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Surat and Vapi Jamatkhana Pic

Freinds Just Visited Surat and Vapi, As usual what i do when i visit new places -Taken Pic of SuratJamatkhana and Vapi Jamatkhana.



SURAT Jamatkhana





VAPI JAMATKHANA






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  1. AnonymousSeptember 23, 2009 at 7:47 AM

    Rahim
    YAM
    Thanks a Million for taking the beautiful pictures of Jamatkhanas, is it possible for you to also take the picture of New Jamat Khana in Palghar which is not far from Vapi and Dahanu please.
    Thank You for all your good work and I pray That May Hazar Imam Showers his choicest blessings on you always. Ameen.

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  2. kinshaNovember 26, 2009 at 3:35 PM

    Hi Rahim,

    Together with Photos if you can put the address we would really appreciate so that when we are there we can visit.

    Thanks a million

    firoz

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