The Sarallah Association in Mumbra, a suburb of Mumbai, organized a grand ceremony on the occasion of the Fajr Decade of the Islamic Revolution. The program was held on Friday, February 13, 2026 (24 Bahman 1404) after Friday prayers, featuring a speech by Hujjat‑ul‑Islam wal‑Muslimeen Maulana Syed Hussain Mehdi Hosseini. His words were warmly received by the faithful, and the atmosphere of the gathering was filled with faith, hope, and remembrance of the Ahl al‑Bayt (peace be upon them).

Two days later, the Jashn‑e‑Noor, a special program for women, was held at Bayt‑ul‑Hamd within the Sarallah Educational Complex. The event saw enthusiastic participation from believing sisters and included a speech by Sister Akhtari. The program featured recitation of the Holy Qur’an, Ziyarat Aal‑Yasin, children’s songs, a Q&A session, and distribution of prizes. To facilitate attendance, shuttle services were arranged from Regal Hotel, Shilphata. At the conclusion, the Zaynabi Badge  (peace be upon her) was presented to a senior female missionary by Mrs. Hejazi, wife of the Cultural Attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Mumbai. An exhibition of Sarallah Association’s activities was also held on the sidelines.

Shab‑e‑Masarrat Gathering for the Birth of Imam Mahdi (a.s)

On Saturday, February 14, 2026 (25 Bahman 1404), the Imam Hasan (peace be upon him) School in Mumbra hosted the Shab‑e‑Masarrat gathering to celebrate the birth of Imam Mahdi (as). The ceremony was attended by scholars, poets, and a large number of believers. The program included Qur’an recitation, ethical lectures, poetry recitations, and diverse cultural segments, creating an atmosphere of spirituality and joy.

Mohammad Reza Fazel, Head of the Islamic Republic of Iran Cultural House in Mumbai attended the event, emphasizing Imam Mahdi’s (as) role in supporting the oppressed worldwide. Prior to the gathering, he visited the Bahr‑ul‑Uloom School and its library, highlighting the importance of educational and cultural initiatives.