The first session of the convention was chaired by Chief Secretary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in India Maulana Muhammad Inam Ghaori.
Source/Credit: Business Standard
By Press Trust of India | December 26, 2014
The three-day annual international conference of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community began today at its headquarters in Qadian town of the district, with the participation of more than 17,000 delegates from all over the world including 6,000 from Pakistan.
The 123rd edition of the conference began with the unfurling of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community's flag followed by the recitation of the Holy Quran today.
The first session of the convention was chaired by Chief Secretary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in India Maulana Muhammad Inam Ghaori.
He said the foundation of the convention was laid down by Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian, the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, in 1891 AD.
The Maulana said the delegates should spend the three days of the convention in the worship and remembrance of the Almighty Allah.
He told the participants that apart from their spiritual development, they should endeavour to play their part in the development of the country as well.
The first session of the convention was attended by more than 17,000 delegates from all over the world including 6,000 from Pakistan, Press Secretary of the Ahmdiyya Muslim community, Sheikh Mujahid Ahmad said.
He said the community will organise a 'Sarb Dharma Sammelan' tomorrow in which scholars and representatives from different religions will take part.
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