Allama’s Journey

Allama Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi, born on January 1, 1975, in Karachi, Pakistan, is a distinguished Islamic scholar and prominent figure in the Shia community. He pursued his Islamic education in Qom, Iran, where he deepened his understanding of Islamic principles.
Allama Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi holds a Master’s degree in Islamic History, which enhances his scholarly contributions. Residing in Karachi, Allama is widely recognized for his eloquent majalis and teachings, particularly during the Muharram commemorations. His commitment to addressing global issues, such as the rights of Kashmiri’s and Palestinian’s, has earned him respect both locally and internationally. Allama Naqvi’s work embodies the principles of Hussainiyat

“Words Pierce Deeper
Than A Sword”

-Imam Ali (AS)

Allama's Mission

Allama Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi’s mission for Shia-Sunni unity emphasizes the importance of setting aside sectarian divisions to foster a united and resilient Muslim ummah, allowing Muslims to collaboratively address global challenges and work towards a peaceful world.

Allama’s Vision

Allama Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi envisions a Muslim community united by social justice, education, and the fundamental principles of Islam. He leads with a vision to face today’s issues with bravery and moral strength, inspired by the heritage of Imam Hussain (AS).

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Allama's International
Tours

AUSTRALIA

He has also visited Australia to address religious events and connect with the growing Shia community there.

QOM

Syed Shaheen Shah Hussain Naqvi has recently returned from an enlightening journey to Qom, bringing back renewed insights to share with his community.

INDIA

Allama Syed Shahenshah Hussain Naqvi’s visit to Lucknow inspired the Shia community with messages of unity and resilience, encouraging stronger faith and community bonds.

CANADA

Allama Naqvi is a regular speaker at Shia centers in Canada, especially during the Islamic months of mourning. His lectures are known to draw the local Shia communities in Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal.
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