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May 17, 2010

Faida za Dhikri kabla ya Kulala

MTU AMBAYE ANATAKA MWENYEZI MUNGU AMPUNGUZIE UCHOVU (UZITO) WA KAZI YAKE

"Fatma, Mwenyezi Mungu amuwiye radhi,alimuomba mtume,Mwenyezi Mungu amfikishie rehema na amani,ampe mtumishi, Mtume akamwambia Fatma;Je nikufundisheni yaliyokuwa bora kuliko hayo mlioniomba? Mkitaka kulala,mlete takbira allaahu akbaru mara 34, na mlete tahmidi alhamduli-laahi mara (33) na mlete Tasbihi subuhaanallaahi mara (33),hayo ni bora kwenu kuliko mtumishi"

March 21, 2009

Dhikr (Remembrance of God) From Around the World

London

Senegal

East Africa

Sudan

Pakistan

Somalia

Not sure where

Morocco via Lancashire

Also, check this out below. I can't embed it but you can still watch it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mWvv8PSntk
It is coming to us out of Pakistan....very beautiful....also somewhat unusual to see what is basically spiritual dancing in the masjid.

The Azanian Sea

The Azanian Sea was founded in 2009 by Nathaniel Mathews as a web resource and online hub for information, inspiration and informed commentary on the African presence in the Indian Ocean. The name is derived from the famous 8th century travel document, Periplus of the Erythrean Sea and refers to the coastal areas of the Indian Ocean adjacent to Africa.

The mission of The Azanian Sea is to provide high quality web content about Africa and the Indian Ocean and create spaces for cultural exchange and dialogue. The Indian Ocean has been called the 'cradle of globalization' and the blog reflects the complex mix of global and local cultures. Over the years, the blog has become a platform for theological and philosophical commentary on racism, whiteness, Christianity, Islam and world history.

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May 17, 2010

Faida za Dhikri kabla ya Kulala

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Dhikr (Remembrance of God) From Around the World

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