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Al Wabil Al Sayyib

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Preston, Victoria

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Al Wabil Al Sayyib

Preston, Victoria

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Al Wabil Al Sayyib

90 Cramer St, Preston VIC 3072, Australia

Preston, Victoria

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📖 AL WABIL AL SAYYIB | Remembrance of the Most Merciful Join us at Preston Mosque for a weekly study of the classical work Al-Wabil Al-Sayyib by Imam Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyyah, exploring the importance, virtues and blessings of remembering Allah جل جلاله. 📅 Every Saturday, starting 10th October 🕰️ Between Maghrib and Isha 📍 Preston Mosque 📚 Books will be available for purchase. An opportunity to strengthen your connection with Allah, deepen your knowledge and benefit from the timeless wisdom of our scholars.

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Islamic Society of Victoria, Alfurqan Institute

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Remembrance of the Most Merciful (as printed on the poster)

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Fact 1:Islamic Significance

Remembrance of Allah, or dhikr, is among the most emphasized acts of worship in Islam. The Quran repeatedly calls believers to remember Allah, and scholars have long written about its spiritual benefits, including peace of heart and closeness to the Creator. Studying classical texts on this subject deepens understanding of why and how this practice is central to a believer's life.

Fact 2:About Class Events

Weekly classes on classical Islamic texts allow participants to engage with scholarship that has been studied for centuries. Such gatherings combine structured learning with discussion, helping attendees connect written teachings to daily practice. Regular attendance builds a steady habit of knowledge and reflection that many find deeply rewarding over time.