Aaya Moment

A LETTER TO ANTI-AHMADIS By the Grace of Allah, we have completed another decade. You tried to put an end to Ahmadiyyat once again in the past ten years. One of the early events of the decade was the Lahore Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque attacks. Your leaders organized this attack and majority of your scholars did not speak up. Your leaders thought it would be the end of Ahmadiyyat. They broke the hearts of millions and spent this decade in our persecution. What did they gain other than humiliation from Allah the Almighty? We lost many more members of the Jama’at. Three Indonesian brothers were martyred in 2011. Master Abdul Qudoos sahib was martyred in 2012. Dr Mehdi Ali Qamar was martyred in 2014. Did this stop the growth of Ahmadiyyat? Not at all! Another decade has passed. Another decade of failure for the anti Ahmadis around the world. Ahmadiyyat continued to spread worldwide with millions of converts these past ten years, Alhamdulillah. Another decade has passed and the anti

GANG FIGHT😡 I passed through my high school quite peacefully. In Real Amass, my class was considered the “ladies’ class”, since it had so many ladies. My year group for example had twice the gents, plus a little more of the ladies. I cannot actually remember the exact figures though. Some called me “kubolor” which is the colloquial for, but not exactly the word “truant” in English. I disagree though, I just did not like sitting for long hours or following routine. More so, I had my ways of justifying my absenteeism in the class. Since this isn’t the reason for the work, I would save the explanations for later.  The topic might get you wondering whether I am probably here to talk about the effects of gang fights or something related to that, but no. I am giving an account of my involvement in a gang fight, and to express my unreserved pain, anger, feeling of stupidity and disappointment in my abilities after taking a reply to a punch in a bad way. It landed straight