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PANJTAN CENTRE (IMAMBARGAH)
All daily prayers including Fajr are offered in Congregation (Jama't) according to following time schedule unless otherwise stated below for different days:
 
6:00 am - Fajr Prayer followed by Dua-e-Ahad
Awwal-e-Waqat - Zohrain Prayer
Awwal-e-Waqat - Maghribain Prayer
 
Thu (17 May)  
7 pm - Namaz-e-Maghribain jamaat, followed by Aamale Shabe Juma, Sura Yasin and  Majlis-e-Aza.
 
Fri (18 May)
12:16pm  Namaz-e-Jummah led by Maulana Syed Abul Qasim.
 
Sat (19th May)
3:30 pm  - Majlis at Fawkner Qabristan
 
Sun (20th May)
6 am  - Namaz-e-Fajr followed by Tafseer and breakfast.
 
2:30 pm  - Majlis-e-Aza for esale-e-sawab Murhoom Syed Nazar Abbas.

For further details on upcoming programs at Panjtan Imambargah during April-May 2012, please click HERE
 

Resident Aalim

Maulana Syed Abul Qasim Rizvi is a Resident Aalim of Panjtan Society of Victoria and a registered Marriage Celebrant. He could be reached at +61 403 519 297 or on email maulanarizvi@hotmail.com

 

The Greatest Martyr of Mankind  IMAM HUSSAIN (peace be upon him)  He inspired mankind to condemn Injustice and Oppression

Imam Ali (peace be upon him) has said: Truth and falsehood are not to be known by the measure of the power and personality of individuals. It is not right that you should first measure up the personalities, and then weigh truth and falsehood according to these weights: this is true because it accords with this, and that is false because it does not accord with this. No, individuals must not be made the criteria for truth and falsehood. It is truth and falsehood which should be the standards for individuals and their personalities.

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Ya Ali Madad ? Shirk
Author : Aoun Rizvi (Graduated from Panjtan School, Member of PSV Youth Community, Melbourne) - posted on 17 May 2012.

Amongst the most controversial topics in the Muslim world is the concept of waseelah (intercession – seeking assistance from Allah through infallible personalities), mainly among those who declare themselves to be Salafists. It is their belief that in all matters worldly and spiritual, from no other being should one ask for help other than Allah (SWT). They cite verses from the Holy Qur’an in an attempt to prove their claims and deem the Shi’as mushrik (those who associate partners with Allah).


Science, Mathematics, and Allah.
Author : Jafar Hasan (Member of PSV Community - Melbourne) - posted on 26 April 2012.

We are all aware that Allah is One and Absolute, yet we commit the sin of evaluating Him in our day to day operations. When we are preoccupied with work and worldly matters, we so comfortably delay our prayers until we feel free. When we are in trouble, we tend to postpone our prayers unless our difficulty eases.


Crossing the Bridge of Siraat
Author : Farah Masood (Graduated from Panjtan School, Member of PSV Youth Community - Melbourne) - posted on 22 April 2012.

Siraat in Arabic means a way or a road; according to traditions, it is a bridge or road which passes from the top of Hell. In a Hadith it is stated that Pul-e-Siraat is a bridge thinner than a hair, sharper than a sword and hotter than fire. In the Hereafter, true believers will pass over it quickly, some will find some difficulty crossing it but will eventually find relief, and others will slip and fall down in the pits of Hell.


An Introduction to Islam and Economics.
Author : Jafar Hasan (Member of PSV Community - Melbourne) - posted on 17 March 2012.

Economics, or finance, can be defined as the branch of social science that deals with production, distribution and consumption of wealth. Every country or doctrine has their own form of economic system, with the two main forms being capitalism and socialism.


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