Dear Sisters and Brothers, Assalaam-o-Alaikum Wa Rakhmatullahi Wa Barakaato Hoo. I wish you all a very happy Eid ul Adha. Eid-ul-Adha is widely known as Eid ul-Qurban or Eid of Sacrifice. The root of the Arabic word Qurban is qaf ra ba which means qurb or nearness, i.e., nearness to Allah. Sacrificing in the way … Continue reading Hazrat Ameer’s 2016 Eid ul Fitr Message
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Hazrat Ameer’s Ramadan ul Mubarak Message
O you who believe, fasting is prescribed for you, as it was prescribed for those before you, so that you may guard against evil. (2:183) Assalaam-o-Alaikum Wa Rakhmatullahi Wa Barakaato Hoo Dear Sisters and Brothers, Let us all thank Allah for blessing us once again with Ramadan and thus another opportunity to seek closeness to … Continue reading Hazrat Ameer’s Ramadan ul Mubarak Message
Hazrat Ameer’s Eid ul Fitr Message
Those to whom We have given the Book follow it as it ought to be followed. These believe in it. And whoever disbelieves in it, these it is that are the losers. (2:121) Dear Sisters and Brothers, Assalaam-o-Alaikum Wa Rakhmatullahi Wa Barakaato Hoo. A very Happy Eid Mubarak to you all! We have just achieved … Continue reading Hazrat Ameer’s Eid ul Fitr Message
World Ameer speaks at Houses of Parliament in London
World Ameer of the worldwide Ahmadiyya Association for the propagation of Islam, President of its UK branch and Dr Zahid Aziz spoke at the Houses of Parliament on Wednesday 19 November 2014. Hazrat Ameer spoke on the long history of peaceful propagation of Islam by the Lahore-Ahmadiyya to the West, which started when its founder … Continue reading World Ameer speaks at Houses of Parliament in London
Hazrat Ameer’s 2014 Eid ul Adha message
Dear Sisters and Brothers, Assalaam-o-Alaikum Wa Rakhmatullahi Wa Barakaato Hoo When his Lord said to him, Submit, he said: I submit myself to the Lord of the worlds. (2:131) Neither their flesh, nor their blood, reaches Allah, but to Him is acceptable observance of duty on your part. Thus has He made them (the animals) … Continue reading Hazrat Ameer’s 2014 Eid ul Adha message
The Truth of Religion
On Friday 28th June 2013, on his last full day in the UK, Hazrat Ameer, the Global Head of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam, took to the podium to give the Friday Khutba. He chose to read from Chapter 20, verses one to eight of The Holy Quran. He cited these verse as an … Continue reading The Truth of Religion
100 Years – Now & Then
The current Hazrat Ameer of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam gives a speech, during our celebration of 100 years of the Woking Muslim Mission. In this speech he looks back at the work of Hazrat Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din and compares how things were one hundred years ago to how things are in the present and … Continue reading 100 Years – Now & Then
Hazrat Ameer’s Message for Ramadan
Dear Sisters and Brothers, The Holy month of Ramadan is here and we thank our Creator to have given us another opportunity in our lives to observe the spiritual duty to fast and pray and seek His pleasure and nearness. As the verse I have cited above states, this is the month in which the … Continue reading Hazrat Ameer’s Message for Ramadan
[Video] Seeking nearness to Allah Part Three
In the second khutba Hazrat Amir discussed the things you should do to achieve nearness to Allah. In this third and final khutba of this series Hazrat Amir discusses the “don’ts” for a Muslim. That is the things a Muslim must not do if he wants to achieve closeness to Allah. httpv://youtu.be/fC9KtqXzg2s
[Video] Seeking nearness to Allah Part Two
Hazrat Ameer continues his talk based on Chapter 16 verses 89 to 91 of the Holy Quran.
[Video] Seeking nearness to Allah … Guidelines in the Quran
Hazrat Ameer recites Chapter 16, verses 89 and 90 of the Holy Quran, and deals with ‘Seeking nearness to Allah ... Guidelines in the Quran’. He explains how people should deal with and follow the major signposts in life to achieve nearness of Allah. This is the first video of a series exploring and explaining … Continue reading [Video] Seeking nearness to Allah … Guidelines in the Quran