Mudassar Aziz looks at the meaning of the Arabic name ‘Eid-ul-Fitr’ which is the celebrations Muslims offer at the end of Ramadan.
He reads from Chapter 110, verse 3 of The Holy Quran and takes a deeper look at the words to determine the true meaning of the name and why it is important for all Muslims to understand what it actually means.
Dr Jawad Ahmed gave the speech on Friday 8th August, which was the day of Eid ul Fitr.
He starts by reciting from Chapter 105 of the Holy Quran, known in English as ‘The Elephant’. He then goes on to describe the meaning of the word Fitr as an example to show that Arabic is the mother of all languages.
Dr Jawad Ahmed gave the speech on Friday 8th August, which was the day of Eid ul Fitr.
He starts by reciting from Chapter 105 of the Holy Quran, known in English as ‘The Elephant’. He then goes on to describe the meaning of the word Fitr as an example to show that Arabic is the mother of all languages.
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 thus puts into perspective the mighty achievements made by Hazrat Khwaja Kamal-ud-Din.
