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Regional interfaith symposium held by Lajna Imaillah, British Columbia, Canada

Al Hakam Weekly12th December 2025
Nasira Hafeez, Naib Sadr, Lajna Imaillah, British Columbia, Canada

Lajna Imaillah British Columbia, Canada, hosted a regional Interfaith Symposium on 26 October 2025, on the theme “The Coming of the Messiah: An Interfaith Perspective.”

The programme began with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a warm welcome to all guests and a brief introduction to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat. Attendees also watched an informative video about the Promised Messiahas.

Speakers from various faiths were included, highlighting relevant references from their respective scriptures. Khola Mangla Sahiba, Secretary Tabligh Lajna Imaillah Canada, presented the teachings of Islam Ahmadiyyat and elaborated on the advent of Promised Messiahas. A question-and-answer session followed, allowing guests to freely share their perspectives and engage in meaningful dialogue.

Closing remarks were delivered by Regional Sadr Lajna Imaillah British Columbia, Nazia Jabeen Sahiba, who emphasised the teachings of the Promised Messiahas on promoting peace and harmony in the world. The symposium concluded with a silent prayer.After the formal programme, all attendees visited the exhibition booths, showcasing various aspects of Islamic teachings. Exhibits included the Holy Quran, books of the Promised Messiahas, Humanity First, The Review of Religions, ‘Try on Hijab’ booth, the food donation drive and the Islamic heritage display. A total of 751 kg of food was donated to Humanity First, and five scarves were gifted to non-Ahmadi guests. Guests were served food and the programme concluded successfully. The symposium brought together 188 women, including 55 non-Ahmadi guests.

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