One Madani work from the 12 Madani works is ‘The weekly Madani Halqah’

Dear Islamic brothers! In order to adopt the Sunnahs and to gain a passion for performing good deeds, attach yourself to the blessed environment of Da’wat-e-Islami, the Madani movement of the devotees of the Prophet, and take out some time for the 12 Madani works of the Zayli Halqah. One Madani work from the Madani works of the Zayli Halqah is ‘The weekly Madani Halqah.’ By means of which, gatherings are organised at a city-level for people of various languages. The weekly Madani Halqah or Masjid Ijtima takes place in small cities, or places where the weekly Sunnah-inspired Ijtima has not yet started for some reason. The schedule of the weekly Madani Halqah comprises of Qur’an recitation, Na’t, a Sunnah-inspired Bayan, Du’a and Salat and Salam. More than one weekly Madani Halqah can be held in a city/area on different days in different places. In order to advance the works of the religion, you should also help Dawat-e-Islami, the Madani movement of the devotees of the Prophet for enlivening the Masajid. اَلْـحَمْـدُ لـِلّٰـه, many wayward people have been reformed by the blessings of this Madani environment. Let us listen to an account for our motivation:

A shower of mercies

Before becoming attached to the Madani environment of Dawat-e-Islami, an Islamic brother of Pakistan was roaming in the dark valleys of sins. He was so lost in the world that he was completely heedless of Salah and neither did he have any concern for the grave and hereafter. His sole purpose was to earn the Dunya. Thus, the precious moments of his life were squandered for the sake of the world. May Allah Almighty preserve the Madani movement of Dawat-e-Islami and grant it more success, for it is through the blessings of this blessed movement that countless Muslims have come onto the path of righteousness.

His account is somewhat as follows: With the Grace of Allah Almighty, he had attended the Masjid in order to pray Salah. After the Salah, he had the honour of sitting in the Madani Dars (Dars of Faizan-e-Sunnat). He thoroughly