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This vision of the Promised Messiah as clearly
shows Islam Ahmadiyyat spreading through
London and Britain. Ahmadiyyat has shown
the truth to the people of the West through
the hand of Khilafat; London has become
the centre for the community and hundreds
of Englishmen and women have already
embraced Ahmadiyyat to be the truth and
accepted Islam Ahmadiyyat as a result.
The Promised Messiah as also had another
vision of spreading Islam to the west of the
world, where the name of Islam had not yet
fully been established ‘I will convey thy
message to reach the ends of the Earth.’
The Promised Messiah as had conveyed this
message of truth during his own lifetime,
he had lit the light of Islam in the West, by
writing works which by the grace of Allah
spread all over the world.
References:
1
Shaikh Khurshid Ahmad, A Brief History of the
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, All Religions
Conference, Translated by Zakaria Virk
2
Salma Javid Khan, The Muslim Times, The Holy
Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and Leo Tolstoy
3
Muhammad Zafrulla Khan ra , Hadrat Maulawi Nur-ud-
Din ra Khalifatul Masih I, 2006, pp.125-131
4
Munawar A. Saeed, Conference of Great Religions,
The Ahmadiyya Gazette, April - June 1996
5
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as , The Essence of Islam,
2007, Volume 5, pp. 57-61
6
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as , Izala Auham, pp. 515-
516
7
Source: trueprophecies.wordpress.com (Posted by
Majlis Ansar Sultan ul Qalam, USA on April 7, 2011)
The Wembley Conference 1924
By Naila Athar
With the recent Conference of
World Religions held at Guildhall,
it is important for one to review
the history behind such conference. Whilst
most of us have heard of the Conference
of World Religions held in India in which
the paper of the Promised Messiah as titled
“The Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam”
was read and received with much applause.
However, few of us are aware of the details
of another conference held in England and
blessed by the attendance of Hazrat Musleh
Maud ra , along with 12 companions, named
the “Wembley Conference.”
On 23rd September 1924, the “Wembley
Conference,” was held at the Imperial
Institute. Along with many faith leaders of
the time, Hazrat Musleh Maud ra received an
invitation from the exhibition organisers, which
was formed under the auspices of The School
of Oriental Studies of the London University.
Representatives were invited to speak on the
teachings of their respective faiths. However,
his journey to England was not an easy task
and initially it was decided that the journey
would not be made. Subsequently, after
prayers, Istikhara and consultation with the
Jama’at the journey was made with Divine