Using the community's language—a blend of Arabic, Persian, Urdu, and Gujarati—is preferred. It conveys a deep cultural connection and specific religious nuances.

Always check your local Aamil's notice board for the official current email address, as these change with administrative shifts.

Usually written in Lisan al-Dawat (the unique language of the community, combining Gujarati, Arabic, and Persian) or Arabic. 3. The Introduction (Al-Ariz)

What would you prefer? (English, transliterated Lisan al-Dawat, etc.) Are there any specific family details you want to include? Share public link

To the High and Holiness

: Usually written in Lisan al-Dawat (the community's unique dialect of Gujarati, Urdu, and Arabic) or formal English.

May Allah keep our Moula safe and healthy until the Last Day. [Your Name & Family Name]Phone: [Your Number] 💡 Best Practices and Etiquette for Writing an Arzi

Every Arzi begins with specific religious invocations at the very top of the page.

Clearly state who is writing the letter. Include your full name, ITS (Idarat-uz-Zahra) registration number, and your local Jamaat (city/mohalla).

While the specific wording of an arzi can vary based on its purpose (e.g., for a newborn's naming, marriage, business venture, or personal hardship), its structure follows a clear, formal, and respectful template.

An (or Araz ) is a formal letter of petition written by members of the Dawoodi Bohra community to their spiritual leader, the al-Dai al-Mutlaq (currently His Holiness Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS). Writing an Arzi is a deeply spiritual practice used to seek blessings ( raza ), guidance, and prayers for personal, financial, religious, or health matters.

While an Arzi is a deeply personal communication, it typically follows a specific, respectful structure. Below is a standard format and content guide. The Standard Arzi Structure 1. The Sarnaam (Heading)

(prayers) for a new business, health, or personal matters, here is a guide on the proper format and submission process. The Standard Arzi Format While personal content varies, an typically follows a structured flow: The Invocation

[Your Name]