The miraculous building enveloping deep-rooted Fatemi traditions and exhibiting modern-age technologies, al Raihaan, stands tall and high at the heart of Bombay. Al Raihaan is elegantly erected in Sahat Mubarakah, overlooking Raudat Tahera, a majestic marble mausoleum and Ghurrat al Masajid, a monumental beauty in Islamic world.
Al Raihaan, on one hand, is graced by the decorous shadow of Raudat Tahera, an abode of heaven which immortalizes into eternity - the life, the teachings and the ideals of heavenly personalities, al Dai al Ajal Syedna Taher Saifuddin RA and al Dai al Ajal Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin RA. This mere shadow is what turns poor to rich, the weak to strong, the afflicted to forever healthy.
The awe-inspiring building, on other hand, holds great pride in conjoining Ghurrat al Masajid, a beacon of faith and modernity. The Masjid is a beautiful blend of multiple cultural influences. It embodies the Fatemi approach to architecture, where the diverse styles are harmonized into a unified and elegant structure. Each part of the Masjid, from its arches to its minarets, showcases this thoughtful integration, creating a space that is both unique and cohesive.
The structure, the Sehen, the cluster is a remarkable achievement in the history of Dawat e Taiyyebiyah. This unprecedented feat is inspired by the vision of the august Dai of Imam Taiyyeb AS, al Dai al Ajal Syedna Mohammed Burhanuddin RA and his lofty successor, the visionary al Dai al Ajal Syedna Aali Qadr Mufaddal Saifuddin TUS. Through his unparalleled endeavors and efforts, al Raihaan found its glory, honor and distinction among the countless accommodations around the globe.
Al Raihaan is a sanctuary of elegance, where marble meets velvet, and whispers of luxury fill the air. Each room, a cocoon of comfort. A sea-facing room offers endless blue vistas, where the horizon and waves become your constant companions. Here, time slows, and every moment feels like a dream wrapped in silk. Al Raihaan, gracefully evokes a sense of place, reflecting its traditional and modern perspectives.
