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The Journey to Jalsa Begins

A journey of faith. A gathering of hearts. A celebration of unity.

As we prepare for the 60th Jalsa Salana UK, we look forward to three days of worship, reflection and unity under the blessed institution of Khilafat.

Join us from around the world through MTA International as we bring you every moment of this historic Jalsa.

📅 Pre-Jalsa Transmission: Thursday 23rd July
📺 Live Broadcast: 24th-26th July

May Allah enable us all to benefit from this blessed gathering. Ameen.

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How Does Islam Manage Anger?

Anger is natural.

What matters is how you respond.

Islam teaches that true strength isn't defeating others—it's mastering yourself.

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Welcome to the 60th Jalsa Salana UK!

Whether you’re joining us at Hadeeqatul Mahdi or from anywhere in the world through MTA International, may Allah make these blessed days a source of immense spiritual benefit for us all. Ameen.

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One week to go! 🌿

The countdown has entered its final week.

In just seven days, thousands of hearts from around the world will gather once again for the 60th Jalsa Salana UK, united in worship, brotherhood and the remembrance of Allah.

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📢 LATEST: Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba) urged everyone to pray for a blessed Jalsa Salana UK, for the protection of all attendees during the current hot weather, and for the volunteers serving throughout the Convention.

"Pray that Allah the Almighty bless it in every respect, keep everyone under His protection and safeguard them."

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Jazak’Allah for following today’s live tweets of the Friday Sermon on MTA International. Please note that these live tweets are only a brief summary of Beloved Huzoor’s (aba) address. Viewers are encouraged to watch the full sermon, which is available via https://t.co/qtnF5P83jp, our on-demand services, or the MTAOnline1 YouTube channel.

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Prayers for Jalsa Salana

Beloved Huzoor (aba) mentioned that the Jalsa Salana will commence next week and prayed for its success.

May Allah keep everyone under His protection, especially as there is a heatwave and many volunteers are carrying out their duties while standing in the heat. May Allah enable them all to fulfil their responsibilities in the best possible manner. Ameen.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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A Prayer to Follow the Prophet's Example

May Allah enable us all to follow these teachings and remain permanently grateful to Him.

The Holy Prophet (sa) constantly remembered Allah the Almighty and established the greatest example for us to follow.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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The Qualities of a Grateful Believer

Hazrat Abu Hurairah (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) said:
“O Abu Hurairah, practise scrupulous righteousness and you will become the most devoted of people. Be content with what Allah has given you and you will become the most grateful of people. Love for others what you love for yourself and you will be a true believer. Treat your neighbours well and you will be a true Muslim. Laugh less, for excessive laughter deadens the heart.”
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Hazrat Aishah (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) remembered Allah at all times and in every state.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Four Blessings of This World and the Hereafter

Hazrat Abdullah bin Abbas (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) said:
“Four things are among the blessings of this world and the Hereafter: a grateful heart, a tongue occupied with the remembrance of Allah, a body that remains patient during trials, and a righteous wife who remains faithful regarding herself and her husband’s wealth.”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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The Way of the Grateful

The Holy Prophet (sa) said:
“Whoever looks in matters of religion towards those who are superior to him and follows their example, while looking in worldly matters towards those who possess less than him and praising Allah for His blessings, is recorded by Allah among the grateful and the patient.”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Gratitude for Allah's Glad Tidings

Hazrat Abdur Rahman bin Auf (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) went towards one of his orchards, faced the direction of the Ka‘bah, and fell into a prolonged prostration. The prostration lasted so long that Hazrat Abdur Rahman (ra) feared that Allah may have taken his soul.

The Holy Prophet (sa) later explained that Hazrat Jibril (as) had brought him the glad tidings that Allah would bestow mercy upon whoever invoked blessings upon him and would grant peace to whoever sent salutations upon him. The Holy Prophet (sa) therefore prostrated in gratitude to Allah.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Prostrating in Gratitude

Hazrat Abu Bakrah (ra) narrated that whenever the Holy Prophet (sa) received joyful news or something happened that pleased him, he would immediately fall into prostration in gratitude to Allah.
Hazrat Anas bin Malik (ra) likewise narrated that when the Holy Prophet (sa) was given glad tidings that a need had been fulfilled, he fell into prostration.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Gratitude for the Acceptance of Islam

Hazrat Bara bin Azib (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) first sent Hazrat Khalid bin Walid (ra) to invite the people of Yemen to Islam. Later, he sent Hazrat Ali (ra), who recited the letter of the Holy Prophet (sa) before them, and the entire tribe of Hamdan accepted Islam.
When Hazrat Ali (ra) wrote to inform the Holy Prophet (sa), he fell into prostration in gratitude to Allah. He then raised his head and said twice:

“Peace be upon Hamdan.”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Humility in Victory

The Promised Messiah (as) said that the spiritual elevation granted to Allah’s chosen servants is always accompanied by humility, whereas Satan’s elevation was tainted by arrogance.

When the Holy Prophet (sa) conquered Makkah, he bowed his head and prostrated before Allah just as he had done during the days of persecution and hardship there. Remembering the condition in which he had once left Makkah and the condition in which he had now returned, his heart overflowed with gratitude to Allah, and he fell into prostration.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Gratitude at the Conquest of Makkah

It is narrated that at the Conquest of Makkah, the Holy Prophet (sa) stood at the Ka‘bah and praised Allah, saying:
“There is no god but Allah alone; He has no partner. He fulfilled His promise, helped His servant, and defeated the confederates by Himself.”
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Hazrat Umm Hani (ra) narrated that on the day of the Conquest of Makkah, the Holy Prophet (sa) entered her house, performed ghusl, and offered eight rak‘ahs of prayer. She said that she had never seen him perform a prayer more lightly, although he completed its bowing and prostration properly.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Gratitude After the Victory at Badr

Hazrat Abdullah bin Mas‘ud (ra) narrated that after the Battle of Badr, he came to the Holy Prophet (sa) and said:
“O Messenger of Allah, Allah has caused Abu Jahl to be killed.”
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The Holy Prophet (sa) asked three times:
“By Allah, besides Whom there is no god?”
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Hazrat Abdullah bin Mas‘ud (ra) confirmed this each time. The Holy Prophet (sa) then went with him, stood over Abu Jahl, and said:

“Allah is the Greatest. All praise belongs to Allah, Who fulfilled His promise, helped His servant, and defeated the confederates by Himself. This was the Pharaoh of this Ummah.”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Praising Allah After Victory

Hazrat Abdullah bin Umar (ra) narrated that whenever the Holy Prophet (sa) returned from a military expedition, Hajj, or Umrah, he would say "Allahu Akbar" three times upon every elevated place, and then pray:

“There is no god but Allah alone; He has no partner. To Him belongs all sovereignty and all praise, and He has power over all things. We return, repent, worship, prostrate, and praise our Lord. Allah has fulfilled His promise, helped His servant, and defeated the confederates by Himself.”
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Hazrat Abdullah bin Mas‘ud (ra) reported to the Holy Prophet (sa) that Allah had caused Abu Jahl to be killed at the Battle of Badr. The Holy Prophet (sa) said:

“Allah is the Greatest. All praise belongs to Allah, Who fulfilled His promise, helped His servant, and defeated the confederates by Himself.”
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After the Battle of Badr, the Holy Prophet (sa) stood beside the pit into which the slain leaders of the disbelievers had been placed and addressed them by name:

“Would it not have pleased you to have obeyed Allah and His Messenger? We have certainly found our Lord’s promise to us to be true.”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Gratitude for the Blessing of Clothing

Hazrat Abu Sa‘id al-Khudri (ra) narrated that whenever the Holy Prophet (sa) put on a new garment—whether a turban, shirt, or cloak—he would name it and pray:
“O Allah, all praise belongs to You. You have clothed me with it. I ask You for its goodness and the goodness for which it was made, and I seek Your protection from its evil and the evil for which it was made.”
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Hazrat Aishah (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) taught that when Allah grants a person a blessing and he praises Allah for it, his gratitude is accepted; when he commits a sin and immediately regrets it, his repentance is accepted; and when he puts on a new garment and praises Allah, he fulfils the gratitude due for that blessing.

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Beauty Without Arrogance

Hazrat Abdullah bin Mas‘ud (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) said:

“No one who has even an atom’s weight of arrogance in his heart will enter Paradise.”
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A man asked whether liking fine clothes and good shoes was arrogance. The Holy Prophet (sa) replied:
“Allah is beautiful and loves beauty. Arrogance means rejecting the truth and looking down upon people.”

(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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Cleanliness as a Reflection of Gratitude

Hazrat Jabir bin Abdullah (ra) narrated that the Holy Prophet (sa) once saw a man whose hair was dishevelled and said:

“Could he not find something with which to arrange his hair?”
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He then saw another man wearing dirty clothes and said:

“Could he not find water with which to wash his clothes?”
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(Friday Sermon, 17th July 2026)
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