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Photos courtesy of Shazada Idris Bhaisaheb Badruddin |
On Wednesday 18th July 2001 Huzurala TUS once again made history. It was the 1st time ever that Al-Dai al-Fatemi visited the House of Lords. Lord Nazir Ahmed had organised a dinner in the house of Lords to commomerate the 90th Milad Mubarak of Huzurala TUS. Huzurala TUS was warmly recieved by the Lords and other dignitaries present. One special event of the evening was that Huzurala TUS delivered his speech in fluent english. Somebody did araz to Huzurala TUS that a person who had not seen Aqamoula but had only listened to his voice would have positively thought that a British subject was delivering a speech. One of the Lords wished that the House of Lords should have the presence of Syedna and his wisdom, through which the house could further prosper. Shazada Idris Bhaisaheb Badruddin A Transcript Of Huzurala's (TUS) Address
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