Even decades after independence ss many African countries strive to forge their own paths, it is important to remember the past and the role it plays in paving the way forward.
History
Fazal Masood Malik, Prince Edward Island, Canada The works of the Promised Messiah (as) are a reflection of Qur’anic teachings and contain treasures awaiting...
Dozens of ordinary English words come from languages associated with Islam (e.g. Arabic, Persian, Urdu). Today's word is "checkmate"
Was Ertuğrul Ghazi a Real Person? Uncovering the Truth Behind the Netflix Series ‘Diriliş: Ertuğrul’
What is the link between the popular Netflix series ‘Diriliş: Ertuğrul’ and the Imam Mahdi?
Dozens of ordinary English words come from languages associated with Islam (e.g. Arabic, Persian, Urdu). Today's word is "magazine".
Those who are arrogant because of their perceived dominance over certain aspects of nature should remember the poetic justice of Allah.
Seekers of the Promised Messiah (as) undertook an arduous journey through the Karkoram Mountain Range and fulfilled a prophecy of Holy Prophet (sa) regarding...
A brief history of the establishment of the Chinese community in Mauritius and their relationship with the local Ahmadiyya Muslim community.
Shutterstock Zafir Mahmood Malik, London, UK A simple Google search will reveal that the rhetoric that ‘Islam is a violent religion’ is as prevalent today as...
Deep delve into the spread of faith across the African continent; and understanding the history of traditional African religions.
Long before any missionaries set foot on the African continent, the region of Ethiopia, once known as Abyssinia, was a hub of tolerance and respect for...
A brief historical context of the treatment of slaves under western colonialism including accounts from the British Empire.
A comprehensive comparison between European colonialism and Muslim rule.
In 1927, Yaqub Ali Irfani Sahib, a prominent and devout companion of the Promised Messiah (as), performed the pilgrimage of Hajj. During his stay in Makkah, he...
An interview with historian Diana Darke, discussing the ancient cross-cultural exchange between Europe and the Muslim world, which is seen in architecture.