Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Georgia held its fourth Jalsa Salana on 5-6 June 2026 in the city of Tbilisi. We were honoured to receive a special message from Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aa).
The Jalsa officially started with the local Jumuah prayer. After the prayer and lunch, guests proceeded to the jalsa gah. The formal session began with silent prayer, followed by a recitation from the Holy Quran and a poem. The session was chaired by Ahmad Fraz Sahib, President and Missionary-in-Charge, Jamaat Lithuania. Jawad Ahmad Butt Sahib, President of Jamaat Georgia, then read aloud Huzoor’s (aa) special message in Urdu.
This was followed by a series of speeches, including on “I shall cause thy message to reach the corners of the earth – Tabligh in SNG”, by Anton Jeryullah Sahib; “Existence of God”, by Mudassar Mahmood Zafri Sahib; “Services of Humanity First Georgia”, by Jawad Ahmed Butt Sahib; and “Living Connection with Allah” by my humble self.
The next day, Lajna Imaillah Georgia held its own programme, during which speeches were delivered on “Hazrat Khadija (ra): A Financially Independent Woman and the First to Accept Islam”, by Shaista Gul Sahiba; “Nikah: Half of Our Deen”, by Baria Ahmad Sahiba; and “Between Impulse and Integrity: Orientation in the Digital Age”, by Hibatul Hay Sadiyya Ata Sahiba.
The second session began with a recitation from the Holy Quran, followed by a poem and speeches on “The Promised Messiah’s Love for Allah”, by Muhammad Amir Sahib; “The Healing Power of Honey from an Islamic and Scientific Point of view”, by Azhan Maqbool Sahib; “Life of Hazrat Ghulam Rasool Rajiki Sahib (ra)”, by Ahmed Fraz Sahib; and “Nizam-e-Khilafat and Our Responsibility”, by Jawad Ahmed Butt Sahib.
Following the speeches, a documentary was shown on the theme of living connection with Allah the Almighty. The session ended with a concluding speech delivered online by Hafiz Saeed ur Rehman Sahib, a missionary serving in the Central Russian Desk. Representatives from four countries attended the Jalsa Salana Georgia, with a total attendance of 53. Guests came from Germany, the UK, Armenia and Lithuania. It is also noteworthy that MTA International Germany Studios played an active role in the recording and photography of the Jalsa.