AHMADIYYA ENCOURAGE PEACE AND EDUCATION FOR THE YOUTH TOWARDS THEIR ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (JALSA SALANA)
The Amir Head and Missionary Inharge Shekh Tahir Mahmood Chaudhry, of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Tanzania the second on the right, Deputy Amir, Adulrahman Mohamed Ame, the first on the right, the first on the left is Officer Jasalana Ally Hamis Mbwambwa and the second from the left is the Secretary General of the Society
By, John Luhende Mwamba wa habari.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Tanzania has condemned the acts of murder committed by criminal groups (Panya road) and urged parents and the community to fulfill the responsibility of raising their children.
This was stated in the city of Dar es Salaam by Deputy Amir, Adulrahman Mohamed Ame, when he was answering the questions of journalists when he was talking about the annual general meeting (JALSA SALANA) which is expected to be held from 30th September to 2nd October 2022.
He said, as religious leaders have continued to teach and educate to follow Allah so that he can avoid them from that behavior.
"All of us as a society, let's fulfill our duty of upbringing and social leaders fulfill your duty to see how to help these weak people who are living without even having a way to get food and see so that I can live and do this" He said
In addition, he said that the community has been making a great contribution in educating the community in good values and reminding the leaders to do justice and sympathize with those who lead those who are led by them to comply with what is ordered by the Authority, that is to have a balance sheet.
On his part, the Amir Head and Missionary Inharge Shekh Tahir Mahmood Chaudhry, of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Tanzania, has explained that Jalsa salana is a meeting that brings together community members from different areas.
In the 51 meeting that is Jalsa salana the official guest is expected to be the prime minister of Tanzania Kassim Majaliwa.
The total of 6000 participants are expected to Khalifa in the meeting representing 400 Ahmadiyya branches across the country and participants from various countries including Kenya and Uganda.
The theme of the meeting is "Khilafat", meaning the Khalifa, meaning that true prosperity as a society will be achieved in cooperation with the Caliphate.
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