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01 May 2026 / 14. Zil-Qad 1447
The World Federation launches Marhum Mulla Asghar Lecture Series
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A collection of Marhum Mulla Asghar Jaffer’s series of talks are being digitized and uploaded onto The World Federation YouTube Channel. Look under our new sub-Channel - Islamic Education - for two recently uploaded talks from the Ashra-eZainabiyyah 1414 AH series. The first is in Urdu and covers a number of topics under ‘Emaan & Aql’ whilst the second is an English talk based on maintaining good relations and the extremely important subject of Writing a Will. |
To watch 'Emaan & Aql' click here.
To watch 'Writing A Will' click here.
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