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Mustafa bags Bronze for Gujarat

Published on January 26, 2020 By Juzar Noorani

The President of the Gujarat Archery Association, respected Ishwar bhai Solanki took a team of 16 members to Agra, to participate in the 9th National Field Indoor Archery Championship 2019-2020. The event was held in the Shanti Niketan Public School, Tehra, Agra on the 24th, 25th and 26th of January 2020. Mustafa F Shakir, from […]

Imtehan of Al Jamea TUS Saifiyah – A Season of Learning

Published on March 25, 2018 By Juzar Noorani

Mausam imtihaan al sanawi in Al Jamea tus Saifiyah, Surat. The tradition of asking questions to know the answers. Imtihaan of Al Jamea tus Saifiyah opens doors of learning and wisdom for Mumineen. It is also a time to know the importance of learning to ask the right question. Its everyone’s dream to come and […]

Ashara 1439 ends like a dream

Published on October 3, 2017 By Guest Writer

What made Karachi Ashara outstanding, was the general attitude of Mumineen there. They treated mehmaan in the spirit of welcoming them as, Imam Husain’s zuwaar and Ali Qadr Maula’s TUS personal guests. This attitude was the winning point. Right from the word GO, small things mattered to mumineen. We were treated like royals. At the […]

Ashara Mubarakah 1439 in Karachi – A Poem

Published on October 2, 2017 By Juzar Noorani

The waking up early. The waiting eagerly. The rush we faced 24hours . The fully packed house. The chaos all around . The airports were filled with all the bohras incoming. The constant checking of ITS all around. The happiness when you got the pass. Aunty hati jao. Bhen Bethi jao. The sentence that was […]