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Editor-in-Chief | Sulaiman Saqafi Maliyekkal |
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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 |
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