Milestones in Serigne Fallou Mbacke life 1887-1888: Born in Darou Salam, son of Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba and Sokhna Awa Bousso (27èm day of Rajab - Ascension of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) 1895: El Hadji Falilou Mbacké, aged 9 assists Mbacké Barry from Cheikh Ahmadou Bamba, which will then deported to Gabon. 1902: End of his Koranic studies led by Mame Thierno Birahim Mbacké. 1903 he joined his father in Mauritania (Soued El Mah1903: Date of submission (Djébeulou) May 7, 1907: Back home with Serigne Touba installed Thièyène 1913: He handed 28 handwritten copies of the Holy Quran to his father 1925: El Hadji Falilou Mbacké discovered the career Ndock 1927 his fathers disappearance on July 19 in Diourbel. 1928: Laying the foundation stone of the Great Mosque of Touba 1928: Pilgrimage to Mecca 1933: He named the town of Taif as ndiguel his brother Mustafa Mouhamedou 1945 He bound friendship with President Senghor 1945: He became the second Caliph General of Mouride 1945 End of World War II May 1947: El Hadji Falilou Mbacké restarts the work of the great mosque 1947 (June): The great Magal Touba changed date and historical tracking 1 September 1961: Tree Day in Touba (reforestation) on its khilafa September 10, 1961: Telegram to General De Gaulle December 22, 1962: Telegram to President Senghor Khalifa Falilou Mbacké 1963: End of the work of the great mosque, the tallest minaret is called Lamp Fall. June 7, 1963: Inauguration of the Grand Mosque and the first Friday prayers 18 September 1963: Visit to El Hadji Ibrahima Niasse Caliph of Medina Niassène with El Hadji Falilou Mbacké. September 19, 1963: The pioneers of visiting Senegal Touba November 8, 1963: Visit of Prime Minister of Nigeria, Ahmadu Bello in Touba April 18, 1965: Congratulation letter addressed to the General Khalife Gabriel Arboussier May 24, 1965: Mbacké Market Opening in the presence of the Caliph December 31, 1966: New Year Wishes from General Caliph to President Senghor May 1968: Message from the General Caliph Mouride disciples of Sheikh Ahmadou Bamba (When the general strike in the same year) August 6, 1968: In the night, El Hadji Falilou Mbacke died at Touba
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