Arzi Format | Dawoodi Bohra

A Dawoodi Bohra arzi is a formal, respectful petition following community etiquette: start with religious salutations, state the request clearly, attach supporting documents, and close politely. Tailor language and detail to the recipient (local committee or office) and keep the submission concise and well-documented.

TUS Huzurala Aqa Maula (TUS),

To ensure your Arzi is processed smoothly through administrative channels, keep these guidelines in mind: dawoodi bohra arzi format

A humble request seeking spiritual prayers and blessings.

(In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful). 2. Al-Dai al-Mutlaq's Title (Tazmeen / Address) A Dawoodi Bohra arzi is a formal, respectful

An Arzi is a spiritual tool—a direct line of communication with His Holiness Syedna Mufaddal Saifuddin (TUS), the 53rd Al-Dai al-Mutlaq or the absolute spiritual leader of the community. The act of writing and submitting an Arzi is an expression of Riza (contentment) and submission to the leadership, known as Misaaq (the covenant of allegiance).

: A clear statement of why the letter is being written—whether for seeking blessings for a marriage, guidance on a business venture, or health concerns. (In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful)

: State clearly what you are seeking—be it "Raza" (permission), "Dua" (blessings), or guidance on a specific decision.

For most members, the standard procedure is to submit the arzi to the local jamaat authorities, typically the local amil saheb (head priest) or the mukasir (assistant). The amil will review the arzi, may add his own recommendation or comments, and then forward it through the chain of command to the Syedna's court ( darbar ). This process ensures that the arzi is properly vetted and reaches the correct administrative department.