Intro
We have one quote from the 1955 Jalsa Salana at Rabwah, we have posted it in the below.
Reporting on the Jalsa Salana Rabwah 1955, The Civil and Military Gazette wrote under the heading “Ahmadiya Conf. Concludes”:
“The ninth international conference of Ahmadiya community concluded at Rabwah yesterday.
“More than 30,000 Ahmadis from all over Pakistan, Indonesia, East and West Africa, Egypt, Palestine, India and European countries attended the conference. […] The conference, besides other prominent community leaders, was addressed by Mirza Bashiruddin Ahmad Mahmood[ra], Head of the community, and Chaudhri Muhammad Zafrullah Khan, Judge of the International Court at The Hague.
“‘Ultimate victory of Islam is bound to come,’ declared Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad[ra], while addressing a mammoth gathering at the closing session of the conference. He made an impassioned appeal for united effort to promote true knowledge and [the] true meaning of the message and teachings of the Holy Quran.” (The Civil and Military Gazette, 30 December 1955, p. 3)
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https://www.alhakam.org/the-ahmadi-standard-of-serving-humanity/
While advising the youth during his address at Jalsa Salana 1955, Huzoor said:
“Service to humanity is a distinctive feature of a believer. The Promised Messiah often used to say that the summary of religion and Islam is ta‘alluq billah [relation with Allah] and shafqat ‘ala khalqillah [compassion towards the creation of Allah]. […]
“Do not ever worry if people do not value your efforts; you should serve for the [pleasure of] God Almighty and not for people’s [praise]. The love of Allah and service to humanity should be the objective of your lives. If you do so, then there remains no doubt about your success.” (Al Fazl, 1 January 1956, p. 3)
“Till this day, Europe and America present their spirit of service to humanity as their greatness against Islam. They say that Christians serve humanity a lot, but Muslims do not. […] If our Jamaat’s [auxiliary bodies] – Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya and Ansarullah – present a noble example of services to humanity, then we can refute the [allegations of] Europe and America by saying that ‘we serve [humanity] more than you.’” (Al Fazl, 14 February 1956, p. 4).
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75 years of Rabwah: A glimpse into its early years (alhakam.org)
Reporting on the Jalsa Salana Rabwah 1955, The Civil and Military Gazette wrote under the heading “Ahmadiya Conf. Concludes”:
“The ninth international conference of Ahmadiya community concluded at Rabwah yesterday.
“More than 30,000 Ahmadis from all over Pakistan, Indonesia, East and West Africa, Egypt, Palestine, India and European countries attended the conference. […] The conference, besides other prominent community leaders, was addressed by Mirza Bashiruddin Ahmad Mahmood[ra], Head of the community, and Chaudhri Muhammad Zafrullah Khan, Judge of the International Court at The Hague.
“‘Ultimate victory of Islam is bound to come,’ declared Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad[ra], while addressing a mammoth gathering at the closing session of the conference. He made an impassioned appeal for united effort to promote true knowledge and [the] true meaning of the message and teachings of the Holy Quran.” (The Civil and Military Gazette, 30 December 1955, p. 3)
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Links and Related Essay’s
The ‘Ahmadi standard’ of serving humanity: Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud’s guidance to Ahmadi youth
75 years of Rabwah: A glimpse into its early years (alhakam.org)
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