Once again Exam time had arrived and in preparation for this an intensive AQA GCSE RS Exam Skills Course was held at Al-Muntazir Islamic Seminary (ALMIS) in Dar es Salaam. The course facilitated by Sister Mehjabeen Rahim, GCSE Coordinator of the WF Islamic Education, was tailored to train and prepare students sitting the AQA GCSE Religious Studies Unit 8 and Unit 9 exams this summer.
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07 March 2026 / 18. Ramadhan 1447
The World Federation sponsors Swahili version of ‘Mukhtar’ publication
The World Federation is pleased to announce the publication of the Swahili translation of ‘Mukhtar: How He Avenged the Karbala Perpetrators’, authored by Dr Mahmood Datoo.
This is yet another important milestone in External Tableegh work. The printing work has been undertaken by the Al-Itrah Foundation of Dar es Salaam.
Al – Hajj Shan-E-Abbas Hassam, Secretary General of The World Federation, said: “We were honoured to partner with Al-Itrah Foundation and provide this much-needed resource to the wider community. The tragedy of Karbala and its aftermath is at the centre of our faith and identity, and its details must be communicated to our brothers and sisters in humanity. Inshallah The World Federation looks forward to more such opportunities. I would like to thank the generous donors who made this possible.”
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Torn limbs shrouded in ash
Lost in the deafening blitz, blinding flash
I heard the echoes fade
As I sat in the mosque and prayed
Safe in His house of peace
Far from the blood and screams
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