"Regular defeats on the football pitch clearly aren’t enough for the board of the club so they keep coming back for more losses in the German courts !"
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Another day, another hearing, another appeal but still the same old outcome; a loss for FSV Mainz 05.
Regular defeats on the football pitch clearly aren’t enough for the board of the club so they keep coming back for more losses in the German courts !
I am grateful to the German courts for serving justice and seeing through the baseless and nonsensical claims of the club.
Let me be clear, the statement from the serial losers FSV Mainz 05 following their latest defeat is as deluded as their entire dealings and proceedings against me. I have never had, nor will I ever have, any consensus with any person or organisation which seeks to silence those standing for justice and humanity. My values can never align with any organisation whose values and convictions are to blindly stand with those accused of flagrantly breaching International law and perpetrating genocide.
No one is above the law.
Let this latest victory send a loud and clear to message to the warmongers, their accomplices and the deluded board members of FSV Mainz 05; you cannot, and will not, silence the voices of the Palestinians and their advocates. Viva Palestina !!!
Precious moments from the historic foundation stone laying of the new mosque of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA near Boston, with Respected Mirza Maghfoor Ahmad Sahib, National Ameer, Respected Abid Haneef Sahib, esteemed elder and pioneer member of Boston Chapter, and his son, Respected Azhar Haneef, Missionary-in-Charge.
Wessam Abou Ali scored a perfect hat-trick for Al Ahly.
The first ever by a Palestinian in a FIFA tournament.
@FIFAcom, who celebrates every “first goal” and players’ heritage, said nothing.
Does that have anything to do with their openly pro-Israel social media manager?
Spiritual Khilafat – A Divine Promise, Not Monarchy
We must remain firmly attached to Khilafat and make every sacrifice for it. By doing so, we and our future generations will continue receiving its blessings. Some wrongly think Khilafat may turn into monarchy, but this is against Allah’s promise, the Prophet’s (sa) prophecy, and the Promised Messiah’s (as) teachings. Khilafat in Ahmadiyyat is spiritual and will remain so until the Day of Judgment, by Allah’s decree.
(Friday Sermon, 30th May 2025)
#FridaySermon #MTAi
🚨 Famine in Gaza: Humanity First UK issues urgent warning
Millions are at risk. Families are starving. Aid is not reaching those who need it most.
We must not look away. We must act.
#GazaFamine
On 24 April, 19-year-old Ahmadi Muhammad Asif was shot dead in Bhulair, Kasur. He and another youth were attacked near their home. This follows years of harassment in the area, including threats, attacks on homes, and a campaign to shut down the local Ahmadiyya worship place. 1/2
As Ahmadi Muslims gather this weekend for Musleh-e-Maud (ra) Day, we are excited to share something new on https://t.co/XpjUZAetej: a searchable collection of Anwarul-Uloom!
🧵 Huzoor (aa) was recently asked about the current situation in Syria🇸🇾
His answer 👇
“It is commonly stated that [Bashar al-Assad] was exceedingly oppressive and tyrannical. His family ruled for fifty years, so what prevailed in that country was nothing short of a dictatorship. He himself held power for twenty-four years, and before him, his father did. Those people did commit injustices. The prisons there were such that terrible cruelty was inflicted. Though prisons in many Third World countries are sites of oppression, the stories of the atrocities in those Syrian prisons are truly frightening. […] Now it is coming to light that underground prisons were even more horrific than what was previously known. At present, men and women there are celebrating, jubilantly making victory signs, saying that now they can walk the streets and breathe the air of freedom. Everyone had been living in fear.
“This is what happens. All things have a limit, and there was a peak to the tyranny there – by all accounts, it was severe. And when people recount certain incidents, one is compelled to believe it truly was. That regime ended.
“As for the rest, there are three major groups in Syria: Sunnis, Shias, and Kurds. The Kurds have their own rights; they say that they deserve a government, autonomy, and some measure of independence. Yet they too were subjected to oppression, both by Syria and, those in the border regions, by Turkey. They are scattered, not concentrated in one place. Some are in one area, others are near the Turkish border, quite far away, separated by distance, as we hear. Then there are Sunnis, whose rights were also trampled upon. Only the rights of the Shias were upheld, supported by Hezbollah and Iran. When the situation becomes like this, such outcomes follow logically and inevitably. They had to occur, and they did. Tyranny can only go so far.
“Now let us see what these [new people] do. They will not establish justice either; they will commit atrocities as well. After all, they are from the same nation. They have not become Ahmadis who can claim that now they have reformed themselves and will cease to be cruel. They are the same people.
“A journalist once asked me, ‘Why do you not take revenge in Pakistan?’ I replied that we are also from the same people [as other Pakistanis]; among us are Chaudhris, Maliks, Khokhars, Kashmiris […], Pathans, Balochis – we are capable of everything. But we believe in the Promised Messiah (as) and the Divinely guided Mahdi; we have pledged not to commit wrongdoing nor to support oppression. We have pledged to strive for our own reformation. That is why we do not seek vengeance, though we are capable of it. But as we have pledged allegiance on one hand, we are bound to uphold these virtuous principles. If we were to behave like them, you would say, ‘You are also taking revenge just like the others. What difference is there between you?’ [… In that case,] Allah’s grace would not be with us. After the riots of 1974, a Pathan approached the third Khalifa (rh) and said, ‘Your Holiness, give us permission, and we will avenge ourselves. We will do this and that, even kill them all.’ Huzoor (rh) listened and then said, ‘Very well, suppose I grant you permission, and you avenge yourselves. Perhaps you will kill a thousand, two thousand, four thousand, or ten thousand people. Maybe you will survive, maybe not. Afterwards, Allah the Exalted will say, ‘Now that they have taken matters into their own hands, I withdraw My help.’ So Allah’s support will be lifted, and [He will say,] ‘You can go on taking revenge amongst yourselves.’’ [Thus, Huzoor (rh) did not give any such permission.]
“As for these people [in Syria], they do not even have Allah’s support. They are exacting vengeance against one another. This new government that has emerged will also seek revenge. Will its leader establish justice? No. One party will be supported by America, another by Russia, and another by Iran ⬇️ 1/2