Sarfraz Ahmed

Love for all, hatred for none. A Caliphate that desires no worldly land, no political gain but only desires that it conquer the hearts of people through the true, beautiful and peaceful teachings of Islam! This is true Islamic Caliphate. #CaliphOfMessiah

A Call for Peace and Prayer Last June, as global tensions continued to rise, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba), warned of the grave dangers and consequences of war between Israel and Iran. The Fifth Worldwide Caliph of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community called on the world to turn towards peace and to pay special attention to prayer. (Friday Sermon, 13th June 2025) #MTAi #FridaySermon

Women in early Islam: The slave who became like a mother to the Holy Prophet Hazrat Umme Aiman’s name was Barakah. She was known by the title of Umme Aiman (Umm Ayman) due to her son, Aiman. She was originally from Abyssinia. She was a servant of Hazrat Abdullah, the father of the Holy Prophet (sa). Following the demise of Hazrat Abdullah, she stayed with Hazrat Amina. When the Holy Prophet (sa) was six years old, his mother took him with her from Mecca to Medina. Hazrat Umme Aiman accompanied them as a servant on that occasion. She would have been young at that time. On the return from Medina, when they reached Abwa, which is at a distance of five miles from Masjid Nabawi, Hazrat Amina passed away. Hazrat Umme Aiman brought the Holy Prophet (sa) back to Mecca on the two camels they originally set out with. Prior to the Holy Prophet’s claim to prophethood, Hazrat Umme Aiman married Ubaid bin Zaid in Mecca, who was a slave of Abyssinian descent. A son was born to them, who was named Aiman. Hazrat Aiman attained the status of martyrdom during the Battle of Hunain. The husband of Hazrat Umme Aiman passed away, and she was subsequently married to Hazrat Zaid. According to one narration, Hazrat Umme Aiman treated the Holy Prophet (sa) with utmost kindness and took great care of him. As a result of this, the Holy Prophet (sa) said that whoever wishes to rejoice by marrying a woman from among the inhabitants of paradise, he should marry Umme Aiman. Thereafter, Hazrat Zaid (ra) bin Haritha married her and they were blessed with a son, Hazrat Usama (ra). Hazrat Umme Aiman migrated towards Abyssinia along with the other Muslims. Following this migration, she returned to Medina and participated in the Battle of Uhud. During the battle, she gave water to people and tended to the wounded. She also had the opportunity to participate in the Battle of Khaybar. Hazrat Umme Aiman passed away towards the beginning of the caliphate of Hazrat Uthman (ra). To read her full story, tap on the link in bio 👆

Following the Reality of the Prophet’s (sa) Practice Many Muslims today are unfamiliar with the true teachings of Islam. If they see someone praying in shoes, they object, bound by assumptions and rigid formalities. Yet the Holy Prophet (sa) was the perfect model, who considered real circumstances over unnecessary rules. Such intolerant attitudes sadly persist even today. ▶️ Stream the full Friday Sermon now on the MTAi App, via mta.tv, or via youtube.com/mtaonline. (Friday Sermon, 6th February 2026) #FridaySermon #MTAi

Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba) sent a special written message for the International Ahmadiyya Muslim Lawyers Association Symposium, which was read out by Amjad Khan Sahib, National Secretary Umoor-e-Kharija, USA. The MTA News team is delighted to present the full message.

His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has sent a powerful message to the inaugural symposium of the International Ahmadiyya Muslim Lawyers Association, condemning the abuse of international law and calling for justice and equality at all levels of society.

Timeline: 23 years of His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad warning of a global war.

Belief in God is not blind faith – it is a rational choice that develops into certainty. Muslims may reach a point where they find that reason, the ability to think and make judgments, cannot by itself prove all aspects of faith. Reason has clear limitations. Yet the teachings of Islam bring one closer to an absolute and objective reality, surpassing those limitations. Islam is not opposed to reasoning. On the contrary, it encourages believers to ground their doctrines in clear evidence and sound judgment, in harmony with the laws of nature and shariah. Belief is not meant to rest on hearsay or unexamined tradition. Reason, defined as the ability of a healthy mind to judge based on practical facts, is precisely the type of reasoning Islam promotes, as faith aligns with human nature. Historically, religious and political authorities suppressed reason, leading to movements such as the Enlightenment. While this enabled critique of dogma, it also produced the false assumption that faith and reason cannot coexist, giving rise to the claim: “I don’t believe in God, I believe in science.” Yet Islam praises reason. The Promised Messiah (as) described it as the crown of humanity, whose proper use leads to excellence and progress. Human reasoning operates through two sources of knowledge: historical testimony and physical observation through repeated experimentation. These have driven scientific advancement, yet they remain limited. Conclusions based on reason depend on existing facts and conditions, and new evidence may always emerge. Even great minds like Galileo and Marie Curie suffered due to these limitations. Perfect certainty, as defined by the Promised Messiah (as), is a belief leaving no room for doubt, where the heart is fully convinced. Reason alone cannot achieve this. Human experience also shows that acts of love, sacrifice, and faith often transcend rational calculation. Thus, there exists a third and higher source of knowledge: revelation. The Holy Quran claims to be divine guidance, revealed by the All-Knowing and All-Wise God, free from error and contradiction. The Holy Quran continues to reveal truths later confirmed by science. Reason is a tool; revelation is the source of certainty. Science uncovers God’s work, while the Quran reveals God’s word. Both reflect the same ultimate truth. Tap on the link in bio to read more 👆

In a recent meeting, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad reiterated his long-standing message that the United Nations is failing due to the injustice of the veto power, blocs are being formed, reckless leaders are causing more division, and that we must turn towards God to be saved from catastrophe. “We should pray, warn people, and work harder on how we can create peace in the world. But outwardly, it seems as if there is no way back. So we must turn to God even more now, as only those who truly love God Almighty will be saved from the fire.”

'That day will be like doomsday.' Since 2003, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has been warning of the risk of a global nuclear war – today, we stand at the brink.

Sir Edward Davey (Leader of the Liberal Democrats and MP for Kingston and Surbiton) meeting Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) - Islamabad, Surrey, UK — 26th January 2026 @EdwardJDavey

'Powerful countries should not usurp the rights of the poorer and weaker countries.' His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad addressed US lawmakers at Capitol Hill in 2012, urging them to treat other nations with justice to maintain peace.

"They have double standards for poor countries and for the rich countries." His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has long been warning that the inherent injustice in the United Nations means it faces the same fate as the League of Nations, which failed to prevent the outbreak of war. "If there is no justice, there is no peace."

His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has been condemning, from as far back as 2007, the unfair practice of governments using sanctions to subdue other countries to their will. "It is the poor and peace-loving people who suffer."

A Yearning to Sacrifice 🇷🇺 Beloved Huzoor (aba) related the account shared by the missionary in Russia about a sincere new Ahmadi, Ikram Jan Sahib, who felt deep distress at being unable to offer his Chanda for a short period. His prayers were not for business success or personal gain, but solely for the opportunity to make a sacrifice in the way of Allah. What followed became a clear manifestation of Allah the Almighty’s grace. (Friday Sermon, 9th January 2026) #FridaySermon #MTAi

Major powers failed to heed the words of a global Muslim leader, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, for over two decades. Now, as the world stands on the brink of a global catastrophe, will world leaders at least pay attention to the warnings of His Holiness Pope Leo for the sake of collective peace and humanity?

Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (aba) graciously met with members of Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya UK who had recently undertaken a Tabligh trip to Mexico, and granted them a photo opportunity. youtu.be/J9sgxabYi_c

"The major powers of the world, such as the United States, should play their role towards establishing peace." An excerpt from a letter that His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad sent to the then-President of the United States, Barack Obama in 2012. This message is even more relevant now than it was back then.

The High Commissioner of Tanzania to the UK, Mr Mbelwa Kairuki, had the honour of meeting His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad this weekend. During the audience, His Holiness warmly recalled his 2005 visit to Tanzania. The High Commissioner requested prayers for Tanzania and world peace. His Holiness offered prayers and expressed hope for Tanzania’s future role in promoting peace worldwide.

His Excellency Mbelwa Kairuki (High Commissioner of Tanzania to the UK) with Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) - Islamabad, Surrey, UK — 10th January 2026 @MbelwaK @UbaloziUK

"No country should seek to unjustly appropriate or take over the resources of another country on the false pretext of trying to assist or support them." – His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad addressing U.S. officials at Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. in June 2012.