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Risala Weekly

Editor-in-Chief

Sulaiman Saqafi Maliyekkal

Managing Director

M Abdul Majeed

Managing Editor

S. Sharafudheen

Administrator

Mansoor Saquafi Sidheeqi Poochal

Editor-in-Charge

TK Ali Ashraf

Categories

Religious and social magazine

Frequency

Weekly

Publisher

Islamic Publishing Bureau

First issue

November 1983

Country

India

Based in

Kozhikode

Language

Malayalam

Website

risalaonline.com

Risala Weekly is a weekly Islamic magazine published in Kozhikode. The magazine was first published in November 1983 as a monthly publication. Later its frequency was switched to weekly. It is published by Islamic Publishing Bureau of Sunni Students' Federation from Kozhikode, India.[1]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Articles on CIP in the Malayalam Language: Center for Islamic Pluralism". Islamic Pluralism. Retrieved 22 May 2016.

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