Nahj al-Balāgha, Book 3, Chapter 314
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07:00 PM Qur’ān Recitation with Corrections
08:42 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
07:00 PM Majlis Imam Hussain (a) by Sayyid Hussain Zaidi
08:30 PM Matam/Latmiyyah
08:41 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
09:10 PM Tabarruk
09:30 PM Surah Yasin, Du'ā Kumayl, & Ziyarat Waritha
01:38 PM Friday Prayers led by Sheikh Jafar Muhibullah
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07:00 PM Majlis Imam Hussain (a) by Sayyid Hussain Zaidi
08:30 PM Matam/Latmiyyah
08:40 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
09:10 PM Tabarruk
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07:00 PM Urdu Majlis with Maulana Raza Mehdi Naqvi (privately sponsored)
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08:30 PM Matam/Latmiyyah
08:39 PM Maghrib and ʿIshāʾ Prayers
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09:30 PM Q&A with Sayyid Hussain Zaidi
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