai, Mazoon-ud-Dawatil-Gharra' Syedi wa Maulaya Abdeali Bhaisaheb Saifuddin AAB led mumineen in prayer through every treasured moment in the night of Lailatul Qadr. Mumineen gathered together virtually through a zoom broadcast and were united in their surrender in worship to Allah Ta'ala. Syedi Mazoon Saheb's AAB iltija to Allah Ta’ala through the precious duas of Imam Ali Zainul Abedeen AS, Syedna Mo'ayad al-Shiraazi RA, and Syedna Taher Saifuddin RA moved every mumin’s heart and filled their souls with gratitude to receive the endless blessings and barakaat.

In a live broadcast for mumineen across the globe, Mukasiro-Dawatil-Haqqil-Mubeen Syedi wa Maulaya Husain Bhaisaheb Burhanuddin AAB, prayed and explained Syedna Taher Fakhruddin's TUS munajaat this year "Ayaa Samee'an Nidaa'i." Syedi Mukasir Saheb AAB explained that Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS uses each of the 28 letters of the Arabic alphabet as the internal rhyme for the 28 stanzas of this uniquely eloquent and profound munajaat sharifa. Syedi Mukasir Saheb AAB throughout his bayaan stressed upon the importance of this precious night and the endless barakaat that we receive of Maulatuna Fatema AS. He arazed shukur for Syedna Fakhruddin's TUS countless barakaat and blessings and he prayed for nasr-e-azeez and fateh mubeen.