Bilal Muslim Mission is an important Shiite organization founded in 1967 by Sayyid Saeed Akhtar Razavi and a number of other Shiite leaders in Tanzania. Its main purpose is to propagate Islam, especially Shiism, among Tanzanians' Africans. Light magazine is in English and Sout al-Bilal is on the beach.

The organization's activities have been extended beyond the African continent; In addition to operating in African countries such as Kenya, it also has branches in the United States, Sweden, etc.

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Publication of Sout al-Bilal Magazines in Swahili and Light in English, the first issue of Light Magazine was published in 1963 with a circulation of 75 copies. The Face of Al-Bilal magazine was first published by Ali Dina, a Shiite from Khoja, and in 1967 its publication was handed over to the Bilal Muslim Mission in Tanzania.
Publication of Islamic books in English and Swahili
Teaching and teaching Shiite religion to Shiite students
Sending native students to the seminaries of Qom, Najaf, Lebanon and Mashhad after making preparations.
Organizing scientific and Islamic seminars
Send money to villages and cities
Establishment of free temporary medical camps in cities and villages
Construction of schools and mosques
Material support for the poor

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