Information Booklet - Jalsa Salana
Information Booklet - Jalsa Salana
Information Booklet - Jalsa Salana
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Khilafat Centenary <strong>Jalsa</strong> - Ghana 2008<br />
It is not commendable that the workers disappear immediately after<br />
the <strong>Jalsa</strong> is over and those in charge are left in embarrassment. Perform<br />
your duties diligently and honestly.<br />
Similarly, if the workers find a guest angry, they should apologize<br />
politely and try to remove or solve his difficulty. Remember! You should<br />
never speak to your guest harshly or discourteously. Honour and serve<br />
them with love, sincerity and a spirit of sacrifice.<br />
ETIQUETTES OF PRAYER<br />
<strong>Jalsa</strong> days should be spent in the remembrance of Allah, reciting the<br />
“Darood” (invoking the blessing of Allah upon His Holy Prophet) and<br />
regular performance of Salaat. The guests have come from far and if they<br />
don’t perform Salaat regularly, and at their appointed times, they will<br />
lose the real purpose of their coming to <strong>Jalsa</strong>.<br />
Similarly, in such places as the kitchen where it is difficult for the<br />
workers to leave, arrangements should be made so that they can perform<br />
their salat in their places of duty, and also listen to the <strong>Jalsa</strong> proceedings.<br />
Sometimes children start crying during Salaat, this naturally diverts<br />
attention of others and spoils their prayers. In any such circumstance,<br />
parents should not hesitate to take their children away for the sake of the<br />
others. Fathers and mothers with very young children should not try to<br />
occupy the front rows during salaat. They should sit in the rear row so<br />
that if need be, they can leave.<br />
Most important are supplications, so put emphasis on your prayers and<br />
pray to Allah. Remember to pray when starting your journey, coming to<br />
<strong>Jalsa</strong> and during travels.<br />
(Extracts from Friday Sermon of 18th July 2003,<br />
Published in Al-Fazl International, 12th September 2003).<br />
Khilafat Centenary <strong>Jalsa</strong> - Ghana 2008<br />
KHILAFAT AHMADIYYA CENTENARY JALSA<br />
(78TH ANNUAL NATIONAL CONVENTION)<br />
GHANA, 2008<br />
Venue:<br />
Bagh-e-Ahmad (Garden of Ahmad) off Accra - Abidjan main<br />
highway, near Winneba - about 70 kilometres west of Accra,<br />
the capital of Ghana.<br />
Dates:<br />
Thursday 17th, Friday 18th and Saturday 19 April, 2008.<br />
Hospitality Period:<br />
Tuesday, 15th to Tuesday, 22nd April, 2008.<br />
Registration:<br />
Registration will be done at the <strong>Jalsa</strong> venue, Bagh-e-Ahmad,<br />
from Tuesday, 15th April, 2008. Those arriving earlier than<br />
15th April may contact the Khilafat Centenary <strong>Jalsa</strong> Planning<br />
Committee at the National Headquarters of the Ahmadiyya<br />
Muslim Mission, Ghana, Crescent street, Nyaneba Estates,<br />
Osu, Accra or call telephone;<br />
+233 21 77 68 45<br />
DATES:<br />
or any of the officials listed at page 6 of this booklet.<br />
Participants from around West Africa who travel by road to<br />
Ghana for the <strong>Jalsa</strong> may contact any of our Regional Missions<br />
at the addresses shown overleaf if they need help to<br />
the venue of the <strong>Jalsa</strong>.<br />
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