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Ahmadi Elders’ forum lashes leaders on economic downturn

Ahmadi Elders’ forum lashes leaders on economic downturn

The Majlis Ansarullah (the E1ders’ Forum of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at) Nigeria rose from the 41st edition of their three-day annual national convention held at Ekiti State Government College, Ikere-Ekiti, Ekiti State recently lashing out at leaders on the unending impoverishment of the citizenry.

US lauds religious leaders on anti-graft war

US lauds religious leaders on anti-graft war

United States Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, Linda Thomas-Greenfield, met with five steering members of the Religious Leaders Anti-Corruption Committee on August 25 to discuss their ongoing efforts to counter corruption in Nigeria through teaching, preaching, and government advocacy.

The reward of patience

The reward of patience

Rather, whatever test we are going through in this world, we should remember that it is from Allah (swt) and that these test bring us closer and closer to Jannah, provided we deal with them with patience and perseverance. There is a beautiful story about patience in the Holy Quran of Prophet Yusuf (a.s).

Ahmadiyya centenary celebration:  Amir rolls out achievements

Ahmadiyya centenary celebration: Amir rolls out achievements

Amir of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Nigeria, Dr Mashhud Fashola has described the hundred years of the Jamaat’s existence in Nigeria as a manifestation of Allah’s Grace and Majesty in support of the claim of Ghulam Ahmad, the Promised Messiah and Mahdi. Dr Fasola said this while giving a review of the 100 years of the group in Nigeria at a special forum organised by the Pan African Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, PAMA, held in London, United Kingdom recently.

Ahmadiyya UK convention  re-echoes ‘Love for all, Hatred  for none’

Ahmadiyya UK convention re-echoes ‘Love for all, Hatred for none’

It was a sunny summer weekend. People from all parts of the globe trooped in the picturesque Hampshire countryside, London. It was not a carnival, but a religious gathering for spiritual development. Over 35,000 Ahmadi Muslims with their non-Ahmadi friends had gathered there for their Golden Jubilee religious convention.