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National Welfare: Etsako District Visits OCTOBER 2018 | VOLUME 4, ISSUE 10 MISSIONARY National Sadr MKAN -IN-CHARGE welfare: Attends Kenya Visits Kaduna Etsako Visits National Ijtema Circuit, Royal Orphanage (Photo Gallery) Father Home OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 2 Missionary-in-Charge visits Kaduna Circuit, Royal Father By Fasasi Bashirudeen issionary-in-Charge, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, Nigeria, Maulvi Aftal Rauf, paid a Mvisitation to AMJ Kaduna Circuit and Palace of the Wakilin Yorubawan Zazzau, Barrister Ishaq Bello, on 1st October, 2018. e team who welcomed Maulvi include: Kaduna Circuit Missionary, Maulvi Ahmad Butt; Zaria Muqami President, Ustaz Abdul Rafeeu Fasasi; Zaria Muqami Missionary, Muallim Ishaq Abdullah; State Qaid, Bro. Mustapha Taufiq and other Jama'at members. e Missionary In-charge also paid a tabligh visitation to the palace of the Wakilin Yorubawan Zazzau, Barrister Ishaq Bello and explained the values and positions of the community to his royal highness. He presented some books of the Jama'at to his royal highness and also offered to install a satellite dish where his eminence could watch the activities of the Jama'at at his own convenience. Elated with the visit, the Royal Highness commended the humanitarian activities of the Jama'at especially the Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya in the State. In his words: “is is the pristine teachings of Islam". e Missionary In-Charge proceeded to the mosque to visit all members of the Jama'at, while encouraging members to be more devoted to the cause of Allah through self-reformation, taking welfare of members of the jama'at very important, tabligh and tarbiyya, among others. He further said members could only conquer the state if they perfected their moral values, took tabligh as priority and showed devotion to prayers to seek Allah's assistance. OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 3 Kaduna State organizes Post 2018 Ijtema: Zaria Atfal Camp, Tree Planting District visits Zazzau Exercise Emirate Council By Fasasi Bashirudeen By Fasasi Bashirudeen e Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Kaduna State has organised Atfal Camp at Ahmadiyya Central Mosque, Kaduna on 22nd July, 2018. No fewer than 21 Atfal and 15 Khuddam attended the ajlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Zaria State educative event that was organized to create an has paid a visit of appreciation to the Zazzau atmosphere of togetherness and sense of love and Emirate Council recently. M belonging among children. e State Qaid, Bro Mustapha Taufiq; Zaria Muqami Qaid, e Ilaqa Qaid, Bro. Mustapha Taufiq, in his speech, Bro Olagunju Abbas; Zaria Muqami Missionary, Muallim admonished the children to take their western and Ishaq Abdullah and other Majlis members visited the Emir of religious studies serious. He encouraged the children to Zazzau, HRH Alhaji (Dr) Shehu Idris, in his royal palace to be active in the Jama'at activities as they are the leaders of appreciate his support towards the success of the National tomorrow. Convention (Ijtema) of Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya e Qaid also enjoined the parents to always release their Nigeria, tagged Zazzau 2018, held in the state. children for programmes. e children participated in various events such as quiz, e members of the Majlis also used the opportunity to speech, Qur'an recitation, Qaseedah and sports, among inform his royal highness and members of his cabinet about others. the laudable programmes of the Majlis which include: blood Members of Atfal who excelled in the competitions were donations, free medical services, environmental sanitation recognized at the closing of the gathering. and skill acquisition, among others. In another development, the state also flagged off its tree planting exercise on 16th September, 2018 at Responding, the Emir commended the efforts of the Majlis Government College, Kaduna. especially in the area of free medical camp, which he said, a 10 fruit trees (Mango, Guava, Cashew and Pawpaw) were large members of the community benefited from, while planted at strategic places in the school environment. pledging unconditional support for Majlis' programmes e Qaid promised to replicate the exercise at Alhuda- within and outside the state. huda College, Zaria. OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 4 Waqar-e-Amal: Kaduna Ilaqa cleans unauthorized refuse dump site By Fasasi Bashirudeen ajlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Kaduna Ilaqa has held its Waqar-e-Amal (Dignity of Labour) at Yoruba Street, Sabon MGari, Zaria on 23rd September, 2018. e members carried out the event at an unauthorized refuse dump site and drainage system at Sabon Gari for the purpose of creating a clean and disease- free environment. e indigenes of the community were surprised and appreciative of the efforts, having seen Muslim youths rendering humanitarian service to the community. Blood Donation: Kaduna, Zaria Muqameen donate 19 pints of blood By Fasasi Bashirudeen ajlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Kaduna and Zaria Muqameen have held their blood donation exercises Mon 17th August and 22nd September, 2018 respectively. In Kaduna, the exercise was conducted by the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS) within Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Central Mosque premises as 10 pints of blood were donated. Meanwhile in Zaria, the exercise was conducted by the Hematology Department, Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital (ABUTH) and a total of 9 pints donated. e Head of Ddepartment (HOD), Hematology Department, ABUTH appreciated the members of the Majlis for the humanitarian service, while encouraging other religious groups to follow this beautiful Islamic teaching. OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 5 Owode-Yewa Public Lecture: Muallim Apooyin speaks on Unity of God By A.R. Kushimo uallim Muhammad-Wais Apooyin has delivered a lecture on the unity of God during a public lecture Morganized by Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, Owode- Yewa on 13th October, 2018. e event has the presence of Circuit Missionary, Muallim Hazzan Akintola; Agege Circuit Missionary, Muallim Edun Abdul Fattah; Circuit President ably represented by Owode Jama'at President, Pa Ademoye; Nazim Ansarullah, Pa Mustapha; Alhaji Missionary Abdul- Azeez Abdul-Ameen; Chief Imam and Naib Mufasir Owode Central Mosque. e lecturer, Muallim Muhammad-Wais Apooyin, who spoke on the topic “Unity of God”, Inspired the audience through a thought-provoking sermon that attracted the passers-by to the lecture. National Welfare: Etsako District visits Orphanage Home By Mustapha Islam ajlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Etsako District has paid a welfare visit to MItsoghana Orphanage Home on 18th October, 2018. e Dil'a Qaid, Bro. Suleman Abu Isa, with four members, visited Itsoghana Orphanage Home to mark the Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Nigeria National Welfare Week. e welfare visit, which lasted for one hour thirty minutes, was aimed at providing for the needy and showing to the world the beauty of Islam. In the course of the visit, the youths donated items to help in taking care of some needs of the occupants of the orphanage home. OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 6 Excursion: Coca-Cola District takes Atfal to Ile-Ife Palace By Habeeb Lateef ajlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya, Coca-Cola District has taken Majlis Atfal to the Palace of Ooni, Ile-Ife for an excursion on M27th October, 2018. No fewer than 61 Atfal members went for the excursion tagged "Oduduwa 2018". e Atfal visited the palace in order to have an experience of ancient cultural heritage. ey toured around the entire palace and saw Oduduwa Statue, Opa Oranmiyan, the picture of Ade Isembaye which weighed 50kg, Emese's Court, Origi Olofin, the past Oba's burial grounds and Ile-Ase, among Others. e trip to Ile Ife was full of fun and adventure as the children learnt a lot about history of Oranmiyan. AMSA FCE (SP), SPED organizes APW By Toyyib Alawode hmadi Muslim Students' Association, Special A public lecture was also held. e lecturer, Education, Oyo has held its Annual Propagation Missionary Abdul Kabeer Ojoye, talked on 'Islam in AWeek (APW) recently. Politics.' e lecturer did justice to the topic and e Federal College of Education, Oyo AMSA members motivated the participants. visited District Police Officer (DPO) of Durba Police Another highlight of the event was the maiden Station in which three Jama'at books 'Riyadus Saaleheen', Aminu Qur'an and symposium held by the 'e Pathway to Peace' and 'Al-Irfan Monthly Bulletin' were Association at the School Tim Obani Hall, F.C.E presented to him. (SP), Oyo. It also organized various events like public Qur'an e lecturer, Ustadh Abdhafeez Apooyin, spoke on Competition, sports, Quiz and Speech competitions among the topic "Miracles In the Holy Qur'an.” members. OCTOBER 2018 PAGE 7 Meanwhile, the second lecturer, Mr Odejide from Economics Department, spoke on "Physical and the Material Well-being of Man as the tool for solving Social Vices.” No fewer than six people graduated in the celebration of Aminul-Quran. e graduation was graced by Maulvi Hashim Badmus, Oyo Circuit President; Pa. Tajudeen AbdusSalam; Missionary Ojoye AbdulKabeer, Agunpopo Oyo Jama'at President, Pa AbdusSalam AbdurRauf; Lajna President Oyo Circuit, Mrs Lawal Raqeebat and Lajna AMSA Coordinator, Mrs Oladeji Tawakalt, among other participants. AMSA UI holds 1st APW By Adesina Sodiq hmadi Muslim S tudents' A s s o c i a t i o n ( A M S A ) , AUniversity of Ibadan Unit has held its Annual Propagation Week (APW) on 12th, 14th, 17th, 18th and 20th October, 2018. e Unit started the APW with Feast (Kulu Jamia) among members where brothers and sister showed their prowess in cooking. Despite being the maiden edition, the outcome was wonderful and memorable which further strengthened the existing love and unity among the members. On Sunday, 14th October, the Unit organized a speech contest for members of Atfal and Nasirat among five Districts within Ibadan, namely: Apata, Monatan, Coca-Cola, Ibadan and Akinyele. Also, on Tuesday 17th October, AMSA members made a visitation to the orphanage home “Bethlehem Orphanage Home", located at Agbowo where different items were given to the orphans as AMSA members interacted with some orphans and discovered that all of them have great ambitions.
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