EXCLUSIVE: Peace Symposium 2017 Keynote Address
GLOBAL CONFLICTS AND THE NEED FOR JUSTICE
On 25th March 2017, the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifah (Caliph), His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmadaba delivered the keynote address at the 14th National Peace Symposium hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK.
May 2017
Global Conflicts & the Need for Justice
Whilst global leaders threaten each other with armed conflict, the leader of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community urges government ministers and faith leaders alike – in his keynote address at the 14th National Peace Symposium – to find peaceful solutions to these global conflicts, which may easily lead to worldwide catastrophe and destruction on a scale that has never been witnessed in the history of mankind.
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Love for All, Hatred for None: Westminster Vigil
On 22nd March 2017 the world stood still as a terrorist killed 5 people and injured more than 50 others in a barbaric attack on Westminster Bridge. As thousands of Londoners gathered to show their solidarity in this attack, a prominent sea of blue T-shirts and banners stating: “Love for All, Hatred for None” were prominently visible.
Women March for Westminster Victims
As London came to grips with the horrific attack of 22nd March, women wearing headscarves and hijabs lined the Westminster Bridge to remember the victims who lost their lives, showing that this was an attack on all Londoners of all different walks of life.
Is Fasting Just About Food?
Found in one form or another, fasting is a ritual common to most major religions. Explore this ancient discipline from the lens of various religious faiths and asses the similarities and differences between the practices adopted today.
Fasting in School: A Religious Obligation?
If going without food for a certain amount of time affects study and growth, why then would Islam prescribe such a discipline, especially for children?
Seeking Spirituality Through Fasting
In the human body when a particular sense is inhibited it automatically sharpens the others. Similarly when one suppresses their hunger, their spiritual faculties are sharpened. Throughout the history of mankind
prophets, saints and sages have all used this discipline in order to form 32 a connection with the Almighty
Resurrection
What happens when we close our eyes and we exhale our last breath? History and religion in particular have made mention of a life after death, but with no man returning from beyond the
grave, is there a reality beyond this one?
