On Saturday, 17 October 2026, the Leader, Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky (H), delivered a closing speech to participants of the International Youth Conference, themed “Youth and the Future of Islamic Resistance,” organised by JASAZ of the Islamic movement in Abuja.
Shaheed Ahmad is a victim of his own achievement. He transformed the youth on an unprecedented scale, becoming a target of those who benefit from youth disarray.
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In just 23 years, Shaheed Sayyed Ahmad Zakzaky lived a life whose significance transcends time. He awakened minds, inspired purpose and left behind a legacy that continues to shape the consciousness of young generations.
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Shaheed Ahmad Zakzaky discipline, humility, and unwavering devotion to Allah and to the mission of his father, Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky, spoke louder than any sermon.
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Shaheed Ahmad Ibraheem Zakzaky His presence, his words, and most of all, his example opened our eyes to meanings of life we had never fully understood before.
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Shaheed Sayyed Ahmad Zakzaky lived for just 23 years, yet his short life carried a powerful message: the value of existence is not measured by how long we live, but by the purpose we serve and the lives we transform.
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For Sayyed Ahmad Zakzaky, youth were not merely the leaders of tomorrow. They were important actors in today's society, with the responsibility to learn, think, participate and contribute towards building a better future.
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“We were born to struggle for The Establishment of an Islamic system. We either be killed struggling to establish an Islamic system or be killed struggling to maintain it. This is our mission in life and shall make it by Allah's will.”
–Martyr Ahmad Ibraheem Zakzaky
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Leader Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky (H) attended the Maulid celebration organised by the Resource Forum of the Islamic movement yesterday, Sunday, 13 September, in Abuja, Nigeria.
Leader Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky (H) concluded the three-day Tadrib organised by the Sisters Forum of the Islamic movement on Sunday, 9 August 2026, at his residence in Abuja.
In his speech, the leader expounded on the importance of thought (Fikrah), which he described as a guiding light against attempts by enemies to mislead people through various machinations, including the spread of doubt, rumour-mongering, and other means aimed at promoting corruption.
The trek is observed annually from six different axes across Nigeria. The closing trek is then conducted from two axes, Suleja and Mararaba, after which the leader delivers the closing speech, marking the end of that year's Arba'een commemoration.
Leader Sheikh Ibraheem Zakzaky (H) delivered a remark as the Islamic Movement commemorated the 12th anniversary of the International Quds Day Zaria Massacre today, 25 July 2026, at Darur Rahma on the outskirts of Zaria.
In his speech, the leader began by reminding the audience of the events of Ashura, the martyrdom of Imam Hassan al-Mujtaba (AS), which is commemorated during the month of Safar, the forthcoming Arba'een trek, and the recently concluded funeral ceremony of Martyr Imam Khamenei (QS).
He stated that the purpose of the gathering was to commemorate the massacre committed by the Nigerian Army 12 years ago, during which participants in the International Quds Day procession were, according to him, attacked without provocation. The leader recounted how the International Quds Day procession began in Zaria several years ago before spreading to other major cities across Nigeria.
The leader said the purpose of the procession is to stand against injustice and oppression, citing the suffering of the Palestinian people under Zionist occupation for more than 70 years.
He also condemned the Zionist occupiers, the United States, and their Nigerian proxies, who are always attacking us during various religious processions and gatherings. He further declared that such actions would not frighten the movement, saying every one of us remain prepared to sacrifice their lives in this struggle for justice.