Kvinneorganisasjonen til Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Norge. Kjærlighet til alle, ikke hat mot noen || Women's Auxiliary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Norway
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Five prayers. One day at a time.
Today’s challenge is about more than completing all 5 prayers on time. It’s about strengthening our connection with Allah & building a habit that lasts beyond our anniversary calendar.
May Allah help us remain steadfast in our prayers. Ameen.
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Plan your day around your prayers.
Check today’s prayer times and organise your activities accordingly.
When it’s time to pray, put distractions aside and give yourself a moment to be fully present.
Let prayer shape your day, rather than simply fitting into it.
Small steps today. A brighter tomorrow!
At Waqf-e-Nau Ijtema 2026, our young participants are building confidence, discovering their talents and learning the values of faith, kindness and service to humanity.
So proud of our little ones and the future they represent!
“Hum Ahmadi bachay hain, kuch kar ke dikha dein gay!”
One of our youngest Waqf-e-Nau participants beautifully recites a Nazm, reminding us that even the smallest voices can carry great aspirations to spread peace, love and goodness in the world 🙌🏼🌎
Our young Waqf-e-Nau participants are filling the hall with their beautiful voices as they recite heartfelt Nazms at Waqf-e-Nau Ijtema 2026.
A truly heartwarming moment!
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Gratitude in action.
Appreciating what Allah has blessed us with also means taking care of it.
By avoiding unnecessary waste and using our resources thoughtfully, we can turn gratitude into action.
Take care of what you have before seeking more.
1/4🧵: We’re counting down to 50 years of Lajna Ima’illah Norway!
Today’s anniversary calendar challenge: Take care of what you already have.
Sometimes, appreciating what we own begins with a simple question: Do I really need something new?
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A little challenge for today:
Take another look at what you already own.
Rediscover something you haven’t used in a while. Repair an item that needs a little care, or find a new purpose for something you already have.
What could you give a second chance?
Day 2 of Waqf-e-Nau Ijtema 2026 is underway!
We begin another inspiring day with recitation of the Holy Qur’an, followed by speeches, presentations and various competitions.
Looking forward to a wonderful day of learning, faith and togetherness!
After a refreshing break, we’re back for the second session of Waqf-e-Nau Ijtema 2026!
Our participants are ready to showcase their talents through Nazm recitation, memorisation, knowledge competitions and more!
A wonderful afternoon of learning and inspiration awaits!
Our youngest members have been getting creative! Through their beautiful handmade posters, they’ve shared what they’ve learned about Hadrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba), the Fifth Khalifa of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
So much creativity and love in every detail. Masha’Allah!
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Before looking for something new, take another look at what you already have.
Rediscover an old favourite. Repair something. Style it differently. Give unused items a new home.
Small choices can help our belongings last longer.
1/4🧵: We’re counting down to 50 years of Lajna Ima’illah Norway.
Today, our anniversary calendar continues with a simple reminder:
Take care of what you already have.
But why does it matter?
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So what can we do?
Wear what we own for longer.
Repair small damages.
Reuse and pass things on.
Think before buying something new.
It’s not about being perfect. It’s about being more conscious.
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Repairing isn’t only about saving money.
It’s also about valuing what we already have, using our resources thoughtfully and reducing unnecessary consumption.
What can you give a longer life today?
1/4🧵: We’re counting down to 50 years of Lajna Ima’illah Norway.
Our anniversary calendar continues with a new theme: taking care of what we already have.
Today’s goal? Repair before you replace.
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Today’s challenge is simple:
Find one thing you might otherwise have thrown away and try to repair it.
Sew it. Fix it. Mend it. Or ask someone who knows how.
Sometimes, a few minutes are all it takes.