Day 1
On 4 September 2026, the day began with the Tahajjud prayer, followed by the Fajr prayer and a dars. The Jumuah prayer was offered at 1:30 pm, followed by Asr prayer, after which the atmosphere was further enriched by listening to the live Friday Sermon delivered by Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aa), from Islamabad, UK.
There was a short lunch break, after which the flag hoisting ceremony took place. The first session of the Jalsa commenced with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by messages from two German government representatives and a poem. The session’s first speech was given by the Missionary-In-Charge, Mubarak Ahmad Tanveer Sahib, about the simplicity and gratitude shown by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (sa). This was followed by a message from Prof Dr Thomas Schumacher and a taranah. The last speech was delivered by Ferhad Ahmed Malik Ghaffar Sahib, a missionary, about the Holy Quran as a guide for daily life.
During the session, ladies were able to follow the proceedings from the three designated children’s marquees, including one specifically for younger children, as well as from the main hall. Dedicated volunteers were present to assist with maintaining discipline and guiding the attendees. The total attendance at the ladies’ jalsa gah was 15,898.
Day 2
The second day of Jalsa Salana Germany 2026 began with a sense of anticipation and excitement, as everyone looked forward to seeing and hearing Huzoor (aa). The day began with Tahajjud and Fajr prayers, followed by dars.
After breakfast, the Lajna session began with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a poem. The first speech was from Anila Ahmed Sahiba, Regional Sadr, Lajna Imaillah Hessen-Mitte, on “The True Freedom of Women – Haya.” The second speech was delivered by Amtul Jameed Ghayala Sahiba, National Secretary Talim and Rector of Aisha Academy, on “The Quran is the Word of God.” The third and final speech of this session from the ladies’ side was delivered in German by Hamda Soosn Chaudhry Sahiba, Sadr Lajna Imaillah Germany, on “The Role of the Ahmadi Mother in the Education of Children.”
Once everything had been set up and checked by the MTA team, then the moment finally came that everyone was waiting for: Huzoor’s (aa) arrival. The moment everyone saw him on screen, a beautiful silence filled the atmosphere; it was the peaceful silence of finally seeing someone whom our hearts had been longing for. The programme continued with a recitation from the Holy Quran, nazm and the announcement of academic awards. Huzoor’s (aa) address left everyone with something precious to carry in their hearts.
Afterwards, we offered Zuhr and Asr prayers. Following the address, there was a short food break. During which people could also visit Jalsa Bazar and the exhibition. A discussion programme was held too, in which several members participated. At the Waqf-e-Nau Department, the members had the opportunity to experience the blessed town of Qadian through VR headsets.
After the break, the third session of Jalsa Salana Germany 2026 began with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a message from a former Federal Minister, who appreciated our slogan: Love for all, hatred for none. The first speech of the session was delivered by the guest speaker, Naseer Ahmad Qamar Sahib, Additional Wakil-ul-Ishaat London, who was sent by the Markaz. His speech was about events related to the acceptance of prayers of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aa). It was followed by an Urdu nazm. The last speech of this session was delivered by Cengiz Varli Sahib, Additional Secretary Tarbiyat Nau-Mubai‘een & Waqf-e-Jadid of Jamaat Germany, on “An Ahmadi’s silent tabligh through exemplary behaviour in daily life.” The session ended with Amir Sahib Jamaat Germany introducing new books that are available for purchase and after this, the session came to an end. Lajna members also got the opportunity to visit the exhibitions. The second day of Jalsa Salana Germany came to a close with the congregational Maghrib and Isha prayers. At the ladies’ jalsa gah, approximately 4,500 members were staying in the collective accommodation facilities. The total attendance at the ladies’ side on the second day was 19,494.
Day 3
The final day of the 50th Jalsa Salana Germany began with Tahajjud and Fajr prayers, followed by dars. The fourth and final session began with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a poem. The first speech of the session was delivered by Abdur Rafik Ahmad Sahib, Sadr Qaza Board of Jamaat Germany, on “Divorce in the Light of Islamic Teaching.” This was followed by video messages from individuals from the German government and society. The messages were followed by a beautiful recitation of an Arabic qasidah.
The second speech was delivered by Hasan Tahir Syed Bukhari Sahib on “The prominent role of the Promised Messiah (as) in demonstrating the exalted position and truthfulness of the Holy Prophet (sa).” Then, a German taranah was recited. The third and final speech of the session was delivered by Amir Sahib Jamaat Germany, Abdullah Uwe Wagishauser Sahib, on “Extinction of the outdated world order and birth of a new Islamic financial and world order – Nizam-e-Nau.” The speech was followed by important announcements and the session came to an end. Everyone had a lunch break and afterwards, the Zuhr and Asr prayers were offered in congregation.
As Huzoor (aa) arrived to deliver the concluding address, a wave of joy and emotion swept through the jalsa gah. The programme continued with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by an Urdu nazm and the announcement of academic awards. Huzoor’s (aa) address left everyone with something precious to carry in their hearts.
After the final day came to an end, everyone felt emotional and reluctant to leave. On the ladies’ side, Sadr Lajna Imaillah Germany was the Nazima-e-A‘la, who had eight Naib Nazima-e-A‘la, 62 nazimat and approximately 3,500 mu‘awinaat. A total number of 48,330 attended the Jalsa Salana in Mendig and 2,000 attended it at the Mubarak Mosque in Islamabad, UK, making the 50th Jalsa Salana Germany a truly memorable occasion.