Dr Fasola also called on parents and members of the Jamaat to continue to pray for the graduands as they step into the world.
Source/Credit: The Gazalle News
By The Gazalle News | June 18, 2015
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria has graduated its first batch of missionaries on the Jamia Mubashireen programme – an equivalent of a degree programme in Islamic Theology at the Jamia Ahmadiyya College, Ilaro, Ogun state ,southwest Nigeria.
The graduation ceremony, performed by the Visitor to the College ,the Amir Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Dr Mashuud Fasola, was witnessed by delegates from Republic of Benin, the leadership of the Jamaat in Nigeria, parents and well wishers.
The Visitor advised the graduants to be good ambassador of the Ahmadiyya community in particular and Islam in general by impacting on their community the virtues of love,trust in Allah, honesty and good deeds.
Dr Fasola also called on parents and members of the Jamaat to continue to pray for the graduands as they step into the world.
The Missionary in charge, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Nigeria Maulvi Abdul Khalique Nayyar equally admonished the new Missionaries to be good exemplary character and demonstrate the better understanding of theological values learnt in the last four years at the Jamia Mubashireen.
The principal of the college Maulvi Nadeem Waseem, appreciated the support of the jamaat and the cooperation of the staff to ensure that the students covered all aspect of the curriculum.
He said the student undergo seminar sessions leading to the submission of a thesis at the end of the programme.
The graduating students too thanked the jamaat an for their support.
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