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Liverpool Shia Society
Celebrating Eid-o-Zahra (PBUH)
In the Name of Allah the Compassionate the Merciful
9th of Rabi’ al-Awwal is the day, when pained Ahl al-Bait ended their mourning following the gruesome tragedy of Karbala and for the first time after the massacre of his father, Imam Hussain (PBUH) and his companions, the 4th Imam, Zayn al-Abideen (PBUH) smiled.
Celebration Event in Manchester Islamic Institute
Manchester Islamic Institute is going to celebrate Eid-o-Zahra (PBUH) on Saturday, 27 February 2010, and has invited all Shia brothers and sisters to attend this ceremony to enjoy such nice and happy day. The event will start at 7 pm.
The venue of the meeting is:
Manchester Islamic Institute
5 Sidney Street
Off Oxford Road
Manchester M1 7HB
The guest of the greatest woman of the whole universe, Sayyedah Zahra (PBUH), will be served by supper at the end of the event.
By the way, the theme of the party is ‘red’!
Happy 1172nd Anniversary of Imam Mahdi’s Imamat
In the Name of Allah the Compassionate the Merciful
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY OF IMAM MAHDI’S LEADERSHIP
Liverpool Shia Society presents its deep heart congratulations to all Shia for the 1172nd anniversary of Imam Mahdi’s (may Allah hasten his return) leadership (imamat) which is the most invaluable wealth that Shia currently owns. Let’s keep reciting Dua Faraj, as advised, so that the Almighty Allah may hasten his return and advent.
O Allah, be, for Your representative, the hujjat (proof), son of al-Hasan, Your blessings be on him and his forefathers, in this hour and in every hour, a guardian, a protector, a leader, a helper, a proof, and an eye. until You make him live on the earth, in obedience (to You), and cause him to live in it for a long time.
Ref: www.duas.org
Thursday Meeting – 25 February 2010
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Thursday Meeting – 25 February 2010
Below is the timetable of the meeting:
18.30 – 18.45: Meeting up
18.45 – 19.10: Dua Sanamay Quraysh, and special salavaats of Imam Hassan Askari (PBUH) and Imam Mahdi (may Allah hasten his advent)*
19.10 – 19.30: Loving Ahl al-Bait and hating their opposers, the pillars of faith
The venue of the meeting is:
Prayer Room (Ground Floor)
James Parsons Building
Liverpool John Moores University
Byrom Street
Liverpool L3 3AF
* We have just passed the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hassan Askari (PBUH) which means that the leadership of Imam Mahdi (may Allah hasten his advent) has just started its anniversary for 1172nd year. So, happy anniversary, and we will say our congratulations to him with reciting his own special salavaat. Also, in order to respect the martyrdom anniversary of Imam Hassan Askari (PBUH), his special salavaat will be recited. For a short history about Imam Hassan Askari (PBUH), you may find this link useful: http://zahrakarimi.blogfa.com/post-30.aspx. Further to that, 9th of Rabi’ al-Awwal is the anniversary of the earth-to-hell migration of the second usurper of the leadership of Imam Ali (PBUH) from . He and his companions falsely occupied the high position of Imam Ali (PBUH) that had already been appointed by the Messenger of Allah (PBUH&HF), and destroyed the stream that the Prophet had developed for directing human being for ever. Therefore, we will recite Dua Sanamy Quraysh – which is the dua that the Commander of the Believers (PBUH) used to recite in his qonut part of his prayers – to see the viewpoint of Ahl al-Bait to those usurpers.
** As there are some nice traditions about the topic of love and hate, which are worth mentioning, we will review them for this week, and will carry on discussion on Dua Nodbah by next week, God willing.
Please introduce the website to your friends studying or living in Liverpool. Thanks.
Hope to see you all again.
Liverpool Shia Society
Thursday Meeting – 18 February 2010
In the Name of Allah the Compassionate the Merciful
Thursday Meeting – 18 February 2010
Below is the timetable of the meeting:
18.30 – 18.45: Meeting up
18.45 – 19.10: Dua Komayl
19.10 – 19.30: Pearls of the life of Imam Redha (PBUH)*
The venue** of the meeting is:
Prayer Room (Ground Floor)
James Parsons Building
Liverpool John Moores University
Byrom Street
Liverpool L3 3AF
* This week, we will have one-off session about the life of Imam Redha (PBUH), and by the will of the Almighty Allah, we will carry on the discussion on Dua Nodbah from next week.
** If you have any doubt about the venue of the meeting, please type in the postcode in Google Maps service, which can show the exact place of the building. If you need any walking direction, please click on ‘Get Directions’ on Google Maps service. Type in your postcode in the ‘A’ blank row and L3 3AF in the ‘B’ blank row. Change the method of directing from ‘By car’ to ‘Walking’, and the Google Maps service will suggest you the best walking route towards the meeting place.
Please introduce the website to your friends studying or living in Liverpool. Thanks.
Hope to see you all again.
Liverpool Shia Society
Thursday Meeting – 11 February 2010
In the Name of Allah the Compassionate the Merciful
Thursday Meeting – 11 February 2010
Below is the timetable of the meeting:
18.30 – 18.45: Meeting up
18.45 – 19.10: Ziyaarat Jaami’ah Kabirah*
19.10 – 19.30: Discussion on Dua Nodbah (4)
The venue** of the meeting is:
Prayer Room (Ground Floor)
James Parsons Building
Liverpool John Moores University
Byrom Street
Liverpool L3 3AF
* As we are approaching the demise anniversary of the Messenger of Allah (PBUH&HF) and the martyrdom of Imam Hassan Mojtaba (PBUH), Ziaarat Jaami’ah Kabirah would be the best to show our faith, friendship and in just one word, wilaayah to Ahl al-Bait. So, this week, along with the Shia brothers and sisters in Manchester, we will recite this ziaarat which is one of the most recommended activities expected from Shia fellows.
** Due to the e-mail of the Security Office in regard with running Thursday meetings in our previous place, we have been informed that the prayer room of John Foster building is not involved in the Liverpool Student Union, and thus, the students of the other universities are not allowed to use the room. Also, any type of gathering should be held in other places which are officially under the Liverpool Student Union, as this room is only entitled for saying prayers. Therefore, we will run our meeting of this week in the prayer room of James Parson Building, which looks to be under LSU. There is no need to swioe any card to enter this building. When you enter the building from its main gate, turn right and follow the sign posts to find the prayer room at the end of the corridor. For those arriving by car, there are three council parking lots around the area which should be free of charge for parking after 6 pm; however, I would recommend to make sure so.
Please introduce the website to your friends studying or living in Liverpool. Thanks.
Hope to see you all again.
Liverpool Shia Society
End of Safar Event – Liverpool Tawhid Centre
Liverpool Tawhid Centre is going to run another mourning session for the events of the end of Safar, i.e. demise anniversary of the holy Messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HF), and martyrdom anniversary of two of his sons, Imam Hassan (PBUH) and Imam Redha (PBUH). All the Shiats have been invited to attend this event which is going to be held on Sunday, 14 Feb 2010, at 7 pm to 9 pm.
Such as previous successful event, ziaarat, lecture and dirge will be carried out and the guests of Ahl al-Bait will be served by supper at the end of the session.
Please note that the lecture and the dirge will be run in Farsi; however, no doubt that the folks speaking other languages will be able to gain from this session as well.
Venue:
Cochrane Street
Heyworth Street
Liverpool
L5 4LJ
It is worth mentioning that the SatNav set may direct you to another point (‘A’ on the map picture below) close to the centre but not the exact centre location. To prevent this, you may try the address ‘Heyworth Street, Liverpool’ on your SatNav which will probably direct to a point just 150 feet down Cochrane St.
Please do circulate it among your friends.
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Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (PBUH) – Arabic Session
Ahl al-Bait (PBUT) Institute will be running an Arabic session of Arbaeen of Imam Hussain (PBUH) on Saturday, 06/02/2010, at the address below:
Novas Contemporary Urban Centre
41-51 Greenland Street
Off Jamaica Street
Liverpool L1 0BS
The session will start at 10 am and will last until 2 pm.
There will be lecture by Sayyed Wathiq Ya’qubi.
Lunch will be served to the guests of Aba Abdillah (PBUH).
Please notice that the language of the lecture will be in Arabic.
Thursday Meeting – 04 February 2010
In the Name of Allah the Compassionate the Merciful
Thursday Meeting – 04 February 2010
Below is the timetable of the meeting:
18.30 – 18.45: Meeting up
18.45 – 19.10: Ziyaarat Ashuraa
19.10 – 19.30: Discussion on Dua Nodbah (3)
The venue of the meeting is:
Prayer Room (Basement)
John Foster Building
Liverpool John Moores University
80-98 Mount Pleasant
Liverpool L3 5UZ
Please introduce the website to your friends studying or living in Liverpool. Thanks.
Hope to see you all.
Liverpool Shia Society
