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Ahlul Bayt (as) World Assembly Members visit Bosnia Centre

Updated 10 March 2010

On 4 February 2010 , Shaikh Mohammad Hasan Akhtari, the Secretary General of International Ahlul Bayt (as) World Assembly, Shaikh Mohammad Salar, Deputy of International Affairs, Br. Hamid Etminan, the head of Iranian cultural centre of Sarajevo, and their team members visited the centre in Bosnia during their tour of Bosnia. The group was vistiing different Islamic centres and organisations.

The team was informed about the centre’s activities, including the number of people that attend programmes and the number of children that attend Saturday classes.

The group liked the library, especially when they found that it has the precious book Mawsu’atu silsileti-l-yanaabii’i-l-fiqhijjah, in 40 volumes, by Ali Asghar Mawaridi. They promised to send the centre some new books.

The centre was also presented a number of CDs. Among them was the “Noor Programs Collection”, “The Holy Qur’an”, and several others.

At the endmembers of the centre presented the group with a copy of the book Shii’ajaane khuuja dar aayinaye taariikh (“Khoje Shiite in the Mirror of History”) by Zahra Roghani, published by Institute for Humanities and Cultural Studies, Tehran, 2008.