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Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud (ra) captured in discussion with Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan — a key political figure of British India and Pakistan.
📸 Location: Lahore, 3 January 1949, during a reception for the Grand Mufti of Palestine's representatives.
🔍 Who was Raja Ghazanfar Ali Khan? A prominent politician, he played a crucial role in the 1946 Interim Government and later served as Pakistan’s Minister & Diplomat.
In his speech at the event, Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud (ra) emphasised the need for strategic planning in the Muslim world.
The Civil and Military Gazette reported:
“‘Our great shortcoming is that up till now we have been working without a plan. If we really want to achieve something, we must act according to a plan,’ said Mirza Bashiruddin, Ahmadiyya religious head, at a reception given in Lahore on Monday afternoon by Begum Salma Tasadduq Hussain in honour of Sheikh Abdullah Ghausiah and Syed Selim al-Husseini, representatives of the Grand Mufti of Palestine.”
(The Civil and Military Gazette, 4 January 1949, p. 6)
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President @AhmadiyyaUK Rafiq Ahmad Hayat addressing the #JalsaUK on the topic of 'Guarding Against the Negative Trends of the Contemporary Age'. National President @AhmadiyyaUSA Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad is presiding the session.
"You are always in our prayers. You are part of our family. You are part of us and we are part of you."
Some personal message for #Gaza from the attendees of the Jalsa Salana UK.
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Nicolo Govoni has been nominated for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Peace Prize. His relentless dedication to human rights and education for refugees is truly inspiring. @stillirisengo#JalsaUK
Delegates bid a fond farewell to Hazrat Khalifatul Masih after the conclusion of the proceedings. It is a bitter sweet moment. Sadness because it is time to depart, but with a renewed sense of belonging and brotherhood. #JalsaUK