Speaking to over 35,000 delegates from all over the world, he urged them to desist from speaking evil of others as this will only create further enmity among people.
Source/Credit: National Mirror
By Posted By: Sekinah Lawal | August 23, 2015
The world leader of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, his holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, has urged true believers to promote the true teachings of Islam and set it right for others to emulate.
Ahmad who spoke at the ongoing 2015 convention of the Jamaat in Oaklands Farm, Hampshire, United Kingdom said the crises in most parts of the world as well as the activities of ISIS in the Middle East and Boko Haram in Nigeria, showed that the world was in a dark age.
Speaking to over 35,000 delegates from all over the world, he urged them to desist from speaking evil of others as this will only create further enmity among people.
He charged people all over the world and Muslims especially, to love one another pointing out that the gathering was meant to make the Muslim a better person and change the world for better.
According to him, “Righteousness only gives the needed strength to run through anything in life and avoid vices. And vices begin by thinking ill about people, you should rather pray for people to have them change their bad attitudes.
“We must endeavour to do our best, return to God and make the society better. Brothers should respect each other’s sentiments and abstain from vices.”
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