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Fasting Schedule for Sarawak

Sunrise & Sunset Times for Kuching
For the year 167 B.E. (2011 A.D.)

Sunrise Sunset Date

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6:48 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 1 (March 2) Wednesday
6:48 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 2 (March 3) Thursday
6:48 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 3 (March 4) Friday
6:48 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 4 (March 5) Saturday
6:47 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 5 (March 6) Sunday
6:47 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 6 (March 7) Monday
6:47 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 7 (March 8 ) Tuesday
6:47 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 8 (March 9) Wednesday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 9 (March 10) Thursday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 10 (March 11) Friday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 11 (March 12) Saturday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 12 (March 13) Sunday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 13 (March 14) Monday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 14 (March 15) Tuesday
6:44 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 15 (March 16) Wednesday
6:44 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 16 (March 17) Thursday
6:44 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 17 (March 18) Friday
6:43 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 18 (March 19) Saturday
6:43 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 19 (March 20) Sunday

SERIAN
At Latitude 1° 10′ N, Longitude 110° 34′ E
For the year 167 B.E. (2011 A.D.)

Sunrise Sunset Date
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6:47 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 1 (March 2) Wednesday
6:47 AM 6:53 PM `Alá’ 2 (March 3) Thursday
6:47 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 3 (March 4) Friday
6:47 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 4 (March 5) Saturday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 5 (March 6) Sunday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 6 (March 7) Monday
6:46 AM 6:52 PM `Alá’ 7 (March 8 ) Tuesday
6:46 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 8 (March 9) Wednesday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 9 (March 10) Thursday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 10 (March 11) Friday
6:45 AM 6:51 PM `Alá’ 11 (March 12) Saturday
6:44 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 12 (March 13) Sunday
6:44 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 13 (March 14) Monday
6:44 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 14 (March 15) Tuesday
6:43 AM 6:50 PM `Alá’ 15 (March 16) Wednesday
6:43 AM 6:49 PM `Alá’ 16 (March 17) Thursday
6:43 AM 6:49 PM `Alá’ 17 (March 18) Friday
6:43 AM 6:49 PM `Alá’ 18 (March 19) Saturday
6:42 AM 6:49 PM `Alá’ 19 (March 20) Sunday

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Counsellor G. Soraya in Miri

During the visit of Counsellor G. Soraya to Miri on 18-19 August 2007, two rural communities had the honour of hosting a gathering held in conjunction with the visit. The first visit was to Sungai Nipa in Bakong cluster and the second to Rumah Tambi, in Niah cluster. In both gatherings, the focus is on increasing the number of tutors for study circles and having more children’s classes and junior youth groups.

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Youth and Spiritual Knowledge Camp

A youth camp which presented talks on ‘Challenges faced by youths of today’ and ‘How to build self-esteem’ attracted 26 Baha’i members from the various places in Miri and Niah yesterday. It was held at the Petronas Games Village here.

Themed ‘Youths and Spiritual Knowledge’, the event was organized by the Local Spiritual Assembly of the Baha’is of Miri, specially for youths aged between 13 and 16.

“This group gathering was organized to increase awareness among youths on the importance of morality in accordance with the Baha’i principle, and in line with the government’s concern for youth provlems,” said a task force committee member and Baha’i member, SR Ramsey.

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4 Additonal Clusters Considered for Possible IGP Launch

At the end of a recent retreat held in Ranchan Pool Resort, about 70 km from the state capital Kuching, four additonal clusters have been considered for possible launching of Intensive Programme of Growth (IGP).

Presently, there are only two clusters which have launched IGP, namely, Kuching and Miri clusters, which started their first cycle of growth in March and April this year, respectively. Both clusters are now nearing the end of their first cycle and will soon be preparing for the launching of their respective second cycle.

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Miri Baha’i Community participate in “Dance for Humanity” show

The Baha’i Community of Miri was among the 30 other groups who participated in the 6 hour “Dance for Humanity” show organised by the Malaysian Red Crescent Society of Miri in conjunction with its 50th Anniversary celebration held at the Indoor Stadium on 3rd October 2004. The dance entitled ‘Unity in Diversity’ with 30 dancers [...]

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