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Syedna Burhanuddin RA Video Recording Shows Mufaddal is NOT his Successor.<br/><br/>This video documentary brings to light the story that unfolded in June 2011 when Mufaddal Saifuddin announced his alleged appointment. It analyzes the following:<br/><br/>- London Cromwell Hospital records of Syedna Burhanuddin RA<br/>- 4 June 2011 Cromwell Hospital video<br/>- 20 June 2011 Raudat Tahera video<br/><br/>It raises critical questions, including:<br/><br/>- Syedna Burhanuddin RA stopped eating and drinking on 30 May 2011. Why did Mufaddal and Dr. Moiz wait for 48 hours before taking him to hospital?<br/>- Did Syedna Burhanuddin RA even recognize Mufaddal on 4 June and 20 June 2011?<br/>- What did Syedna Burhanuddin RA say to negate the name Mufaddal when it was put to him? <br/><br/>The video recordings and documents shown in this documentary are part of the record of the Bombay High Court, the proceedings of which were broadcast on Zoom.<br/><br/>Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS is confident that the judgment of the single judge of the Bombay High Court will be overturned in appeal and by the Grace of Almighty God, truth and justice will prevail.<br/><br/>#JusticeForDawoodiBohras #SyednaBurhanuddin #DawoodiBohra #RaudatTahera #SyednaCase #Syedna
Syedna Burhanuddin RA Video Recording Shows Mufaddal is NOT his Successor.<br/><br/>This video documentary brings to light the story that unfolded in June 2011 when Mufaddal Saifuddin announced his alleged appointment. It analyzes the following:<br/><br/>- London Cromwell Hospital records of Syedna Burhanuddin RA<br/>- 4 June 2011 Cromwell Hospital video<br/>- 20 June 2011 Raudat Tahera video<br/><br/>It raises critical questions, including:<br/><br/>- Syedna Burhanuddin RA stopped eating and drinking on 30 May 2011. Why did Mufaddal and Dr. Moiz wait for 48 hours before taking him to hospital?<br/>- Did Syedna Burhanuddin RA even recognize Mufaddal on 4 June and 20 June 2011?<br/>- What did Syedna Burhanuddin RA say to negate the name Mufaddal when it was put to him? <br/><br/>The video recordings and documents shown in this documentary are part of the record of the Bombay High Court, the proceedings of which were broadcast on Zoom.<br/><br/>Syedna Taher Fakhruddin TUS is confident that the judgment of the single judge of the Bombay High Court will be overturned in appeal and by the Grace of Almighty God, truth and justice will prevail.<br/><br/>#JusticeForDawoodiBohras #SyednaBurhanuddin #DawoodiBohra #RaudatTahera #SyednaCase #Syedna
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