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MKA Norway hosts Nordic Tournament 2026

Abdul Hadi Masood16th October 2026
MKA Norway hosts Nordic Tournament 2026

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On 11-13 September 2026, Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya Norway hosted the annual Nordic Tournament, with teams participating from Finland, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. The tournament is held every year in a different Nordic country and this year MKA Norway had the responsibility of hosting the other three countries.

The tournament began on Friday with the opening session at the Baitun Nasr Mosque. During the opening session, Missionary-In-Charge Norway, Musawer Ahmad Shahid Sahib, delivered an address in which he emphasised the importance of strength, unity and brotherhood. He also explained the purpose behind organising sporting tournaments within the Jamaat.

Following the opening session, the first competition was Padel, which was held at Nordic Padel Økern. A total of 32 players took part, divided into 16 teams.

On Saturday, the tournament continued at Vallhall Arena, where both football and cricket competitions were held. After a full day of competitions, Saturday concluded with dinner.

On Sunday, the teams gathered at Slorahallen for the final day of the tournament. The competitions included volleyball and tug of war. The volleyball tournament consisted of eight teams, with two teams representing each of the four Nordic countries.

After the competitions, the final session was held at the Baitun Nasr Mosque and was presided over by Zahoor Ahmad Chaudhry Sahib, Amir Jamaat Norway. In his address, he highlighted the purpose of organising sporting tournaments and reminded the participants that there is more to take away from such events than simply the results of the competitions.

Across the three days, a total of 135 khuddam registered for the tournament, of whom 103 participated in the sporting competitions.

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AhmadiyyaIslamMajlis Khuddam-ul-AhmadiyyaNorway
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