To the Holy Presence of al-Dai al-Ajal al-Fatemi Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin (TUS), Araz for Shadi Doa and Raza
This is where you state your purpose clearly and concisely. Common reasons for an Arzi include: Seeking Dua: For health, business success, or children's education. Seeking Raza (Permission): For marriage, travel, or starting a new business venture. Misaq/Ziyarat: Requests to perform or visit holy sites [3]. 4. The Khidmat (Offering) It is traditional to mention any
, I, [Your Name], ITS: [Your Number], from [Your City], am writing this humble petition. dawoodi bohra arzi format
Gone are the days of only writing physical letters. The community has digitized this sacred practice significantly. A member can submit an Arzi online using the platform.
The tradition of Arzi among the Dawoodi Bohras reflects their deep-seated respect for their leadership and their commitment to maintaining ties with their spiritual guide. The act of writing and sending Arzis is considered a means of spiritual growth, an expression of loyalty to the community, and a way to seek guidance from the Dai. To the Holy Presence of al-Dai al-Ajal al-Fatemi
: Typically begins with invoking blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad and his family, particularly Ali and Fatimah, and then upon the Dai al-Mutlaq.
Misl (Members): 5 (Two adults, three children under 10). Jinsiyat (Citizenship): USA. Misaq/Ziyarat: Requests to perform or visit holy sites [3]
Writing an Arzi is a cherished tradition that reinforces the bond between the Dai and the community. By following the correct format and maintaining a tone of humility, a mumin ensures their plea is presented with the dignity it deserves.
In the Dawoodi Bohra community, an (or Araz) is a formal written petition or request addressed to the Da'i al-Mutlaq
In Dawoodi Bohra practice, an Arzi is often handwritten on plain white paper, sometimes with the community letterhead (e.g., "Anjuman-e-Burhani" or local masjid name). For personal requests, it is typically folded and handed to the Amil or Mukasir in person or via the masjid office.