Malta | Peace conference held by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

The speakers representing different walks of life and various schools of thought explored and suggested means to adopt from their respective perspective.

Ahmadiyya Times | News Staff | Malta
Source: Ahmadiyya Community Malta | Laiq Ahmed Atif, President
Edited by Ahmadiyya Times Staff | February 28, 2010

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Malta organised a “Peace Conference” on 27th February, at the Grand Hotel Excelsior, Floriana.

In this gathering Prof. Guido de Marco, President Emeritus of Malta, Rabbi Richer Herbert, Rabbi Emeritus Temple Israel Johannesburg, Fr. Hector Scerri Head of the Department of Dogmatic Theology at the University of Malta, and Mr. Abdullah Wagishauser, President Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Germany delivered their talks on the importance of peace and how to establish peace in our societies.

The speakers representing different walks of life and various schools of thought explored and suggested means to adopt from their respective perspectives.

A questions and answer session followed the speeches where many members of the audience also put their questions to the speakers.

Nearly 60 people, from different sections of the society attended this very interesting, informational and important meeting.

Laiq Ahmed Atif, President Ahmadiyya Community Malta, thanked all the distinguished guests and speakers and invited consensus for futures meetings of common interest that will dispel misunderstandings in societies and people.

Ahmadiyya Community organises such meetings all around the world. The aim of these gatherings is to know more about the opinions of each other, and thus a better atmosphere of love, peace, harmony and understanding is developed.

For more information about Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Malta visit there website.

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About the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community:
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is a dynamic, reformist and fast growing international movement within Islam. Founded by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian, India in 1889, the Community spans over 190 countries with membership exceeding tens of millions. The community is actively engaged in refuting the Jihad doctrine through interfaith outreach programs. Ahmadiyya Muslim Community USA, established in 1921, is the first American-Muslim organization.