Anjem Choudary Is Wrong about Islam and Blasphemy.

In the response of the attack on Charlie Hebdo’s offices in Paris, A person named Anjem Choudary in an article of USA Today (published on 3:43 p.m. EST January 8, 2015)  disfigure Islam by promoting wrong information about Islamic teachings. He claimed that the punishment for blasphemy is death. It seems that he somehow tried to favor the attack on Charlie Hebdo. He states: …

In Response to the attack on Charlie Hebdo

Few days back there had been a barbaric attack on Charlie Hebdo in Paris, France.  Reports indicate that Twelve people were killed and an unknown number injured when three gunmen, armed with Kalashnikov and a rocket-launcher opened fire on an editorial meeting in the Paris office of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo (Charlie Weekly). Unfortunately, after the inhuman attack …

We Strongly Condemn Sydney Siege by Armed Assailant.

Two people died, along with a gunman, after commandos stormed a cafe in Sydney, Australia, to bring to an end a 16-hour siege. Four people were injured, including a policeman hit by shotgun pellets. Central Sydney was put in lock-down when the gunman seized the hostages early on Monday, forcing some of them to hold …

30,000 Muslims Gather For Event Near Alton

30,000 Muslims from all over the world are to gather in the Hampshire countryside later for a three-day event aimed at promoting peace. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community (AMC) will be at the international event, known as the 'Jalsa Salana', at Oakland Farm in East Worldham near Alton. The Jalsa Salana is the largest …

HOWEVER……. I learned.

Needless to say, Religion and Politics have caused great harms to each other. Theirs has always been a deadly embrace. Political injustices and tyrannies can be,and have been, legalized in the name of religion. Having born and grown up in a country like Pakistan where religion is considered 'inevitable' for politics, I have a teasing …

The Conference of World Religions

The Conference of World Religions or World Religions Conference is a multi-faith conference typically held annually throughout many countries of the world. The conference was originally envisioned by the Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the 1890s. The intention for this conference was to provide a forum for scholars of various faith groups to express …

Why are thousands of Muslims in Hampshire this weekend?

It promises to be a beautiful sunny weekend. But why have tens of thousands of Ahmadi Muslims come together in the picturesque Hampshire countryside? Rows of tents are pitched in a spacious field, with men and women of all ages enjoying the late summer sunshine. Regular loudspeaker announcements inform the crowd of who will be …