Recently, the Ahmadiyya Archive & Research Centre came across an old postcard – dated 29 January 1894 – from Rev Hassan Ali Safir, Editor of Nur-i-Afshan.
22nd August 2026
From The Archives
A Russian-Turkic traveller at the Hong Kong Mosque and the echo of Qadian, 1909
2nd June 2026
From The Archives
Manshur-i-Muhammadi: Early writings of the Promised Messiah (as) from the original source
21st April 2026
From The Archives
Tahrik-e-Jadid in the land of Negus: Historical records about Ahmadiyyat in Abyssinia
2nd November 2025
From The Archives
‘Placing poison in honey’: Al-Azhar journal publishes Egyptian scholar’s inadvertent testimony to Ahmadiyya scholarship
9 min read
From The Archives
The London Mosque’s imam represents Islam at the 1950 ‘World Convention of Religions’
6 min read
From The Archives
Abdullah Athim: A life reduced to ‘footnotes’
19 min read
From The Archives
Preaching Islam in Egypt: The man who refused a singer’s handshake
8 min read
From The Archives
The ‘non-Muslimness’ of Ahmadis: British Government, Indian Muslims and legislative assemblies
18 min read
From The Archives
Centenary of the Ahmadiyya Mission in Indonesia: The early years and press coverage
13 min read
From The Archives
World Fellowship of Faiths in Chicago & London, 1930s: Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud’s messages and speeches by his representatives
22 min read
From The Archives
Church Peace Union, Universal Religious Peace Conference and an Ahmadiyya missionary
17 min read
From The Archives
Ahmadiyya and colonial Hajj: Between politics, pragmatism and piety
33 min read
