[Your Community ID/Nisbat]

In many Bohra documents, this is written in Lisan al-Dawat (the community's language) or Arabic script. 2. The Al-Alqaab (The Formal Titles)

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I lay my future plans at the holy feet of my Moula. I humbly request your holy Raza (permission) to proceed with this opportunity and beg for your Shifaa and Doa for my success, intellect, and steadfastness in Deen.

What is the for the Arzi? (e.g., business, health, travel, marriage)

Syedna [Name of current Syedna] Saheb

I pray for your long life and health until the Day of Judgment. Abde Syedna, [Your Signature] Tips for Writing Arzis are typically written in Lisan al-Dawat

(service) you are performing or your commitment to following the community's values, such as abstaining from intoxicants and leading a pious life [4]. 5. The Khatama (Conclusion)

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The letter is not addressed to a P.O. Box. It is addressed with the utmost reverence to the office of the Dawat . Typically, it begins with the recipient details of the specific department handling requests, or directly to the Syedna via his secretariat.

Requesting the honor of hosting His Holiness or his representatives. V. The Conclusion and Sign-off (Al-Khatimah)

: A final respectful plea for the Dai's guidance or prayers.