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Monday, August 24th
11th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:49 AM — Fajr Prayer
08:18 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
Tuesday, August 25th
12th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:50 AM — Fajr Prayer
07:00 PM — Qur’ān Recitation Circle with Corrections
08:17 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
08:40 PM — Du’ā Tawassul
Wednesday, August 26th
13th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:51 AM — Fajr Prayer
08:16 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
Thursday, August 27th
14th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:52 AM — Fajr Prayer
08:14 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
08:35 PM — Surah Yasin, Du’ā Kumayl and Ziyarat Warith
Friday, August 28th
15th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:52 AM — Fajr Prayer
01:32 PM — Jumu’ah Prayers led by Sheikh Jafar Muhibullah
08:13 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
Saturday, August 29th
16th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:53 AM — Fajr Prayer
11:00 AM — Madrasa Welcome Back (until 3:30 PM) — In Both Buildings
06:45 PM — Tree Planting Ceremony (Outside on Ladies’ side of New Building)
07:00 PM — Celebration of the Birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (ṣ) and Imam Ja’far al-Sadiq (a)
08:12 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
08:40 PM — Dinner
Sunday, August 30th
17th of Rabī’ al-Awwal
05:54 AM — Fajr Prayer
06:00 AM — Qur’ān Tafsir
06:30 AM — Breakfast and Discussions
12:00 PM — Wrestling Class (until 2:30 PM)
03:30 PM — Ladies Milaad Celebration (Old Building)
08:11 PM — Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers and Taqibat
Islamic Ahlul Bayt Association (IABA) was formed by college students. The Islamic Ahlul Bayt Association was formally registered with the State of Texas as a non-profit organization on February 20, 1997. The students who formed IABA envisioned a house of wisdom, a home away from home, a space to come together and worship Allah. IABA is the only Ithna A’shari organization in Austin, Texas. Today, IABA is a culturally diverse center with a vibrant, young and growing Muslim community. Many of our attendees are children, youth and college students. We are responsible to our youth and work diligently to play an integral part in shaping their Islamic identity.
“Those who spend (in the cause of Allah) privately or publicly, by night and day, have their reward with their Lord. And (on the Day of Resurrection) they shall neither fear nor grieve”. Al-Baqarah 2:274