Al Quds Day 2009

A day where people from all over the UK had gathered to stand up for justice and stand for the rights of the Palestinian people.  Alhamdulilah we managed to organise 3 coaches from Birmingham.  We may not have had all the coaches full due to people dropping out, but I was very happy to see the youth of Birmingham come out in their numbers to support this noble cause.

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        = Sheikh Arif Abdulhusain

        = Syed Mohammed Naqvi (Moon speech on 16/9/09)

        = Sheikh Rashid

Dua Iftitah - Syed Mohammed Naqvi (22/10/09) - Download Quality: High/Low

Dua Iftitah - Kazum Najafi (25/10/09) - Download Quality: High/Low

21st Night Amaal and Dua Iftitah by Syed Mohammed Naqvi (10/09/09)

1st Shawwal speech by Shabbir Rahemtulla

1st Shawwal Eid Khutba by Sheikh Rashid

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Ramadhan 1430AH Prayer Timetable has been ammended due to the invalidity by his eminence Ayatullah Sayyid Sistani upon which our Fajr Prayer times had been calculated.  It has become necessary to revise our published Imsaak and Fajr times for the Holy month of Ramadhan 1430AH.

The new times attached below have been derived form recent observations made by prominent Shia Ulema in London over the past few months.  As a precaution we advise you to strictly observe the new Imsaak and Fajr times.

For the months following the Holy Month of Ramadhan, you are advised to add 20 minutes to the Fajr times as published in our Jamaat Directory until enough data is available to enable us to publish a fully revised prayer timetable.

Executive Commitee, KSIMC of Birmingham

Click the link below for the Speech by the KSIMC of Birmingham President Shabir Rehemtullah on the Revised Prayer Timetable

Speech on Changes to Prayer Timings

 Ramadhan 1430AH Prayer Timetable

 Ramadhan 1430AH Daily Programme

 Ramadhan 1430AH Laylatul Qadr Programme

Ladies Section has been updated with various Ramadhan Material, click below to see

Ladies Section

Al Quds Day 2009

The Abbasi Youth Committee have organised transport to the Annual Al-Quds March in London in aid of the oppressed Palestinian People. The March will be held on Sunday 13th September and assemble at Marble Arch to march to Trafalger Square. Coaches will leave from the Mehfil e Abbas complex at 9am in the morning. The demo will end at approximately 5pm and we aim to return back here by Maghrib time giving ample time to prepare for the Aamals of 23rd night.
 
Mu'mineen are reminded that it is permissible to travel for this noble cause and perform a Qazah fast later on.  Those who are interested are requested to write their names on the noticeboards in the ladies and the gents at Mehfil e Abbas. The deadline for submitting names is Friday 11th September. Due to limited number of seats, places will be allocated on a first come first serve basis. For more information, please see Brother Akil Ibrahim in the gents or Sister Anisa Rajbhai in the ladies. 

Monday 31st August by Feisal Salemohamed

What’s better than organising an event where brothers in Islam meet each other and share common beliefs?
On Saturday 29th August, Stanmore Jeffery’s held the event that passes by every Ramadan which many youths look forward to attending and it is the event where the youths become closer to each other and Islam by expressing their inner feelings.
We start with the organisation as it is the core base of any event that can take place thanks to Ali Hassam, Kazim Pardhan and Bilal Sheikh from Birmingham who were in charge for collecting all the forms and names of the boys participating in this very exciting event. The organisers worked very hard in making sure everything was going to plan, they organised two minibuses which comfortably took us there and back with the help of two very kind and generous drivers, Mohamed Uncle Kassamali and Uncle Azeem bhai Jetha who gave up their time and were willing to take us without any hesitation. The minibuses left Birmingham at promptly 6:30pm and we reached Stanmore at around 8:30pm in the evening where we started with Iftar and having a rest, waiting for the fun social event to start.
Many groups were formed within many different communities one of them including Watford. Each group had a mentor from the hosts Stanmore to take charge of that particular group and make sure behaviour is up to a high standard.