Bahar Al Anwar Vol 78, P 355
This series is filled with the shining stories of Fourteen Lights, the beloved family of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his household). These lights are not like candles or stars in the sky, but beautiful, kind people chosen by Allah to guide us with love, truth, and courage.
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07:00 PM Qur'ān Recitation with Corrections
08:41 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
09:00 PM Majlis for the martyrdom of Imam Muhammad Al-Jawad (a)
09:45 PM Tabarruk
Aqd of Imam Ali (a) & Sayyidah Fatima (a)
08:42 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
09:00 PM Celebration for the marriage of Imam Ali and Hadhrat Fatima (peace be upon them)
09:40 PM Tabarruk
01:28 PM Jumu’ah Prayers led by Sheikh Jafar Muhibullah
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07:45 PM Nahjul Balagha with Sheikh Jafar Muhibullah
08:43 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
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08:43 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
05:30 AM Fajr Prayer
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