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In This Issue

Al-Quran 4

Hadith 5

Friday Sermon 6-10

Writings of the Promised Messiah (as) 11

PA/NJ Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report 12-13

Wisconsin Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report 14

Texas Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report 15-16

York/Harrisburg Local Fun Day & Field Trip Reports 17-19

Chicago Regional WN Ijtema/ Jamia Awareness Reports 20

Points from Friday Sermon 10-28-2016 21-22

Waqfe Nau Boys Jamia Canda Trip 2017 23

Upcoming Events 24

Ameer Jama`at

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Charge Maulana Azhar

Haneef

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Al-Quran

Al-Hadith A Word of Truth to the Wrongdoing Ruler is the Best Form of Jihad

Narrated by Hadrat Tariq bin Shihab, Allah be pleased with him:

While the Prophet of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be on

him) was setting forth on a journey and putting his foot in the stir-

rup, a person enquired of him which form of jihad was the best, he

said, “The word of truth to the wrongdoing ruler.” (Nasa’i)


Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (May Allah strengthen his hands) delivered this Friday sermon on 28th October, 2016 at Baitul Salam Mosque, Toronto, Canada. After Tasha-hud and Surah Fatiha, Huzoor said:

By grace of Allah, the trend to dedicate children in the Jama'at is rising. I receive letters from parents daily. On certain days, the count reaches twenty to twenty-five. In them, the parents request their yet to be born children to be included in Waqfe Nau. When Hazrat Khalifatul Masih IV (may Allah have mercy on him) started this movement, it was not permanent, but later, he made it permanent. And Jama'at, especially mothers in every country, said, "Here we are!" Twelve or thirteen years ago, due to Ja-ma'at's attention to this, the number of Waqfeene Nau was over 28 thousand. By grace of Allah this number has now neared 61 thousand. Out of this, the boys are over 36 thousand and the rest are girls. So, with the passage of time, the trend that they have to dedicate their children before birth, is on the rise.

However, the responsibilities of the parents do not end with presenting their children for Waqf before their birth. They rather become more than before. No doubt, the training of every Ahmadi child depends on parents and parents want good for their child. The parents who are inclined toward religion, want his secular education, train-ing and religious education as well. But this should be remembered that every child, especially Waqfe Nau child is a trust of the Jama't with them. His training and making him the best part of the Jama'at and the society, is the duty of the parents. But, the training of the Waqfe Nau children, their secular and religious education with special

attention and handing them over to the Jama'at after pre-paring them, becomes a responsibility for another reason as well. That, before birth, the parents pledge that what-ever will be born, boy or a girl, they will present it for Al-lah's religion, for the completion of the mission of the true servant of the Holy Prophet (May peace be on him) which is the mission of the completion of the propagation of the guidance, which is the mission of spreading the Islamic education in the world, which is the mission of drawing the attention of the world toward fulfilling the right of God and which is the mission of spreading the Islamic education of fulfilling the mutual rights of every person in the world.

This is not an ordinary responsibility that the children's parents, particularly the mother assumes before the birth of her child, with a pledge to God. And they write to the Khalifa of the time that they are presenting their child into the Waqfe Nau scheme with a pledge to God like the mother of Mary.

"My Lord, I have vowed to Thee what is in my womb to be dedicated to Thy service. So, do accept it of me; verily, Thou alone art All-Hearing, All Knowing." (3:36)

That O' my Lord, whatever is in my womb, I am presenting it for you. I do not know what it is- boy or a girl, but what-ever it is, it is my wish and I pray that it becomes the ser-vant of the Faith. Accept this wish of mine. You are All Hearing and All Knowing, so accept this humble prayer of mine as well. You know that this prayer is the voice of my heart. This is the longing of the mothers for their children ahead of time and it should be so for an Ahmadi mother when she pledges her child for Waqfe Nau and the father is also included in it.

So, when the mother of a child joining Waqfe Nau, prays this, those responsibilities should also be kept in mind that fall upon the mothers and fathers for the fulfillment of the pledge and the acceptance of the prayers. The child is presented to the Waqfe Nau with the agreement of both mother and father. Allah the Exalted did not preserve this prayer in the Holy Quran with a purpose of telling a story of olden times. But, Allah liked this prayer so much that He preserved it for the future mothers also, so as to make their children doers of such extraordinary sacrifices for the Faith with this prayer. Every faithful pledges to prefer faith over worldly affairs but the Waqfeen should go to the ulti-mate limits of these standards. So what the parents will instill in the minds of their children from the beginning that they are the Waqfe Nau children and they [parents] dedi-cated them [children] purely to serve the Faith. And this is the purpose of their [children's] lives, and they will be praying along too, then the children will grow up with the mindset that they have to serve the faith. They will not grow up thinking to become a businessman or a player, or

NEW—Hadhrat Khalifatul Masih VABA’s Friday Sermon Summary

Friday Sermon: The Essence of Waqfe Nau

Delivered by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor AhmadABA, the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

on October 28, 2016

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to go into a certain field. Instead, they will ask the question that they are Waqfeene Nau and the Jama'at or the Khalifa tells them what field they should enter. They have nothing to do with the world. The pledge that their mother undertook before his birth, the prayers that she said be-fore he was born, and trained him in such a way that he should pursue faith instead of the material world. he is fortunate that God listened to the prayers of his mother and brought her efforts for my training to fruition. Now, without any worldly greed and wishes, he pledges himself to the service of Faith and only Faith.

Disclosure of this intent by the Waqfeene Nau is neces-sary at the age of fifteen while renewing their pledges. In this regard, I have issued a directive to the administration concerned to get in writing from them at the age of fifteen that they will or want to continue the Waqf. At the age of fifteen or twenty-one, those who have not joined the Jamia', when they have completed education, it is neces-sary for all of them to rewrite the pledge. And if, in be-tween, they are asked to get training in some field, they should pen it again. So, at all stages, according to his heartfelt wish, the Waqfe Nau should express to continue his Waqf.

In this regard, as I have said in detail, no Waqfe Nau child should think that if they pledged, then, how are they going to survive materially, or this worry should bother them how they will serve their parents monetarily or otherwise i.e. physically. A few days ago I had a class with Waqfeene Nau. A boy asked that if, by dedicating, they present their full time services to the Jama'at, then how will they be able to serve their parents, financially, physically or gener-ally. The very rise of this question is the expression of the fact that the parents did not put this in the hearts of the Waqfe Nau children that they have dedicated them (children] and they are only a trust of Jama'at with them[parents]. their siblings will serve in their place. they have only to present themselves to the Khalifa and go accord-ing to his directions. In the prayer of Mary's mother, the word 'verily' is used which means that she has separated the child from worldly responsibilities and she prayed that the religious responsibility should become its priority.

So, I want to convey to all such mothers and fathers that just the name of Waqfe Nau is not enough. Rather, Waqfe Nau is an important responsibility. It is the responsibility of the parents until Waqfe Nau becomes an adult and there-after it becomes his own responsibility. Some boys and girls, who have got secular education, apparently show great enthusiasm and present their services. Later on, leave because they cannot survive with the allowance that the Jama'at pays them. When a larger objective is to be achieved, you have to sacrifice and bear hardship.

So, from the childhood, this matter is set in the hearts of the Waqfeene Nau that nothing is greater than the Waqfe Nau life. Instead of thinking that a class fellow of his is earning hundreds of thousands with the same educational

achievement as his (Waqfe Nau), and he (Waqfe Nau), cannot earn in a month what he (class fellow) earns in a day; the thinking should be that the status God has given him is a lot better than the worldly riches.

Keep in view the saying of the Holy Prophet that we should look at the one who is financially lower than us and look at the one who is spiritually higher than us so that we strive to go further in the spiritual progress rather than in the material progress. Therefore, the Waqfe Nau boys who have completed their education, should try to improve their spiritual condition rather than the outward and mate-rial condition. Hazrat Promised Messiah (may peace be on him), expects from every Ahmadi to have an extremely high status. The person whose parents dedicated him for religion before birth and prayed for him as well… how much he should try to reach those standards!

The Promised Messiah (may peace be on him) says, "I consider it my duty that I make a will for my Jama'at and send this message out... in future all have the right to ac-cept it or not, that if one wants deliverance and wants a pious and eternal life, then, he should dedicate his life for God. And everyone should be engaged in this endeavor to achieve such a status and rank whereby he can say that my life, my death, my sacrifices, and my prayers are for Allah the Exalted. His spirit, like Abraham, should say:

"I have submitted to the Lord of the worlds" (2:132)

He said, "Until a man is not lost in God, and doesn't die belonging to God, he cannot get a new life. Therefore, you that have relationship with me, you see that I consider the dedication of life to be the essence and purpose of my life. This is the basis and this is the end. Then see in your-selves that how many of you like this act of mine for your selves and endear the dedication of life for God."

So, rising above the common Ahmadi, the Waqfeene Nau should try to achieve that status. Others also do the Waqf for the Faith and everybody cannot do the Waqf. Allah has said this as well that there should be a group among you, who should attain religious knowledge and then go and tell those people who are entangled in the worldly matters. But this is also told by the Promised Messiah that faith and fear of God should take precedence while doing the worldly chores. The Waqfeene Nau should improve a lot in the standards of contentment and sacrifice. They should not think that if they are financially weak, then, may be that their siblings will consider them lower or the par-ents will not pay attention to them as they do to others.

n the first place the parents should never entertain the thought that dedicators of life are lower. They should have the view that the standard and status of Waqfeene Nau is very high. But Waqfeene Nau should always consider themselves to be the humblest persons in the world. Waqfeene Nau should improve the standards of sacrifice, prayers and faithfulness. They should employ all their ca-pabilities and capacities to fulfill their parents' and their

Hadhrat Khalifatul Masih VABA’s Friday Sermon Summary Continued...



own pledges. Try to work to hold the faith high. Then Allah the Exalted blesses and He leaves none without reward-ing.

Regarding the fulfillment of the pledges, at an occasion, The Promised Messiah (may peace be on him) says that God has praised Hazrat Ibrahim (may peace be on him) in the Holy Quran. As he says:

"And of Abraham who fulfilled the command-ments." (53:38)

That he fulfilled the pledge that he made. Therefore, fulfill-ment of pledges is not an ordinary thing. And the pledge to dedicate life, for which we have heard the heartfelt words of the Promised Messiah (may peace be on him) …What a great pledge it is! If every Waqfe Nau boy and girl fulfills this pledge faithfully, we can bring a revolution in this world. Some young couples come to me and say, "I am Waqfe Nau, my wife is Waqfe Nau and my child is Waqfe Nau" or a mother says that she is Waqfe Nau. A father would say that he is Waqfe Nau and his child is Waqfe Nau. It is praiseworthy; but it will be beneficial to the Jama'at in reality only if they fulfill their pledges faith-fully.

At another place, referring to Abraham (may peace be on him), the Promised Messiah (May peace be on him) has further explained the topic of faithfulness. He says that the way to achieve nearness to Allah is to show faithfulness to Him, and be steadily truthful. Your faithfulness to Him should be true. The reason that Abraham (may peace be on him) got closer to Allah was the same. So, He says:

"And of Abraham who fulfilled commandments" (53:38)

Meaning that Abraham is that Abraham (peace be on him), who showed faithfulness. Showing loyalty, truthful-ness and faithfulness to Allah requires a 'death'. This vir-tue cannot be created until a man is prepared to forego all the pleasures and magnificence of this world, and is ready to bear all kinds of disgrace, hardship and paucity for the sake of God. Idol worship is not that a man worships a tree or a stone. Everything that prevents the attainment of nearness to Allah and is preferred over Him is an idol. And, he has so many idols in his self that he is not cogni-zant of his worshiping of idols. In this age, at some places, dramas have become idols, somewhere internet is an idol, somewhere earning material has become an idol and sometimes other wishes have become idols. The man doesn't know that he is engaged in idol worship and he is doing it invisibly. So, he (the Promised Messiah-may peace be on him) said, "Unless (he) becomes purely for God and is ready to face all tribulations in His way, the hue of faithfulness and truthfulness is difficult to create. Abraham (may peace be on him) did not get his name for nothing.

The voice, "And, of Abraham who fulfilled command-ments" did not come until he was ready to sacrifice his son. Allah demands action and is satisfied by action; and

action comes out of pain. A man has to sacrifice to per-form the righteous deeds and do the actions that please God. One has to go through sorrow and suffering. But, (the Promised Messiah peace be on him) said that though there is difficulty in deeds but a man does not stay perma-nently in sorrow. He further said that when a man is ready for the sorrow, then, Allah does not put him in it

Obeying the commandment of Allah, when Abraham got completely ready to sacrifice his son, God saved his son. Son's life was saved and the father was also delivered from the sorrow that would have been caused by the sac-rifice of the son. He was thrown in the fire, but fire could not do any harm to him. If a man is ready to bear hard-ships in the way of Allah, then, Allah saves him from the suffering. This is the standard told to us by the Promised Messiah (may peace be on him) to absorb the love of Al-lah and receive His blessings and he expected us to attain it. This is the standard that every Waqfe Nau should not only try to reach but also remember that until our meas-ures of sacrifice will rise higher, our claims of dedication of life will be shallow. Some mothers blurt out that they have come to Canada. Their son is a Murabbi or Waqfe Zindagi in Pakistan, send for him or assign him here. He joins us here. When dedication has been done, then why these demands, why these wishes. Wishes are done with.

As I said, the trend to join Waqfe Nau is rising. This is very pleasing. Further this trend, making it purely for God and don't become those who break or weaken their pledges due to changes in the circumstances. The Promised Mes-siah (may peace be on him), said that sacrifice cannot be done without sorrow and suffering. If the circumstances have changed, we have to bear it, especially those who have presented themselves for dedication: or parents pre-sented their children and they (children) renewed it to con-tinue their pledge. The Promised Messiah has said that when a man is ready to make all kinds of sacrifice for God, then Allah blesses. Allah does not abandon and blesses tremendously. May Allah make all Waqfeene Nau and their parents the ones who understand the reality of Waqf and fulfill their pledges and those who keep on rais-ing the standards of faithfulness.

Briefly, I want to draw the attention toward certain admin-istrative matters and the line of action of Waqfeene Nau as well. Some people raise questions and some Waqfeene Nau have certain misconceptions in their minds that by joining Waqfe Nau they have got a new identity. No doubt the identity is made, but with that identity they will not receive an extraordinarily preferential treatment. Instead, they will have to raise their bars of sacrifice with that identity. Some people infuse into the minds of their

Waqfeene Nau children that they are very special chil-dren. The result is that even when they become grown-ups, this 'being special' sticks to their minds. These que-ries and such matters have reached me here as well. They push back the essence of Waqf and make the title of


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Waqfe Nau as the aim of their lives that they have be-come special. Some of them have developed the idea in their hearts that since they are in Waqfe Nau, they need not attend the programs of Nasirat and Lajna if they are girls, and they need not attend the programs of Atfal and Khuddam if they are boys-they have a separate organiza-tion. This is a wrong idea, if someone has it. Any office bearer, even the Amir Jama'at, is a member of a related auxiliary organization.

Therefore, every Waqfe Nau boy and girl should remem-ber that they are the members of their organizations ac-cording to their ages and it is incumbent upon them to attend their programs, and if someone doesn't attend, then, the president of the relevant organization should report about him. If that Waqfe Nau doesn't improve, then such a child, boy or a youth will be removed from the Waqfe Nau scheme. Yes, if there are some programs of the Jama'at, Waqfe Nau program, or programs of the aux-iliary organizations, then, with mutual understanding, such timings can be set that auxiliary organizations and Waqfe Nau do their programs separately and there is no clash.

Waqfeene Nau, as I said are very special. But they will have to prove that they are ahead of others in their rela-tionship with Allah; only then they will be called 'special'. They will be called special if they have fear of God more than others. They will be called special if their standards of worship are a lot higher than others. They will be called special if they offer supererogatory prayers along with the obligatory ones. It is a sign of being special if their degree of general conduct is extremely high. There is a marked difference in their language and talking manners. It is clearly observable that there is a genuinely trained person who prefers faith over worldly matters. Then they will be 'special'.

If they are girls, then, their dress and purdah is symbolic of true Islamic education. When others see it, they will be envious and say that despite living in this environment, their dresses and purdah are an extraordinary model. Then they will be special. If they are boys, then their eyes will be looking down due to bashfulness and not wander-ing toward culpable actions. Then they will be special. They will be special if they will be spending their time to attain religious knowledge rather than looking at the use-less things on the internet. If the appearances of the boys will be distinguishable from others. Then they will be dis-tinguishable. Boys and girls of Waqfe Nau could be called special if they recite from the Holy Quran, look for its com-mandments, and after finding them, would act upon them. If they regularly take part in the programs of the auxiliary organizations and the Jama'at more than others, then, they will be special.

It is the special status if they excel their brothers and sis-ters in treating their parents well and praying for them.

At the time of matrimonial match, if they look for faith rather than worldly material, and then get along with their

relationships, and can say that while acting upon the reli-gious directions they are the ones who carry on with their relationships. Then they will be called special. They are special if are more forbearing than others and in case of altercation and disorder, they not only refrain from them but become peacemakers. If, in the field of propagation, they take the lead position to fulfill this duty, then they are special. If they are in the front row to obey the Khilafat and acting upon its decisions, then they are special. They are definitely special if they are the ones who are more rug-ged and sacrificing than others. They are very special if they excel in humility and selflessness, hate arrogance and wage jihad against it. They are very special if they are among the ones who listen to my sermons and watch other programs of mine on MTA so that they keep on get-ting guidance. If they act upon these and all those matters that are liked by Allah and keep away from all those things that Allah has forbidden, then they are distinctly and rather very special. Otherwise there is no difference between them and others.

This should be remembered by the parents also that they should train their children on these lines: if these things are there, then, Allah has made you a source of bringing a revolution in the world. If it is not so and the world is not looking toward you as a role model, then, what to talk of being special, then in the sight of Allah, they will be counted among the unfaithful and pledge-breakers. So, while passing them through the process of training, the parents are responsible to make them special, and, when they grow up, the Waqfeene Nau themselves achieve this status of being special. As I said that while going through the different phases of the religious and secular educa-tion, ask the Jama'at about what line you should follow or decide by yourselves. I have said before that the Waqfe Nau boys, should give it the first priority to go to Jamiaat to become a Murabbi or a preacher. It is the need of the hour. Jama'at is expanding. New Jama'ats are forming not only in the countries where the Jama'at was established long ago, but Allah is bestowing the Jama'at with new countries too, and Jama'ats are being established there. And, in every country, we need a great number of Murab-bis and preachers.

Then, we need doctors for our hospitals. In Pakistan, we need many doctors who have specialized in different ar-eas. Doctors are needed in Qadian for the hospital. If they cannot go from here, as the people are listening to my sermon throughout the world in their countries, the Waqfeene Nau should pay attention to this. We need spe-cializing doctors. There is a big gap, we have very few specialists. Doctors are needed in Africa in all fields. As we are building a big hospital in Guatemala, the doctors are needed there and they can go there from Canada. In future, we need them in Indonesia. The need will grow with the expansion of Jama'at. The Waqfeene Nau chil-dren who are becoming doctors, should come forward, get specialization, higher education and experience from


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these countries, and go to the countries where it is easier to go. Present yourselves and the Jama'at will send you. Similarly, teachers are needed for schools. Both boys and girls can work as doctors and teachers. Therefore, pay attention to it. We also need some architects and engi-neers who are experts in construction, so that they can save Jama'ats' money by better planning and supervising the construction work of the mosques, mission houses, schools, hospitals etc. Better facilities can be provided by spending less. Then, we need paramedical staff as well. They should also join. These are the few important depart-ments that the Jama'at needs now. The future needs will also change according to the circumstances.

Waqfeene Nau are more interested in certain areas, and when they ask me, I allow them to study, keeping their interest in mind. But, here, I will advise the students that they should go into research in different disciplines of sci-ence as well. And in this, generally, both Waqfeene Nau and other students are included. If, in various departments of science, our best scientists are produced, then, in fu-ture, whereas the Ahmadis will give the religious educa-tion and the world will depend on us to learn about the faith; there will be Ahmadis who will be imparting the secular knowledge as well. In such a case, no doubt, Waqfeene Nau will be working in the world, but their pur-pose will be to prove the unity of God to the world through their knowledge and work and to spread His faith.

Similarly, Waqfeene Nau can go to other departments, but their basic purpose is, and it should be known by all that you are a Waqfe Zindagi and, if, at any time, you are asked to leave the secular job and present yourself to work for the religion, then you will come without making any excuse. An important matter that every Waqfe Nau should remember is that the permission to do the secular work is granted to them, but it should not be such a job that will deprive them of Allah's worship and the knowl-edge and service of faith; rather acquiring their high stan-dards should be their first preference. The study of the commentary of the Holy Quran and the books of the Promised Messiah (May peace be on him), is necessary for every Waqfe Nau. The syllabus that probably has been made for up to 21 years of age, by the Waqfe Nau depart-ment is available. After that, it is necessary to increase yourI want to tell the parents that no matter how much training they impart verbally, it will ineffective until their words and actions do not conform to that. The parents will have to model their praying conditions. They will have to establish the patterns of reciting and teaching of the Holy Quran. religious knowledge.

They will have to become a role model of high morals. They themselves will have to turn to acquiring religious knowledge. High standards of hating falsehood will have to be founded. Despite harm done to some by some office bearer, they will have to refrain from talking in their homes, against the Jama'at system or the office bearers. On MTA, at least my sermons will have to be listened to

regularly. These matters are not necessary only for the parents of Waqfeene Nau. Rather, every Ahmadi, who wants his future generations to be attached to the Ja-ma'at, should make his home as an Ahmadi Home and not the home of world mongers. Otherwise the next gen-erations, absorbed in the material world, will not only go away from Ahmadiyyat, but will also turn away from God and will destroy this world and the hereafter. God willing, not only the Waqfe Nau children should be the ones who achieve nearness of Allah and tread on the path of Taqwah but the deeds of their dear ones should also be such as to save them from earning bad names for them. Every Ahmadi should become that genuine Ahmadi that has been impressed upon by the Promised Messiah (peace be on him), again and again. So, that, very soon, we see the flag of Ahmadiyyat and the true Islam fluttering in the world.

The Promised Messiah (peace be on him), says at a junc-ture: "A man, by doing one or two deeds, thinks that he has pleased Allah. In fact, that is not the case. Obedience is a very difficult task. Obedience of the companions (May Allah be pleased with them) was the obedience . That was the real obedience. It Is not an easy matter. One who does not obey completely, brings a bad name to this movement. There is not just one commandment. There are many commandments. As there are many doors to Paradise, that someone enters from a certain door and another enters from another door. Similarly, Hell has many doors. Such should not be the case that you close one of the doors of Hell and open another one.” He further says, "After doing Bai'at, do not think that you have be-lieved in the Truth and that is enough and you will be blessed. Belief and good deeds are required to please Allah. As you have joined this movement strive to be no-ble, to be righteous, refrain from every vice, keep your tongues soft, make asking for forgiveness your routine, and supplicate in your prayers." May Allah the Exalted grant us the capacity to act upon these pieces of advice. May it be that we and our progeny should be such as to hold on to good deeds and Taqwa and are the ones to complete the mission of the Promised Messiah (peace be on him). Ameen!

Summary of Friday Sermon, October 28, 2016


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Writings of the Promised Messiah (as)

The Holy Quran

We speak the truth and can never desist from doing so:

had the Holy Prophet, may peace and blessings of Allah

be upon him, not been raised and had the Holy Quran

not been revealed, whose potent properties were wit-

nessed by our elders and spiritual leaders in the past and

we still witness today, it would have been very difficult

for us, on the strength of Biblical account alone, to rec-

ognize Moses and Jesus and other earlier prophets to be

belonging to that pious and righteous assembly of peo-

ple whom God, out of His grace, had selected to be ap-

pointed as prophets. We must acknowledge this spiritual

favor of the Holy Quran that it displays its light in every

age and then with the help of that perfect light con-

vinced us of the truth of earlier prophets. And this favor

is not only shown unto us but is also shown unto all

those prophets who appeared from the time of Adam to

the time of Jesus (peace be upon them) prior to the ad-

vent of the Holy Quran.

(Braheen e Ahmadiyya, sub-footnote: Roohani

Khazain, Vol. 1, p.290)


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The Waqf-e-Nau ijtema was held on November 5th

at Baitul Wahid in North Jersey and by the grace of

Allah it was a great success. There were six Ja-

maat's who participated: York/Harrisburg, Philadel-

phia, Lehigh Valley, Central Jersey, North Jersey,

Willingboro. There were around 206 boys and girls

present along with some of their parents. There was

a record attendance of Waqfe-Nau at the Ijtema,

this was following the Oct. 28th, 2016 Friday Ser-

mon where Hazoor talked about the Essence of

Waqfe-Nau.

There was also a very high abundance of Waqfe-Nau parents as per Huzoor's mention that a Waqfe-Nau’s train-

ing, making them the best part of the Jama'at and the society, is the responsibility of the parents. Huzoor said to

parents that no matter how much training they impart verbally, it will ineffective until their words and actions

do not conform to that. He also mentioned that parents have to become a role model of high morals.

The Program was presided by our Na-

tional Waqfe Nau Secretary respected

Hafiz Samiullah Sahib. We started the

program at 10:00 with registration and

breakfast and then at 11:15 AM the

opening session began with recitation

of the Holy Quran by Hafiz

Mohammad Zafarullah Chaudhary

Sahib and Nazim by Armghan Mirza

Sahib. Regional Secretary Waqfe Nau,

Mansoor Ahmad Sahib delivered the

welcoming address to all the Waqfeen

and their parents. At 11:30, there was a session for children under 5 years old, where the children were able to

present anything new they learned. The children were then presented with medals and chocolates. At 11:45 Re-

spected Hafiz Sahib delivered the opening address and led Dua.

Hafiz Sahib spoke of how difficult it is to raise our children especially in the current society and the importance

of following the path of Ahmadiyyat. Parents need to follow the guidance we get from the Jamaat as children

and parents in the Waqfe-Nau scheme. He also emphasized the blessings of Khilafat and mentioned a brief sum-

mary of Huzoor’s recent Friday Sermon. He continued by mentioning what it means to be a special Waqfe-Nau.

It carries great responsibility and requires one to sacrifice in order to be as special as a Waqfe-Nau. This re-

quires that you do salaat and do good deeds.

Following these requirements is what makes Waqfeen-e-Nau special. Hafiz Sahib also reminded all attendees

the importance of prayers and that the Promised Messiah (as) was promised the acceptance of his prayers. All

attendees were also reminded to memorize the prayers of the Prophet Muhammad (saw). He asked all Waqfe-

Nau to memorize the following prayers of the Holy Prophet (saw) in the next six months before the next Re-

gional Ijtema: Prayer at the time of leaving the house; Prayer when going to bathroom; Prayer before starting

and finishing a meal; Prayer on returning home.

Pennsylvania/New Jersey Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report November 5, 2016

Report prepared by Adeeba Sadaf Ahmad


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The second session began following this with academic competitions for age group 5 to 17 Waqfeen. This session was followed by lunch and Salat Zuhr and Asr. A group photo was also taken after Zuhr and Asr. All of the registration and competitions were all done electronically. Saving a lot of time and being convenient for all judges. The third session began with Waqfeen presentations and Waqifaat presentations which ran simultaneously. There were two Waqifaat presentations. The first presenta-tion was “Modesty and Pardah Strength of Waqifaat” presented by Nomana Khalid Sahiba and the second presentation was “Why we need to Re-dedicate?”’ presented by Afia Qureshi Sahiba. There were also two presentation on the boys side. The first topic was “Hudhur(aba) Friday Sermons of Jan. 2014” presented by Ibshar Khanda-kar Sahib. The second topic was by Ataul-Ghalib Ahmad Sahib on “Trip to Jamia Canada-2016 Experience and Thoughts”.

The Waqfe Nau presentations were then proceeded by a speech given by Dr. Mirza Anas Ahmad Sahib on “Responsibilities of Parents”. Dr. Mirza Anas Ahmad Sahib mentioned when Hazrat Mufti Muhammad Sadiq Sahib first arrived in Phila-delphia he was denied to preach here. He had to work extremely hard to do tabligh. He had to lead a very simple life with hard work to establish Ahmadiyyat here. This example was to illustrate to Waqfe-Nau that you will have to overcome hardships and make many sacrifices to make any accomplishments.

Furthermore, Syed Fazal Ahmad Sahib presented a speech on “Hadhur’s Khutba Juma Oct 28, 2016”.

After the presentations there was Award Distribution at around 4:00 p.m. After the award distribution concluding remarks were given by Respected Hafiz Sahib. The con-cluding remarks were attended by the Wisconsin region Ijtema via Skype because there Ijtema was happening simultaneously. In his concluding remarks he appreciated

all Waqfe-Nau and parents who attended the Ijtema. He asked the parents who attended to contact Waqfe-Nau parents who did not attend in their respected Jamaat's to tell them what they missed and how much they were missed on this occasion. The Ijtema was then concluded with Dua.

Submitted by Mansoor Ahmad PA Regional Waqfe Nau Secretary

Pennsylvania/New Jersey Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report Continued...


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Alhamdulillah on Nov 5th, 2016 the Re-

gional Waqfe-Nau ijtema for Wisconsin

Region was held at Baitul Qadir Mosque

Milwaukee WI.

Following registration and breakfast the

program started with the recitation of the

Holy Quran and Urdu poem followed by

the welcome note by Nasirullah Ahmad

sb. President Milwaukee Jamaat, fol-

lowed by a Speech by Regional Sec.

Waqfe-Nau, Mohammad Layeequddin

based on 28th October Friday sermon of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih the Vth. Followed by the Program

overview. Inaugural session ended with Dua.

Session with Waqfeen children under the age of 5 years was conducted on the men side in which

Waqfeen and Waqifat presented Surahs, dua and Urdu poem.

The second session started off with academic competitions for the ages of 5 to 16. This year academic

competitions were conducted using online electronic version using Laptops. After the completion of

competitions lunch was served. Which was followed by Salaat, group photo session followed by letter

to Huzoor (aba) in which Waqfeen wrote letter to our dear Khalifa aba. Almost 35 letters were written

by boys and girls of all age groups. Which was followed by fun activity in which all Waqfeen had a

chance to participate in some fun activities like Puzzles, Drawing etc.

Then Final Session began with a speech by our Regional Missionary Faran Rabbani sb. This was

followed by a brief speech by our guest Murabbi Azam Akram sb of Chicago East.

Waqfeen were presented with awards and chocolates for the academic competitions. By Allah’s grace

and mercy our program ended successfully on time. We had an attendance of 23 Waqfeen-Nau (boys),

19 Waqifaat (girls), a total of 85 members comprising of parents, judges and guest members. 3 out of 4

Jamaats in our region attend the Ijtema. Program concluded with final address and Dua lead by the

Guest Missionary Azam Akram sb. Mohammad Layeequddin

Wisconsin Regional Waqfe Nau Secretary

Wisconsin Regional Waqfe-Nau Ijtema Report

November 5, 2016


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The Waqf-e-Nau ijtema was held on December 10th at Baitul Samee Mosque in Houston Texas and by the

grace of Allah it was a great success. There were six Jamaat's in Texas who participated: Houston North,

Houston South, Houston Cypress, Austin, Dallas, and Fort Worth There were around 130 boys and girls

present along with some of their parents. There was a record attendance of Waqfe-Nau at the Ijtema.

The first opening session of the program began from 11:15 AM to 11:45 AM. The program was presided

by our respected Mansoor Ahmad Sahib (National Assistant Waqfe Nau Secretary). We started the pro-

gram at 10:00 AM with registration and breakfast and then at 11:15 AM the opening session began with

recitation of the Holy Quran by Sooban Iqbal Sahib and Translation by Ismael Ahmad Sahib. At 11:20

AM there was Nazam by Rageeb Dogar Sahib. Next, Nasir Tanauli Sahib (Regional Secretary Waqfe

Nau) delivered the welcoming address to all the Waqfeen and their parents.

At 11:30, there was a session for children under 5 years old, where the children were able to present any-

thing new they learned. At 11:45 Respected Ch. Munawar Kalon (President Houston North) delivered

some remarks regarding Waqfe Nau. Afterwards there was the opening address by Mansoor Ahmad Sa-

hib (National Assistant Waqfe Nau Secretary). Followed by short remarks and Dua by Mubashir Ahmad

(Murabi Sahib). Also Dawood Munir Sahib President Houston Cypress was also present.

Texas Regional Waqfe-Nau Ijtema Report

December 10, 2016


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The second session was from 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM. This session involved academic competitions for

the 5-17 year old age groups. The following competitions were held: Memorization of the Holy Quran,

Hadith, Poem/Qaseedah, and Attributes of Allah/Salaat. Religious Knowledge/Etiquettes, and Prayer.

There were 6 judges on each side.

All of the registration and competitions were all done electronically. Saving a lot of time and being

convenient for all judges. This session was followed by lunch and Salat Zuhr and Asr from 1:30 PM to

2:30 PM. A group photo was also taken after Zuhr and Asr.

The third session was from 2:40 to 3:30. This session began with Waqfeen presentations and Waqifaat

presentations, which ran simultaneously. There was one Waqifaat presentation. The first presentation

was “The Essence of a Waqf e Nau. Directions from Hazoor Khutba 10/28/2016” presented by Tooba

Khurshis Sahiba. There were three presentations on the boy’s side. The topic of the first speech was,

“Hudhur(aba) Friday Sermon of 10/28/2016, Our responsibilities as a Waqf e Nau” presented by Ab-

dulhakim Nasir Sahib. After this, Tanveer Iqbal Sahib presented a power point presentation on the

topic of: “Responsibilities of Parents and how to instill spirit of Devotion”. Finally, Irfan Rabbani

Sahib (Assistant National Secretary Wafe Nau) talked about the importance of rededication for

Waqfeen children.

After the presentations there was Award Distribution at around 4:00 p.m. Medals and chocolates were

Texas Regional Waqfe-Nau Ijtema Report Continued...


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Waqfe Nau Class & Fun Activities York/Hbg Dec. 3, 2016

Our day began with congregational Zuhr and Asr prayers. Then we had a brief Waqfe Nau class that included: Talawat, Hadith, poem, review and discussion of Friday Sermon and upcoming classes/events. After the class all the Waqfe Nau students ages 2-26 proceeded to the dining hall where two older Waqifat had activities planned for all the students. The Waqfe Nau boys made wood art by using a wood burning tool. The seven and under Waqfe Nau painted and decorated birdhouses while practicing urdu with their teacher. And the 7 and above Waqifat decorated jewelry/trinket boxes by painting and wood burning. There was also a cupcake decorating station for all students, the younger Waqfe Nau really enjoyed this activity. For lunch all the Waqfe Nau, parents and teachers enjoyed a build your own taco bar. Alhumdolillah we had a total attendance of 36 with: 11 Waqifat, 15 WaqfeNau boys, and 10 par-ents/other. Madiha Qureshi December 6, 2016


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Waqfeen Nau from York/Harrisburg Jama’at took a field trip to Washington D.C. on December 27th,

2016. We arrived at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum at 10:00 a.m. There was an

attendance of 11 Waqfeen, 6 Waqfaat, 4 mothers, 4 fathers, 1 grandfather, and 1 Atfal, so a total at-

tendance was 27. After everyone got through security a picture was taken with the Waqfeen Nau

boys and parents.

After this all Waqfeen Nau and parents split up to see the museum and meet up for lunch at 1:00

p.m. Some explored on their own while others took the tour with a tour guide. The tour began with

the Early Flight Exhibition which celebrates the first decade of flight. The gallery figured a rare 1894

Lilienthal glider. It also featured the original three Wright’s airplanes. The tour also included the

Barron Hilton Pioneers of Flight Gallery which showed the people who pushed the social limits of

flight during the 1920’s and 30’s. There was the bright red Lockheed Vega displayed which was

flown by Amelia Earhart in which she completed 2 of many aviation records. In 1932, she had flown it

alone across the Atlantic Ocean. Then, she flew it nonstop across the United States, which were

both, firsts for a woman. The Explore the Universe Exhibition had a model of the Mars Exploration

Rover (MER) currently on Mars. An interesting fact our tour guide told us was that the Mars Rover

weighs 5 tons. Additionally, at 1 p.m. All the Waqfeen Nau met to have lunch at the McDonald’s in

the museum.

Waqfe Nau Field Trip to Washington D.C.

Report prepared by Adeeba Sadaf Ahmad


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Further, after lunch we walked about 3 blocks to the

Smithsonian National Museum of Natural

History. Alhamdulillah it was wonderful weather,

around 55 degrees which made our walk from mu-

seum to museum very pleasant and enjoyable. On

our way to the museum we had the opportunity ad-

mire the beautifully architecture of the Hirshhorn

Museum, the National Gallery of Art building and

more. Waqfeen Nau and parents were able to admire

the United States Capitol and Washington Monu-

ment. Waqfeen Nau stopped to take photos of these

beautiful sights which was easily done with the won-

derful weather.

On our way to the National Museum of National

History we also saw the National Gallery of Art

Sculpture Garden Ice Rink. Here they had interesting

and intriguing sculptures. One interesting sculpture

was the stainless steel and concrete tree by Roxy

Paine. When we reached the National History Mu-

seum most of the Waqfeen Nau headed to the Live

Butterfly Pavilion while others explored the Geology

of Gems and Minerals Exhibition. According to

many of the Waqfeen Nau this was their favorite

exhibit. Most likely because of the amaz-

ing diamonds and minerals displayed. An-

other amazing

display was the showcase of the Hope Dia-

mond from India, one of the world’s most

famous gems, renowned for its flawless

clarity, rare deep blue color and eventful

history. There was also a Eternal Life in

Ancient Egypt Exhibit which had 3 actual

mummies on display. The Last American

Dinosaurs: Discovering a Lost World Exhibit had many

dinosaur fossils on display. There was the 21st Annual

Nature's Best Photography Windland Smith Rice Interna-

tional Awards Exhibition which had stunning photos of

various

creatures across the globe. At the Insect Zoo Exhibit there

was many unique insects on display for

visitors to hold such as the Atlas Beetle, Cecropia Moth

caterpillars and Madagascar Hissing Cockroach.

Waqfe Nau Field Trip to Washington D.C. Continued...


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Alhamdolillah Chicago Metro Region had its successful Waqfe Nau Ijtema on October 15,2016. By

the grace of Allah total attendance was 81 Waqfeen,Waqfat, parents and guests.

Here is the break down:

WN Boys 5-17 = 34

WN girls 5-17 = 22

WN Boys over 17 = 6

Guests and parents = 16

Local Secratries = 3

Lajna local Searetaries =3

President of Chicago southwest, Bloomington, and Chicago East chaired the event.

Imam Azam Akram,Missionaries of Chicago East and Imam Shamshad A Nasir of Chicago Northwest

also co chaired the event. By Mohammad Azhar Ahmad.

Chicago Regional Waqfe Nau secretary

Alhumdolillah the Jamia awareness program in Baitul Ata Mosque (Atlanta GA) went very

well. Usama Rehman sb delivered the Friday sermon and led the Juma and Asr prayers.

Afterwords the formal program was held which was presided by the president of the Jamat Hazeem

Pudhiapura sb and conducted by Usama Rehman sb. Usama presented his life motivation, his life

changes and his life at Jamia. Followed by a documentary video about Jamia Ahmadiyya Canada.

Lastly there was quite lively Q/A session took place in which lots of young and old participated. Most

of the questions were asked by young Waqfe Nau and non-Waqfe Nue children. Based on the ques-

tions asked the interests in the Life of Jamia was apparent. After the silent prayer, chocolates were dis-

tributed among children.

The program lasted for more

than an hour and there were

total of 92 members attended

(49 Lajna + 43 children and

elders).

May Allah be the guide for our

young children to the right de-

cision about the future of their

lives (Ameen). Report submitted

by Nafis Rahman

Chicago Metro Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema Report

October 15, 2016

Jamia awareness program in Baitul Ata Mosque

December 30, 2016(Atlanta GA)


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Important Directives

All Muavina Waqifat are requested to make sure:

Friday Sermon of October 28, 2016 - The Essence of Waqfe Nau, MUST reach, to each and every Waqifa and their

mothers and encourage them to watch it together with family members. Please also discuss the Khutba in your Waqfe

Nau meetings and take notes on what applies to OUR situation

All Waqifat-e Nau from your Majlis are in the Waqfe Nau database, please verify with your local Jama’at Waqfe Nau

Secretary

All Waqifat have their Waqfe Nau Number. Anyone who needs assistance in this matter, please refer them to contact

via email at [email protected].

Mabroor Jattala

National Mu'avin Sadr In-charge Waqifat-e Nau - USA

Waqifat Corner

Waqifat activity at South Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema

In December 2016, the South Regional Waqf-e-Nau Ijtema was held at Bait-us-Samee Mosque in Houston, TX. The total attendance was 49, which included Waqifat, mothers, siblings and guests. There were 31 Waqifat from six Majalis at this event from Houston Cypress, Houston North, Houston South, Austin, Dallas and Fort Worth. Waqifat participated in the competitions and program with great dedication. Highlights of the Program: Competitions: Holy Qur'an memorization, Prayers with translation, Hadith with translation, Attributes of Allah, Salat, Religious Knowledge, Poems/Qaseeda. Presentations Included:

An older waqifa from Austin, presented an interactive presentation,“On how to get the best benefits from the guidance in KhutbaJumu’ahof October 28, 2016 - The Essence of Waqfe Nau”.

A workshop on the same Khutba was also organized for the Waqfe Nau mothers which was followed by a Question/Answer session

The Muavina Waqifat of the Region were actively involved in preparing the Waqifat. The girls’ attendance and participation has improved for these events. Alhamdulillah!

We are happy to inform you that under the guidance of Na-tional Waqfe Nau Department and Respected Sadr Lajna Ima'illah -USA we will hold our 3rd National week long Waqifat-e Nau Camp for all Waqifat ages 12 and up. Baitur Rehman Mosque, Silver Spring, MD. Wednesday, July 5 - Wednesday, July 12, 2017

3rd National Waqifat-e Nau Camp July 5—12, 2017


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1) By the grace of God the number of devoting children is increasing day by day.

2) Merely presenting one's children for Waqf is not enough, it is now parents duty to groom

them in better environment and do good upbringing

3) Every kid specially the Waqf e Nau kid is a Trustee for Jama'at and parents should take

special care for their upbringing

4) It is not a simple responsibility for parents. It’s a pledge which parents make before the

birth of their child

5) [3:36] God didn't describe this prayer in Quran merely to narrate an incident, but for it to be

prayed by parents

6) The purpose was that future mothers too pray and offer their children in the way of God.

7) If parents perform their responsibilities well, then the child will grow up to serve the relig-

ion

8) Then the child won't say that he wants to be a businessman, a sportsman, or any other pro-

fession of his choice He would prefer the choice of Jama'at, the choice of Khalifatul Masih

over his own

9) Waqf children should not worry whether they are able to serve their parents or not.

10) Huzoor says to parents of Waqfeen-e-Nau that merely the label is not enough, rather it is a

big responsibility

11) We need to shun this thought that my class fellow is earning millions while I'm Waqf de-

spite having same qualification

12) Holy Prophet pbuh said in worldly matters one should look towards those who are in a

low condition than him

13) We need to give precedence to our spiritual earning over worldly earning

14) Ahmad AS said one who desires to attain perpetual salvation should offer his life for waqf

15) Parents and siblings should understand that waqfeen are not lesser in anyway

16) Waqfeen-e-Nau should think above others in regard to devoting their lives for religion

17) Waqfeen-e-Nau shouldn't think that if they continue Waqf, they would be in lower status

than others due to financial crisis

18) Waqfeen should also remain humble and meek and look not towards world. God doesn't

leave anyone unrewarded

19) If every Waqf-e-Nau boy and girl fulfill their pledge, then we can bring revolution in the-

world

20) To achieve the nearness to God, we need to tread the path of truth

21) Raise your standards of loyalties.

22) Be like Abraham AS about whom God stated that he was who truly completed his vows

and pledges

23) One should be ready to offer any sacrifice and face hardship

24) Idolatry is not only to worship idols, but every bad habit can be idolatry. Sometimes inter-

Reminder to Waqfeen, their parents, and the administration to realize

their responsibilities.


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27) One who decides to undergo any hardship for God, then God does not put him in any

trial

28) This is the standard that every waqfe zindagi should try to achieve and attain.

29) Waqf means end of wishes

30) Parents should not act like this, there are no demands in Waqf life

31) Some Waqf-e-Nau thinks that they have a unique title. They need to raise their standard

of sacrifices

32) For some, the mere title of "Waqf-e-Nau" is a special thing and that they are exempted

from Jamati programs

33) They need to understand that no one is exempted from Jamati programs, even the office

bearers

34) Waqfe-e-Nau are special, yes. But only when their relation with God is better than oth-

ers. Then they'd b special

35) Their standard of prayers is better than others. Then they would be special

36) They are special when they are regular in reciting Holy Quran, behave good with their

parents

37) They are special when they are more educated and behave well.

38) waqf girls are special when they are better in their pardah, boys are special if they lower

their gaze

39) they are special when they fulfill rights of their spouses

40) They are special when they are more loyal to Jamaat and more patient and hate pride.

41) If they are regular in watching MTA and my programs specially then truly such children

are special.

42) if waqfeen posses these qualities then they truly are special rather very special.

43) Boys should focus on getting admission in Jamia's

44) Then there is the field of doctors, as we have numbers of hospitals in world.

45) we need specialist doctors.

46) Then we need teachers for our schools

47) we need architects and engineers.

48) we also need paramedical staff too.

49) our students should adopt field of science and specially go in research field. thus we will

be able to teach worldly subjects too

50) Waqfeen are granted to do their worldly jobs with the guarantee that this will not lead

them away from religion.

51) Parents too should be example for their children

52) These instructions are for everyone not only for the parents of Waqfeen

53) The basic purpose that every Waqf needs to understand is that he is Waqf, and that he

may be called anytime

54) Waqfeen need to increase their religious knowledge

55) Ahmad AS says: obedience is the key characteristic, Companions of Holy Prophet pbuh

Points from Friday Sermon 10-28-2016-Bait-ul-Islam Canada Continued...


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“I have said before that the Waqfe Nau boys,

should give it the first priority to go to Jamia

to become a Murabbi or a preacher. It is the

need of the hour.”

“And, in every country, we need a great num-

ber of Murabbis and preachers.”

Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (ایدہ ہللا تعالٰی بنصرہ العزیز)

Friday Sermon October 28, 2016

Please register at www.waqfenau.us

Annual Boys’ Trip — 2017

April 14 – 16, 2017 (Fri - Sun)

Experience a full day at Jamia Ahmadiyya, Canada

along with sports competitions and sightseeing!

Admission at Jamia Ahmadiyya, Canada

Jamia Ahmadiyya Canada is seeking US applicants

for admission into the 7-years Shahid degree pro-

gram beginning in Fall 2017.

Applicant must be between 17 to 20 years of age, have fin-

ished high school and be able to recite Holy Quran cor-

rectly.

For detailed information, please contact:

[email protected]

(706)-860-1629

Hafiz Samiullah Chaudhary

National Secretary Waqfe Nau, USA

Baitul Islam Mosque, Toronto

MTA Studio Glow in Dark Mini Golf Visit

mailto:[email protected]

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1st QUARTER 2017

Jan 22 Sun. Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema at Miami, FL Florida Region

Feb 11 Sat. Regional Waqfe Nau Ijtema at San Jose, CA Northwest Region

Feb 12 Sun Regional WN Ijtema at LA Metro Area, CA Southwest Region

Feb 18 Sat. Regional WN Ijtema at Baituz Zafar, NY NY Metro Region

Mar 04 Sat. Jamia Awareness Programs – Baitur Rahman MD-PA Regional

Mar 05 Sun. Jamia Awareness Programs – Masjid Mubarak VA VA-DC Regional

Mar 11 Sat. Regional WN Ijtema at North Jersey, NJ NJ Region

Mar 19 Sun. Jamia Awareness Programs – New York NY-NJ Regional

Mar 18 Sat. Jamia Awareness Programs – York/Harrisburg PA- Regional

All Regional and Local Waqfe Nau Secretaries

We are looking for extra talented Waqfe Nau and their extra curricular ac-tivities or educational achievements. Please send us the picture of the Waqfe Nau with the details of his/her achievement at [email protected].

PLEASE SEND PICTURES AND REPORTS OF REGIONAL IJTEMAS OR ANY AC-TIVITIES RELATED TO WAQFE NAU AT [email protected]

Please encourage Waqifeene Nau & Waqifaate Nau to submit content for this newsletter.

Editor’s Note

“Love For All Hatred For None”

Waqfe Nau USA Upcoming National and Regional Events

THREE PRIORITY ACTION ITEMS FOR LOCAL, REGIONAL SECRETARY WAQFE NAU AND

MUA`WINA SADR LAJNA FOR WAQIFAA`TE NAU


Update Waqfe Nau Tajneed with care & extreme responsibility.

2. Rededication for age 15 and above with the help of Parents, President Sahib &

Murrabi Sahib. For Waqifaat with the help of Lajna.

3. Gauging the progress of syllabus learning and online testing




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