The virtual meetings with Huzoor(aba) are a profound blessing for the worldwide Jama’at, and his connection with the Jama’at is undeniably special & unique. Whether individuals or Jama’at groups from across the globe have the chance to meet Huzoor(aba) in person or virtually, it becomes a deeply personal & significant experience. These interactions provide an opportunity to seek guidance, receive blessings and engage in meaningful spiritual conversations.

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12th September • 19 Sept 2025 • 26 Sept 2025
12 September 2025: 
• Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) grants a Mulaqat to Khuddam from the North East Region of the USA, as well as granting an audience to the High Commissioner of Guyana to the UK.

​• In his Friday Sermon, Huzoor (aba) spoke regarding the Battle of Hunain and the expeditions that followed.
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​(Link to MTA UK YouTube programme)
00:32 - Presenter's introduction of This Week With Huzoor.
1:06 - Introduction of mulaqat with Khuddam from the North East Region of the USA.
1:32 - Huzoor (aba) speaks with two Khuddam from the delegation.
2:20 - Huzoor (aba) speaks with a new convert from the delegation.
3:50 - Huzoor (aba) speaks with a member of the delegation of Ghanaian origin.
4:37 - Huzoor (aba) speaks with a Criminal Justice student.
5:24 - Huzoor speaks with a Neuroscientist from the delegation.
6:07 - What is Huzoor’s (aba) advice to new converts?
7:05 - What is Huzoor’s advice on treating parents with kindness when their wishes seem unwise?
9:09 - To what extent can recreational activities be used to bring people closer to religion?
12:53 - How can one purify their heart towards someone after forgiving them?
15:54 - Does the body of a martyr really not decompose and their blood remain fresh?
20:25 - The mulaqat concludes and Huzoor (aba) grants the delegation a photograph and gifts them pens.
20:48 - Huzoor (aba) grants an audience to the High Commissioner of Guyana to the UK.
21:07 - The High Commissioner reflects on the mulaqat with Huzoor (aba).
22:22 - Friday Sermon Clip, 12 September 2025 - Battle of Hunain and the expeditions that followed.
  • What is Huzoor's (aba) advice for a convert to become a better Ahmadi Muslim?
Huzoor(aba) emphasised that a new convert’s primary focus should be on regularly observing the five daily prayers. He also mentioned the importance of learning Surah Al-Fatiha in Arabic for its enhanced spiritual benefits, encouraging them to reflect on its significance and embody its message. Additionally, Huzoor (aba) suggested reading Jama’at literature and mentioned specifically the publications:­­ The Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam and Noah’s Ark to enable a more profound understanding of Islam.

  • What is Huzoor (aba)’s advice on treating parents with kindness and respect, even when their wishes may sometimes seem unwise?
Huzoor (aba) explained that Allah the Almighty commands believers to always be kind and respectful to their parents, obeying them in all matters except when they go against Allah, His commandments or the true faith of Islam. He advised that even if one considers their parents’ advice unwise, or even if they believe themselves to be more knowledgeable, they must still treat their parents with respect and obedience. Huzoor (aba) emphasised that one should never be harsh but should respond with kindness and diplomacy, even when choosing not to follow their parents’ advice.

  • To what extent can recreational activities be used to bring people closer to religion?
Huzoor (aba) emphasised that recreational activities, when utilised wisely, can serve as an effective means to engage the youth and bring them closer to religion. He explained that initial attraction is necessary to draw them in, creating an opportunity for gradual spiritual attachment and learning.

Huzoor (aba) emphasised that missionaries and Amila members must lead by example, demonstrating their commitment through regular prayers, including Tahujjad and a strong connection with Allah. This spiritual influence serves as an inspiration to the young.
Huzoor (aba) advised that harshness or rebuke is counterproductive, as it risks driving away individuals. Instead, missionaries should offer specific prayers for the youth, such as performing two rak‘ats daily on their behalf and demonstrate genuine love and concern. Recreational activities should be viewed as a bridge, enabling meaningful interactions where youth can spend time with missionaries, participate in prayers and learn about Allah and His Messenger (sa).

Furthermore, Huzoor (aba) stressed the importance of exploring innovative methods beyond traditional approaches. This involves engaging the youth in dialogue, actively seeking their input and making them feel included. Rather than merely issuing instructions, missionaries should work collectively to achieve spiritual objectives. This inclusive strategy builds confidence and fosters a stronger connection to faith. Huzoor (aba) also stated that this approach is equally vital for the integration and development of new converts.
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  • After forgiving someone, how can we cleanse our hearts entirely?
Huzoor (aba) explained that true forgiveness must come from the heart; otherwise, it is meaningless. Forgiving someone should not simply be a way of dismissing them but should be followed by increasing love and kindness towards them. 

Huzoor (aba) said that the Holy Qur’an instructs not only to forgive but also to show goodness afterwards, for example, by giving a gift, maintaining good relations and praying for both one’s own heart and the other person’s heart to be cleansed. Huzoor (aba) emphasised that gifts help increase love, as taught by the Holy Prophet (sa). Offering a gift also reminds the forgiver not to harbour hypocrisy, as it would be wrong to forgive while secretly holding malice outwardly. Forgiveness should be done with prayer and action, as this is the way to cleanse the heart, though it can be truly challenging.

Huzoor (aba) then narrated the incident of Hazrat Imam Hussain (ra) as related by the Promised Messiah (as). When a servant accidentally spilled hot water on him, Hazrat Imam Hussain (ra) suppressed his anger, forgave him and then went a step further by freeing the servant, showing extraordinary kindness. This, Huzoor(aba) said, is the proper standard of forgiveness – suppressing anger, forgiving sincerely and following it with an act of kindness.
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  • Huzoor (aba) was asked how the martyr's body not decaying after martyrdom, his blood remaining fresh and fragrance emanating from it relate to reality?
Huzoor (aba) clarified that the traditional descriptions of a martyr's body – that it remains fresh, emits a fragrance and that its blood does not dry, are not to be interpreted literally, as this would contradict the established natural law of bodily decay. He explained that upon burial, every human body, without exception, undergoes a natural process of disintegration. This universal law applies even to the bodies of prophets, whose spiritual rank is exalted above that of martyrs.

Huzoor (aba) emphasised that these descriptions are instead profound metaphors. The "freshness" of the body and its "fragrance" symbolise the lasting spiritual impact and legacy of the martyr's sacrifice. Allah immortalises their memory, which continues to inspire others to lead righteous lives and remain devoted to their faith. Similarly, the reference to undried blood serves as a powerful symbolic reminder of the purpose of their sacrifice, motivating others to embody similar readiness for their faith.

Huzoor (aba) further explained that in the Hereafter, Allah grants martyrs new bodies and places them in Paradise, where they are surrounded by fragrance, which is why the Qur’an says: “Do not say they are dead - they are alive,” in the sight of Allah because “Allah the Almighty has kept their memories alive forever and granted them a station in His nearness.”

Huzoor (aba) also noted that while a body may be preserved through artificial means, such as advanced technology, or natural processes, like ancient Egyptian mummification (as referenced in the Qur'an regarding Pharaoh), these are purely physical phenomena. 

With regards to the mummification of Pharaoh, Huzoor(aba) said: “...that was due to a certain technology that existed at the time. Even now, people can’t replicate that fully. So to say that just because someone is a martyr, their body will automatically be preserved - it doesn't happen that way. Even prophets’ bodies aren’t preserved like that, so how could others be?”


HUZOOR GRANTS AN AUDIENCE TO THE HIGH COMMISSIONER OF GUYANA TO THE UK.
On Tuesday, 9th September 2025, the High Commissioner of Guyana to the UK, Dr Rajendra Singh, had the honour of meeting Huzoor (aba). During the meeting, in light of the teachings of Islam, Huzoor (aba) Masih highlighted the importance of fighting corruption for nations to progress.

The High Commissioner's reflections after meeting with Huzoor (aba).
"I’m totally impressed by the work that is being done here. And His Holiness’s willingness to meet with me. It was very, very, very impressive to hear him talk about the poor and I thought I explained where we are going in terms of decreasing the level of poverty in our country.
 
One of the things I was intrigued by was his knowledge of agriculture. And I learnt after I left his office that he has a background in agriculture. So, it was kind of a pleasant treat for me to have a conversation with him on agriculture. I, myself, was the CEO of a sugar company at one time, so there were a lot of things that I learned. Again, I was very, very glad to hear him say that once you can bring people together, the country will prosper because that is exactly what we are trying to do in Guyana, which is to get all the races, all the genders, all the people together as Guyanese and as one Guyana."

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19 September 2025: 
• Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) grants a mulaqat to a delegation of Khuddam from the USA, as well as a delegation of teachers from Jamia Ahmadiyya Germany.
​• IIn his Friday Sermon, Huzoor (aba) spoke regarding the Battle of Ta’if.
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​(Link to MTA UK YouTube programme)
00:58 - Introduction of mulaqat with the delegation of Khuddam from the USA.
1:37 - Sometimes at Jamaat events, guests are invited who do not stand for peace. What is Huzoor's (aba) advice in this regard?
3:13 - In households where English is the primary language, how can we teach Urdu to our children?
4:54 - What is Huzoor's (aba) favourite incident from the life of the Holy Prophet (saw)?
5:42 - Some say the Alam-e-Inami is just a game of numbers. How can we ensure it is fairly awarded?
8:06 - If I have incurred educational debt, as well as debt for a car and home, can I perform Hajj?
11:47 - What is Huzoor's (aba) advice regarding those members who do not wish to disclose their salary regarding Chanda?
13:46 - What has been the most challenging moment during your Khilafat and how did Allah the Almighty help you through it?
14:22 - Introduction of mulaqat with the delegation of teachers from Jamia Ahmadiyya Germany.
14:39 - Huzoor (aba) speaks with several teachers regarding their subjects and students.
15:31 - Huzoor (aba) emphasises the importance of prayers to the teachers.
16:55 - Huzoor (aba) advises the teachers on several matters.
25:37 - Jamia teacher updates Huzoor (aba) about his project in relation to the Holy Qur'an.
27:37 - Huzoor (aba) advises a Murrabi who deals with matters of Dar-ul-Qaza.
29:59 - When will conditions improve for Ahmadi's in Pakistan?
30:59 - Huzoor (aba) grants the delegation a photograph.
31:14 - Friday Sermon Clip, 19 September 2025 - Battle of Ta’if.
  • Sometimes, at Jama’at events, guests are invited who do not stand for peace. What is Huzoor's (aba) advice in this regard? 
Huzoor (aba) advised that if someone has a close relationship with such guests, they may first explain that the Jama’at stands for helping the needy and establishing peace and harmony in society and the world. If those individuals still do not agree, they should not be invited to Jama’at functions. Huzoor (aba) emphasised that the Jama’at does not require worldly support from people who oppose peace or speak against Muslims. He shared that he personally instructs the administration not to invite such individuals and has, on many occasions, withdrawn invitations when appropriate.

  • In households where English is the primary language, how can we teach Urdu to our children?
Huzoor (aba) explained that even his own grandchildren often reply in English when spoken to in Urdu, as the environment in such countries is mainly English-speaking, with children spending much of their time in school and reading English books. However, he advised that parents should make an effort to regularly speak Urdu with their children so they gradually learn it. He noted that every child has a different ability when it comes to learning a new language – some may become fluent, while others may only understand it. To help children read and write Urdu, Huzoor (aba) recommended organising Urdu classes. For Waqf-e-Nau children, he added that the Waqf-e-Nau department should arrange such classes and teach them accordingly.

  • What is Huzoor's (aba) favourite incident from the life of the Holy Prophet (sa)?
Huzoor (aba) replied: “There are many incidents. Every incident of the Holy Prophet (sa) serves as a lesson for us. This is why Allah the Exalted has said that he is a role model for mankind. One ought to follow his example.”

“Every action, deed and order of the Holy Prophet (sa) is such that if one were to act upon them, they would improve their lives. Read history and you will learn about all the incidents (of his life). All incidents related to his life are good.”

  • Some say the ‘Alam-e-Inami’ is just a game of numbers. How can we ensure it is fairly awarded?
[The 'Alam-e-In’ami' is an award given to a Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya region for excellence in service, organisational work and spiritual activities. Ed]
 
Huzoor (aba) acknowledged the concern that some focus solely on numbers for the Alam-e-Inami award, straying from its spiritual purpose. He confirmed the award is based on points but stressed that the true objective is spiritual growth.
 
To illustrate the importance of integrity, Huzoor (aba) shared a personal experience from his time serving as a Naib Sadr in the committee that recommends which Jam’at should be awarded this. He recalled discovering a Majlis that had fabricated its report by resetting its progress to zero to falsely show significant improvement, rather than building upon the previous year's achievements. He recommended and ensured the Majlis was disqualified for this deception.
 
Huzoor's (aba) central guidance was that every effort must be made solely to attain the pleasure of Allah and he warned that lying to win the award is a false proclamation of faith that Allah does not need. Huzoor (aba) concluded by advising that all actions should be habitually performed for the love of God, as without that pure intention, such pursuits are meaningless.

  • If I have incurred educational debt, as well as debt for a car and a home, can I perform Hajj?
Huzoor (aba) outlined that performing Hajj is obligatory only for those who meet specific conditions, including having the necessary financial means, good health and the ability to travel in a state of peace. He clarified that having debt does not automatically disqualify someone; if they can manage their debts within a set time frame and perform Hajj without becoming financially overburdened, it is permissible. However, Huzoor (aba) strongly advised that the ideal and preferred course of action is to pay off all debts first before undertaking the pilgrimage.
 
To illustrate the paramount importance of intention and caring for others, Huzoor (aba) related a story of a man who saved for Hajj but gave all his savings to a starving neighbour. Although he never physically made the journey, Allah accepted his righteous deed as Hajj itself.
 
Huzoor (aba) concluded that while fulfilling the physical obligation is essential, Allah's acceptance ultimately depends on pure intentions and righteous actions. If one sincerely intends to perform Hajj and fulfils their duties to others, such as helping those in need and offering prayers properly, then in that case, Allah can enable them to perform it when the time is right or even accept their devotion as if they had performed the pilgrimage.

  • What is Huzoor's (aba) advice regarding those members who do not wish to disclose their salary regarding Chanda?
 Huzoor (aba) cited the example from the time of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih IV (ru), where it was deemed acceptable for individuals to declare that their contributions were made according to their income, without providing specific figures. Huzoor (aba) stated that if a person affirms this or states that what they are giving is all they can offer, their contribution should be accepted without further probing into their personal finances.
 
Furthermore, Huzoor (aba) highlighted that in the current era, strict data protection laws like GDPR, make it imperative only to collect information that a person willingly provides. Huzoor (aba) concluded that while members can be encouraged to disclose their income for the sake of fulfilling their duty to Allah, the ultimate standard of righteousness is a matter between the individual and God and administration should avoid creating unnecessary pressure.

  • What has been the most difficult moment during your Khilafat and how did Allah the Almighty help you through it?
Huzoor (aba) replied: “The most difficult time was when I was made Khalifa. After that, Allah the Almighty created ease Himself. After that, I do not know, but Allah the Almighty Himself is tending to all the work.”

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26 September 2025: 
• Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) grants a Mulaqat to Khuddam from the East Region of the USA, addresses the concluding session of the National Khuddam Ijtema UK 2025, grants an audience to Alex Baker - MP for Aldershot and Farnborough, as well as meeting Mr. Chandra Kumar Ghimire - Ambassador of Nepal to the UK.

​• In his Friday Sermon, Huzoor (aba) spoke regarding the distribution of the spoils of war after the Battle of Hunain.
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​(Link to MTA UK YouTube programme)
1:10 - Introduction of mulaqat with Khuddam from the East Region of the USA.
1:40 - Khuddam introduce themselves to Huzoor (aba).
2:48 - How can we deal with mental health issues?
3:30 - How can I balance my educational and Jama'ati responsibilities?
5:10 - How can I develop a strong will?
6:08 - Some people keep long moustaches. What is the Islamic viewpoint on this?
7:56 - A member asks regarding his mother who is unable to do Wasiyyat.
10:31 - How can we overcome our weaknesses and serve Islam in the best manner?
13:00 - Huzoor (aba) grants the delegation a photo.
13:07 - Huzoor (aba) addresses the final session of the National Khuddam Ijtema UK 2025.
25:15 - Huzoor (aba) grants an audience to Alex Baker - MP for Aldershot and Farnborough.
27:19 - Huzoor (aba) meets with Mr. Chandra Kumar Ghimire - Ambassador of Nepal to the UK. 
28:01 - Friday Sermon Clip, 26 September 2025 - Distribution of the spoils of war after the Battle of Hunain.
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  • How can we deal with mental health issues?
Huzoor (aba) advised a dual-pronged approach to addressing mental health concerns. He emphasised that seeking professional medical intervention from a qualified psychiatrist is a crucial and necessary first step, affirming that such conditions warrant treatment just as any physical ailment does.

In addition, Huzoor (aba) highlighted the importance of moving beyond mere symptom management to investigate the underlying cause of the distress. His Holiness illustrates that often, external factors such as systemic bullying in educational environments can be a primary catalyst for conditions like depression. Therefore, Huzoor (aba) urges parents and guardians to exercise diligent oversight, identify these root causes and address them directly as an integral part of the healing process.

  • How can I balance my educational and Jama’at responsibilities?
When you are assigned a duty, you will learn how to do it as well. Pray that when God Almighty allows you to do any Jama’at work, He will also grant you the ability to carry it out. So pray for this as well. Your primary objective is to pursue education.

Huzoor (aba) continued that as the Khadim aspires to become a cardio surgeon, he should study diligently. Huzoor (aba) advised him that in the extra time you have on weekends or during holidays, allocate some time to the Jama’at. Additionally, continue to offer your prayers; it is your obligation as a Waqfe-Nau to perform the five daily prayers and to continue gaining religious knowledge.

Huzoor (aba) counselled the young servant that his primary focus should remain on the successful attainment of his education, particularly given his aspiration to become a cardiac surgeon. He advised that diligent study must be the central priority.

Regarding the balance between Jama'at responsibilities and his academic commitments, Huzoor (aba) advised that any time beyond his core academic obligations, such as on weekends or during holidays, should be allocated for voluntary service to the Jama’at. Huzoor (aba)  further assured that when one is entrusted with a duty, God Almighty also grants the capacity to fulfil it and thus, one should pray for this divine assistance.

Finally, Huzoor (aba) mentioned the importance of spiritual discipline as a Waqf-e-Nau of his obligation to consistently offer the five daily prayers and to continually seek religious knowledge.

  • Some people keep long moustaches. What is the Islamic viewpoint on this?
Huzoor (aba) clarified the Islamic perspective by referencing the traditions of the Holy Prophet (sa). He stated that the Prophetic instruction is to trim the moustache short and to grow the beard. However, His Holiness emphasised that both should be maintained with a sense of moderation and hygiene.

Huzoor (aba) further elaborated that the moustache should be kept sufficiently trimmed so as not to interfere with drinking or eating, and to prevent it from becoming immersed in water or soiled by food. Similarly, while the beard is to be grown, it should be kept to a manageable and tidy length, in accordance with the Sunnah and not be grown excessively long.

Huzoor (aba) concluded by observing that the fundamental guidance on this matter is derived from the commandments of Allah and the Holy Prophet(sa), which provide the definitive standard for believers to follow..

  • A member asks regarding his mother, who is unable to do Wasiyyat.
In his reply, Huzoor (aba) elucidated that the institution of Wasiyyat serves as a significant spirtual benchmark for measuring financial sacrifice, particularly for those members who are financially able and hold organisational responsibilities. His Holiness clarified, however, that it is not the sole criterion for divine acceptance.

To provide profound spiritual comfort, Huzoor (aba) recounted a poignant episode from the early days of Islam, where sincere companions, despite their ardent desire to participate in a battle, were unable to do so due to a profound lack of material means – not even possessing shoes for the journey. Huzoor (aba)s referenced the Qur’anic teaching that Allah the Almighty accepted their heartfelt intention and rewarded their spiritual passion in full.

Applying this eternal principle, Huzoor (aba) assured that for individuals like the questioner’s mother, who possesses the sincere desire (niyyat) to make a Wasiyyat but is precluded by advanced age or lack of income, her righteous intention is accepted by Allah. She will receive the divine reward for her aspiration. Her continued participation in other forms of financial sacrifice, according to her capacity, will be considered spiritually equivalent to the act of Wasiyyat itself.

Concluding his guidance, Huzoor (aba) emphasised that while Wasiyyat is a highly blessed act best undertaken in one's youth to devote the best years of one's life to God, the ultimate divine recompense is granted for sincere intention and the sacrifices one is genuinely able to offer.
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  • How can we overcome our weaknesses and serve Islam in the best manner?
Huzoor (aba) emphasised that the foundation for overcoming personal weakness and serving Islam effectively is to earnestly seek the help of Allah Almighty. This divine assistance is cultivated most directly through the devout and unwavering observance of the five daily prayers.

Huzoor (aba) elaborated that the Salat itself is a profound spiritual discipline that structures one's entire life. By being regular in prayer, a person naturally cultivates a temperament of order and self-control. His Holiness advised creating a disciplined daily schedule, beginning with the Fajr prayer and incorporating time for physical well-being, the study of the Holy Qur'an, including its translation and commentary, as well as other essential duties.

Huzoor (aba) assured that this regimented life, secured with prayer, is the means through which a believer gains the spiritual strength and knowledge necessary to serve the faith in the best manner. By starting the day with Fajr, one sets a spiritual rhythm that brings all other activities into a harmonious and productive order.