Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat New Zealand

Canada's Foreign Minister Calls On Head of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat In London

Canada's Foreign Minister, John Baird MP, visited the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad at the Fazl Mosque in London. His Excellency, Gordon Campbell, the Canadian High Commissioner to the UK and other members of staff were also present at the meeting which lasted around forty minutes. During the meeting, the Foreign Minister mentioned how the Canadian Government was in the process of setting up an 'Office of Religious Freedom' and sought the views of His Holiness about how such an Office should function. In response, His Holiness explained that Islam taught that every person should be free to practise his religion openly and without fear of discrimination. He said that irrespective of religious differences, all members of a society should live t... Read more...

Annual Peace Convention Attracts Hundreds in Auckland

A wide cross section of the Auckland community attended the 23rd Annual Religious Convention on Saturday January 28, hosted by hundreds of Ahmadi Muslims.A regular attendee of the conference, Hon. Jackie Blue, National MP commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for their effort to change the perception and misunderstanding about Islam. Hon. Blue said, “Islam has been badly misunderstood and I am very pleased with the Ahmadiyya Community’s efforts in removing this misunderstanding. New Zealand has come a long way of managing race relations and as a nation has been very accommodating of all religions and races.”Mr. Mohammed Iqbal, National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, welcomed all the attendees, outlining the objectives of the Community and the main purpose of promotin... Read more...

Hundreds of Muslims gather for Peace Conference in Manukau

Hundreds of Ahmadi Muslims are gathering in Manukau for the 23rd Annual Religious Conference on Saturday January 28.   Mr Mohammad Iqbal, National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, believes that the current phase of political, social and financial instability across the globe has a direct correlation with the lack of justice, fairness, inequitable spread of wealth and loss of true religious values.   “It is important for New Zealanders to understand that we are not isolated from the troubles of other major nations, and we must look within ourselves to ensure that our own values and practices do not create an imbalance which deprives any one sector of our community. We have to be fair and just in our dealings at all levels to ensure that we as a nation strive to foster ... Read more...