Modern Hussainiya Auditorium Inaugurated in Lahore Under the Auspices of Anjuman Hussainiya Khawajgan Narowali

Shiite News: A modern, fully equipped Hussainiya Auditorium has been inaugurated at the Qaumi Markaz Khawajgan, Shah Jamal Phase 2, Lahore, under the auspices of Anjuman Hussainiya Khawajgan Narowali Lahore.

The inauguration ceremony was held on September 27, 2026, and was attended by office-bearers of the organization, prominent religious scholars, respected community figures, social and intellectual personalities, as well as a large number of individuals who provided financial and practical support for the completion of the project.

Addressing the ceremony, President of Anjuman Hussainiya Khawajgan, Alhaj Muhammad Baqir Java, said that the purpose of the Hussainiya Auditorium was not merely to establish a building but to provide an effective platform for the intellectual, religious, ideological and moral development of the younger generation.

He expressed his determination that the welfare and educational projects of the Qaumi Markaz would help turn the vision of “another step toward a brighter future” into reality. He said the organization was working to build an aware and responsible Hussaini community capable of playing a key role in preparing the ground for the reappearance of Imam Mahdi (AJ).

The Director General of the Cultural House of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Aghaye Asghar Masoudi, also addressed the ceremony and congratulated the Khawajgan community on the establishment of the modern center. He expressed hope that the institution would play an effective role in promoting unity among Muslims and contributing to the development and prosperity of Pakistan.

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Allama Syed Ali Raza Naqvi, Farman Najafi and Allama Afzal Haidari also addressed the gathering and paid tribute to the Khawajgan community for its spirit of service to humanity.

At the conclusion of the ceremony, honorary shields were presented to philanthropists in recognition of their contributions toward the construction and completion of the auditorium.