Under the supervision of Madrasa-tul-Madina (Baalighaat), a new Madrasa-tul-Madina (Baalighaat) was held in Sheffield Division, Bradford Region in previous days. 20 Islamic sisters had the privilege of taking admission in this spiritual Madrasa.

In this Madrasah, efforts are being made to spread the knowledge of the Holy Quran, teach with Tajweed in particular and provided the attendees (Islamic sisters) information about the Fard ‘Uloom.

Some glimpses of the religious activities carried out by Islamic sisters with the passion of spreading the call towards righteousness in UK in the previous week are as follows:

363 Islamic sisters had the privilege of reciting one part of the Holy Quran daily.

477 Islamic sisters had the privilege of reciting a half part of the Holy Quran daily.

633 Islamic sisters had the privilege of giving Dars at home daily.

1592 Islamic sisters had the privilege of reciting Durood-e-Pak daily for 313 times.

886 Islamic sisters had the privilege of reciting Durood-e-Pak daily for 1200 times.

679 Islamic sisters had the privilege of reading for 12 minutes

In weekly Madani Muzakirah, Ameer Ahl-e-Sunnat دَامَـتْ بَـرَكَـاتُـهُـمُ الْـعَـالِـيَـهْ encourages people to read a Madani booklet and also blesses the readers and listeners with Dua’s. Kaakardagi (performance) of the fortunate people reading and listening to the booklet is also presented in the court of Ameer Ahl-e-Sunnatدَامَـتْ بَـرَكَـاتُـهُـمُ الْـعَـالِـيَـهْ.

Last week, Ameer Ahl-e-Sunnat دَامَـتْ بَـرَكَـاتُـهُـمُ الْـعَـالِـيَـهْ motivated people to read or listen to the booklet, ‘Death of a Driver’.

In this connection, approximately, 5535 Islamic sisters from Manchester Region, 2700 from London Region, 4297 from Bradford Region, 7428 from Birmingham Region, 73 from Ireland Region and 407 from Scotland Region had the privilege of reading or listening to the booklet, ‘Death of a Driver’. Collectively, 19440 had the privilege of reading or listening to the booklet, ‘Death of a Driver’.

Under the supervision of ‘Majlis shrouding and burial’ (Islamic sister), a ‘shrouding and burial Ijtima’ was held in Ilford (London Region, UK) in previous days. 19 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual gathering.

The female preacher of Dawat-e-Islami explained about ‘the method of giving Ghusl to the deceased [Islamic sisters] and shrouding the deceased [Islamic sister]’, ‘Mustamal water’, ‘refraining from Israf [waste]’ and ‘‘Naz’a condition’ [state of agony at the time of death]’. Moreover, she gave them the mindset of getting Tarbiyyah of ‘giving Ghusl and shrouding’ with good intentions so that they can take part in the religious activities of this department as per Sharai rulings when needed.

Under the supervision of Dawat-e-Islami, a Mahfil-e-Na’t was held in Hounslow (London Region, UK) in previous days. Approximately, 16 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual Mahfil.

Under the supervision of ‘Majlis short courses for Islamic sisters’, a 3-day course, namely ‘Blessings of Zakat’ was held in East London Kabinah (London Region, UK) in previous days. Approximately, 22 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual course.

In this course, the attendees (Islamic sisters) were taught about Zakat in the light of the Holy Quran and Hadith, wisdom of Zakat, Zakat on gold, Zakat on paper money and the method calculating Zakat, etc.

Under the supervision of ‘Majlis Islah-e-A’maal (Islamic sisters)’, an Islah-e-A’maal Ijtima’ was held in Chesham, UK in previous days. 23 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual Ijtima’.

The female preacher of Dawat-e-Islami delivered a Bayan on the topic ‘how to reform ourselves’, briefed the attendees (Islamic sisters) about Nayk A’maal and explained the methods of acting upon Nayk A’maal with ease. Furthermore, she gave the mindset of becoming the practicing individuals of Nayk A’maal.

Under the supervision of Dawat-e-Islami, a Madani Mashwarah of Division Nigran Islamic sisters held in West Midlands Kabinah (Birmingham Region, UK) in previous days.

Kabinah Nigran Islamic sister analysed the Kaarkardagi (performance) of the attendees (Islamic sisters), did their Tarbiyyah and explained them the Kaakardagi form. Furthermore, she provided them points on improving the religious activities of the department.

Under the supervision of Dawat-e-Islami, Sunnah-inspiring Ijtima’at were held in different areas of West Midlands Kabinah and Black Country Kabinah in previous days. These areas included North, East, Central and South Birmingham, Coventry Sandwell, Stoke and Black Country. Approximately, 623 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending these spiritual Ijtima’at.

The female preachers of Dawat-e-Islami delivered Sunnah-inspiring Bayans on the topic ‘journey of Miraj’ and ‘importance of Salat’, provided the information about the religious activities of Dawat-e-Islami and motivated to keep associated with the religious environment of Dawat-e-Islami, attend the weekly Ijtima’ and take part in the religious activities.

Under the supervision of ‘Majlis short courses for Islamic sisters’, a one-day session, namely ‘Journey of Miraj’ was held at 16 places in West Midlands (Birmingham Region, UK) in previous days. Approximately, 539 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual session.

In this course, the attendees (Islamic sisters) were explained about journey of Miraj, useful information on Miraj, wisdom and experiences of Miraj and bounties endowed by Allah during Miraj. Furthermore, Islamic sisters were provided with important information about worship and blessings of Rajab-ul-Murajjab.

Under the supervision of Finance Department (Islamic sisters), a Madani Mashwarah of responsible Islamic sisters (Finance Department) was held in Birmingham Region, UK in previous days. Islamic sisters from Kabinah and Division had the privilege of attending this spiritual Mashwarah.

Region responsible Islamic sister analysed the Kaarkardagi (performance) of the attendees (Islamic sisters), did their Tarbiyyah and explained them the Kaakardagi form. Furthermore, she provided them points on improving the religious activities of the department.

Under the supervision of ‘Majlis Islah-e-A’maal (Islamic sisters)’, an Islah-e-A’maal Ijtima’ was held in Bradford (Kabinah West Yorkshire, UK) in previous days. 120 Islamic sisters had the privilege of attending this spiritual Ijtima’.

The female preacher of Dawat-e-Islami delivered a Bayan on the topic ‘how to reform ourselves’, briefed the attendees (Islamic sisters) about Nayk A’maal and explained the methods of acting upon Nayk A’maal with ease. Furthermore, she gave the mindset of becoming the practicing individuals of Nayk A’maal.