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This Jamatkhana should be referred to as the Canadian Darkhana Jamatkhana (or Darkhana, Canada). Prior to it becoming Darkhana, as set out in the Ismaili Constitution, it was indeed known as Burnaby Jamatkhana. Since that time, there is a subsequent Jamatkhana opened, called Burnaby Lake Jamatkhana. When we say Burnaby Jamatkhana now, it usually means that second one.
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wooww very beautiful jamatkhana.
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