List of Dawoodi Bohra Ashura locations

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Dr. Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin is the 52nd Da'i al-Mutlaq of the largest group of Musta'li Ismailis, the Dawoodi Bohras. He delivers sermons on Ashara Mubaraka (between 2nd and 10th Moharram), in any one city around the world. Ashura (the tenth of Moharram) is the anniversary of Husayn ibn Ali's death. This event holds a lot of significance for the community. Members from around the world descend to hear the Syedna's sermon on the Battle of Karbala by the Dai. On the other hand each city or town has a locally appointed deputy of Syedna who leads the local congregation during these days.

The following are the venues where Dr.Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin has performed Ashara Mubaraka

• Hijra 1433 / 2011 - Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1432 / 2010 - Mumbai, India
• Hijra1431 / 2009 – Marol, Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1430 / 2008–09 – Mombasa, Kenya
• Hijra 1429 / 2008 – Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Hijra 1428 / 2007 – Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Hijra 1427 / 2006 – Mumbai, India [Saify Mahal]
• Hijra 1426 / 2005 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1425 / 2004 – Dubai, U.A.E.
• Hijra 1424 / 2003 – Mumbai, India [Saify Masjid]
• Hijra 1423 / 2002 – Indore, India
• Hijra 1422 / 2001 – Houston, U.S.A.
• Hijra 1421 / 2000 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1420 / 1999 – Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Hijra 1419 / 1998 – Nairobi, Kenya
• Hijra 1418 / 1997 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1417 / 1996 – Karachi, Pakistan
• Hijra 1416 / 1995 – Mombasa, Kenya
• Hijra 1415 / 1994 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1414 / 1993 – Mombasa, Kenya
• Hijra 1413 / 1992 – Pune, India
• Hijra 1412 / 1991 – Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Hijra 1411 / 1990 – Dar es Salaam, Tanzania
• Hijra 1410 / 1989 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1409 / 1988 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1408 / 1987 – Karachi, Pakistan
• Hijra 1407 / 1986 – Indore, India
• Hijra 1406 / 1985 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1405 / 1984 – Nairobi, Kenya
• Hijra 1404 / 1983 – Karachi, Pakistan
• Hijra 1403 / 1982 – Sidhpur, India
• Hijra 1402 / 1981 – Cairo, Egypt
• Hijra 1401 / 1980 – Cairo, Egypt
• Hijra 1400 / 1979 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1399 / 1978 – Jamnagar, India
• Hijra 1398 / 1977 – Karachi, Pakistan
• Hijra 1397 / 1976 – Madras, India
• Hijra 1396 / 1976 – Kolkata, India
• Hijra 1395 / 1975 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1394 / 1974 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1393 / 1973 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1392 / 1972 – Surat, India
• Hijra 1391 / 1971 – Kolkata, India
• Hijra 1390 / 1970 – Colombo, Sri Lanka
• Hijra 1389 / 1969 – Mecca, Saudi Arabia
• Hijra 1388 / 1968 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1387 / 1967 – Mumbai, India
• Hijra 1386 / 1966 – Mumbai, India

External links and references

• Ashara Timeline – Ashara Mubaraka Venues of Dr. Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin (TUS).

• [1] – Ashara Timeline