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30th July 2010

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Three Day Muslim Conference Begins in Hampshire
Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad spoke of the courage of Ahmadis in the wake of the Lahore attacks

Earlier today, His Holiness, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad inaugurated the 44th Annual Convention (Jalsa Salana) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat UK. In a powerful and emotional speech His Holiness spoke about the courage displayed by the 86 Ahmadi Muslims who were brutally martyred in Lahore on May 28.

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Friday Sermon - Hospitality at Jalsa Salana

Hospitality at Jalsa Salana

Summary of Friday Sermon

Delivered by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad ^at, the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

July 23 ^rd, 2010

NOTE: Alislam Team takes full responsibility for any errors or miscommunication in this Synopsis of the Friday Sermon

Hudhur gave a discourse on hospitality at Jalsa Salana in his Friday Sermon today. Hudhur said with the grace of God, the UK Jalsa Salana commences from next Friday. He said the first thing he wished to mention in this regard was that Jama’at in general and UK Jama’at in particular should pay a lot of stress on prayers and sadqa for the Jalsa to be held successfully and for it to be blessed in every sense. May God protect us from all mischief and evil of the enemy and may the Jalsa begin and conclude amidst countless blessings.

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DAWN.COM | Editorial | Religion and murders

Religion and murders

By Kunwar Idris
Sunday, 11 Jul, 2010

MUFTIS and maulanas as well as political leaders while condemning targeted or mass murders, usually add that the gunmen or suicide bombers “cannot be Muslims” though they know well that they are.

The religious belief of a killer or of his victim is not relevant. It is one human being killing another. The enormity of the crime and loss of life therefore must be weighed on the scales of humanity.

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Friday Sermon - Biography of the Martyrs of Lahore (Part III)

Biography of the Martyrs of Lahore (Part III)

Summary of Friday Sermon

Delivered by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad ^at, the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

June 25 ^th, 2010

NOTE: Alislam Team takes full responsibility for any errors or miscommunication in this Synopsis of the Friday Sermon

Huzoor (aba) delivered the sermon from Germany. He started by paying gratitude to Allah Almighty at the occasion of the 35th Jalsa Salana being held in Germany and continued by praying for the success of this event. May this Jalsa be a source of blessings for all of us and infuse a spirit of renewed faith in all of us, Ameen. Huzoor (aba) reminded everyone that the goals for which the Jalsa was inaugurated by the Promised Messiah (as) should always be kept in mind and those goals were to understand the reality of bai’at and progress in our faith, to give precedence to the love of Allah Almighty and His Beloved Messenger (saw) above all else, to progress in righteous deeds, to increase our knowledge and understanding by listening to the morally uplifting speeches, to foster love, affection and brotherhood amongst each other and to pray for those brothers and sisters who have departed from amongst us, fulfilling their pledge, during the past year. Therefore, during these three days, we should set these objectives before us and implement them in our lives; only then can we benefit from such spiritual events.

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Ahmadiyya Times: Pakistan: Data Darbar bomber identified, protests around the country

Friday, July 2, 2010

Usman’s two brothers, Sharif and Latif, helped in the identification and have been taken into custody for further questioning. So far, they have revealed that Usman was affiliated with a religious group and had been missing for the last few months.

Ahmadiyya Times | News Staff | Int'l Desk

Source & Credit: The Express Tribune

By AFP / Express | July 02, 2010

The suicide bomber who blew himself up in the ablution area of Data Darbar has been identified.

The attacker has been identified as Usman, a resident of Barki Hadyara area of Lahore.

Usman’s two brothers, Sharif and Latif, helped in the identification and have been taken into custody for further questioning. So far, they have revealed that Usman was affiliated with a religious group and had been missing for the last few months.

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