Presented by Zia H Shah MD Early Life and Education Maria Massi Dakake (often mis-spelled “Dakkak”) was born and raised in a Christian family, originally part of the Roman Catholic […]
Discrimination Europe Public Opinion Over the past few years, unprecedented numbers of immigrants have left Muslim-majority countries to come to Europe, fleeing the carnage in Syria and the turmoil across […]
ByStephanie KramerandYunping Tong Who are migrants? Roughly 80 million international migrants are Muslim, representing 29% of all people living outside their country of birth. By comparison, Muslims were about 25% of the world’s total population in 2020, making Muslim identity a little more common among migrants than in the overall […]
Religion 10,000 members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community will gather to serve — and give respect back to those who have died. by Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware June 18, 2025 Volunteers help to clean up and remove overgrowth in Richmond’s East End cemetery, a neglected, historical black cemetery where graves […]
18th June 2025 On Saturday, 14 June 2025, Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya UK held the “Life of Muhammad Conference” at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London. The event aimed to bring together […]
Andreas Krieg 18 June 2025 The region is at a pivotal crossroads. If Gulf states do not seize this moment to exert strategic influence, they will be left cleaning up […]
According to a resident, Audu Sule, the attackers arrived in large numbers, firing indiscriminately and causing widespread panic. By Yusuf Ladan Updated June 17, 2025 Suspected bandits stormed Tadurga […]
Erin Kavanagh-Hall June 18, 2025Share After having escaped religious persecution, mourning family members lost to violence, and surviving years of “uncertainty and tension”, Faran Ahmad Khan and Hatum Ahmed Yahya […]
By Darren Burke Published 16th Jun 2025 Muslims at a Doncaster mosque have launched a call to “stop World War 3” following the conflict between Israel and Iran. The Pathway to […]
© Ahmadiyya Times Written by Irfan Ali, Country Coordinator for Pakistan In Pakistan, where minorities often lack basic rights, even the majority is increasingly deprived of freedoms such as speech, religion, and political participation. Certain minority groups, particularly on religious grounds, face structural and state-sponsored persecution. One of the most […]