Permanent ID Cards
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- Published on 16 May 2012
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To reduce the long lines at the Jalsa Registration booth and for security concerns, all members are requested to get a premanent ID card, if they don't already have one.
- All individuals who need a Jamaat Id card with photo, should visit www.ahmadiyya.us/card
- Fill out the short form with all needed information
- Upload the picture for male applicants. Picture must be a head shot, size less than 500KB, file type .jpg, .jpeg, and ,gif
- Provide your email address
- Submit the form and expect an email confirmation with a reference number
- Tajneed team will process it in 1-2 weeks
Ahmadiyya Muslim leaders calls for separation of religion, state Read more: http://www.dailybulletin.com/news/ci_23225884/ahmadiyya-muslim-leaders-calls-separation-religion-state#ixzz2T6dNOaUf
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BEVERLY HILLS -- On the same day that Pakistan parliamentary elections were taking place, the leader of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community delivered a message of peace, unity and separation of religion and state.
Members of this Muslim community have been deprived of their basic right to vote in the country because of their beliefs, a discrimination His Holiness Mirza Masroor Ahmad Khalifatul Masih V called "obnoxious."
Hundreds attended the globally broadcast lecture by the 62-year-old khalifa on Saturday at the Montage Hotel.
"The key to peace is to stop cruelty and oppression. ... Only then will global peace be delivered," said Ahmad.
Founded in 1889, this Islamic organization spans over 200 countries with membership exceeding tens of millions. Its current headquarters are in the United Kingdom, according to the Ahmadiyya's website.
In his first visit to the West Coast, the spiritual leader stressed what he called he true meaning of Islam and how it works toward global peace.
Press Release: American Muslims Mourn For Boston Marathon Victims
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American Muslims Mourn For Boston Marathon Victims
Press Release
For Immediate Release: April 15, 2013
Contact: Qasim Rashid
(202) 499-7035
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American Muslims Mourn For Boston Marathon Victims
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community condemns bombings and calls for unity against extremism
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA expresses its most heartfelt condolences to the victims and families affected by the bombings in Boston today and prays that God Almighty gives them patience, comfort and strength during this time of immense struggle. While details of the attack continue to emerge, Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA condemns this horrific act in the strongest possible manner. The Community prays that those responsible for today’s bombing are swiftly brought to justice and that peace is once again restored.
“As Muslims, our duty is both to God and to humanity,” said Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA National Vice President Dr. Nasim Rehmatullah, “and we want our fellow Americans to be confident that we stand united with them, especially in this difficult time.” Moreover, the Community’s Boston chapter is available to provide assistance to those affected by this tragedy.
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA also commends the first responders, police officers, and firefighters for acting so quickly and courageously. Their heroism should not be forgotten.
Highlights of 7th Annual National Public Affairs Seminar
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On February 15-17, 2013, the National Public Affairs Department held its 7th Annual National Seminar and 3rd Annual "Day on the Hill" event. Over 85 delegates from 61 Chapters visited nearly 400 U.S. Congressional offices to brief lawmakers on the global persecution of Ahmadi Muslims.
U.S. House of Representatives Testimony: Persecution of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in South Asia
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Special U.S. Jama'at brochure of Huzoor (aba)'s Capitol Hill address
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- Published on 09 October 2012
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Leap of Faith - Jumping into the Darkness
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In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Ever Merciful
Leap of Faith - Jumping into the Darkness
*A modern understanding of faith is to liken it to what some call a ‘leap of faith’, to be able to jump into the unknown, albeit darkness. A very dear friend once told me that while he certainly had heard all the various reasons given to make financial sacrifices, he did not have the strength to take the next step - he felt he was being asked to take a leap of faith, to jump into the darkness.*
Just a few days ago I received a similar message that another member had been asked to make financial sacrifices for the Blessed Waqf-e-Jadid Scheme but he’d declined saying he was not moved to do anything beyond the obligatory Chanda Aam and Jalsa Salana dues.
