Jalsa Salana began with 75 people in a small hamlet in India and now boasts tens of thousands from across the world. Maria Sadaf anticipates #JalsaUK and writes about the Divinely guided progress of the Community.
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A reminder of the guiding words of His Holiness Khalifatul Masih V on self-assessment of one’s inner condition from the concluding address of Jalsa UK 2025
It can be difficult to recognise yourself in someone who looks nothing like you and speaks a completely different language. Syeda Ahmad shows the example of #JalsaSalana as a place where sisters of the world are able to unite. #jalsauk
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Sound felt like glittery accents across time, like the vivid moments of a dream. As #JalsaSalana approaches, Hala Hadi takes a journey through sound.
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Our differences enrich society and are an essential part of what makes humanity flourish. Fatiha Nadeem reminds us of the benefits of diversity.
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Most people are neighbourly and want to exchange pleasantries, which makes the day brighter for all of us. Sameea Jonnud finds positives in sharing a walk, a smile, the weather and food.
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Allah Almighty not only looks at the external action and rewards it but also the intention that inspires it. Bareera Ghaffar looks beyond the surface of an action and shows how intention can change its meaning.
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This year Eid al Adha falls on the same day as Khilafat Day, commemorated every year by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. In Podcast 40 Ayesha Naseem and Rabah Nasir discuss the spiritual link between the two special days and what we can learn from it.
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