24 September 2025 / 1. Rabi-Uth-Thani 1447
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Named after the great Prophet Abraham, who championed monotheism, this exhibition echoes the unanimous acclamation of monotheism in the three major faith traditions of Judaism, Christianity and Islam. |
In these times of increasing conflict in the world, more than ever before, we must spare no effort in building positive relationships amongst everyone in the world. We owe it to the future generations, and the exhibition “From the Roots of Abraham” is one small effort to that end, offering Jews, Christians and Muslims to enhance their knowledge of and respect for each other’s faiths.
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Updated 4 December 2013
Islamic Jurisprudence Classes were organized in Qum at Jameat uz Zahra in the current academic year of 2013-14. Sis Batool Arastu, author of the book Women’s issue made simple, taught the course in 3 sessions. A number of sisters participated in these classes and benefitted from them.
Click here to read about our MCE TSP sessions that were held in India in June 2019 and to find out more about how your can get involved!
A collection of Marhum Mulla Asghar Jaffer’s series of talks are being digitized and uploaded onto The World Federation YouTube Channel.
