Qur’an as the Compass of Life: Amir Sahib’s Historic Visit to Monatan Circuit
The Aminul Qur’an programme at Monatan Circuit became a profound moment of spiritual awakening and institutional reflection as the Respected Amir sahib, Alh. Barr. Alatoye Folorunso Azeez sahib, admonished members that the Qur’an must be embraced as a complete guide for life, not merely a text for recitation or ceremonial reference. In his address, the Amir sahib stressed that individual conduct, family life, leadership, education, and societal development must all be shaped by the teachings of the Holy Qur’an. He reminded the gathering that true success lies in aligning daily decisions with Qur’anic principles, noting that a community that lives by the Qur’an will naturally produce disciplined, principled, and trustworthy individuals. The Amir sahib arrived with a distinguished entourage that added weight and honour to the occasion. With him were the Naib Amir (Finance and Administration), Alh. Mufadil Bankole sahib; the General Secretary, Alh. AbdulJabbar Ayelaagbe sahib; the Vice Chancellor of Minaret University, Ikirun, Prof. Abdur Rahman Oladele Abdullah sahib; the Assistant General Secretaries, Bro. Nurudeen Akinreti sahib and Bro. Sodiq Aremu sahib; and the Guest Lecturer, Ustadh Abdur Roqib Akinyemi sahib. After his Qur’an-centred admonition, the Amir sahib expressed deep appreciation to members of the Jama‘at for their relentless efforts toward the successful inauguration of Minaret University, Ikirun. He described the achievement as a collective triumph driven by sacrifice, vision, and unwavering commitment. He further charged members to ensure that their wards apply to and attend the University, emphasizing that Minaret University is committed to producing graduates who are not only academically competent but also morally upright and trustworthy. The Amir sahib also noted that this outing marked the first official engagement of the Vice Chancellor after the inauguration of the University, describing it as a special grace and honour bestowed upon the Monatan Circuit. In his remarks, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Abdur Rahman Oladele Abdullah sahib, recalled that the Monatan Mosque once hosted a pivotal meeting where Jama‘at academics deliberated on curriculum content and other foundational matters when the idea of Minaret University was first conceived. He therefore described Monatan Circuit as having a historical connection to the University. He encouraged all Circuits to closely guide and monitor their wards who will be writing UTME this year, urging them to choose Minaret University. The spiritual highlight of the programme was the lecture delivered by Ustadh Abdur Roqib Akinyemi on the theme “Qur’an as a Complete Guide of Life.” His lecture reinforced the Amir sahib’s message, emphasizing that the Qur’an provides holistic guidance for both worldly success and spiritual fulfilment. The Respected Amir sahib and his delegation were warmly received by the hosts, led by the Circuit President, Alh. Hammed, alongside the Central Maulvi for Akinyele and Monatan Circuits, Maulvi Shamsudeen Ojo sahib, Al-Haafidh AbdulGaniyy Shobambi, and other notable personalities within the Circuit. The outing stood as more than a formal visit; it was a reaffirmation of purpose, reminding all present that when the Qur’an remains the compass of life, the Jama‘at is well positioned to nurture generations that are guided, competent, and worthy of trust.
Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria Inaugurates the Third Mosque in 2026
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez has inaugurated the Baitul Shamim Central Mosque in the Apete area of Oyo State, making it the third mosque inaugurated by the Jama’at in 2026. The mosque was donated by the family of the late Shamim Akhtar in honour of the deceased. Designed to accommodate about 400 worshippers at a time, the facility also includes a well-furnished two-bedroom apartment donated by the family for the Resident Missionary. Addressing members of the Jama’at and guests at the commissioning ceremony, the Amir underscored the importance of peaceful coexistence at all levels of society, stressing that the mosque must stand as a symbol of unity and harmony among Muslims. “Fighting and quarrelling in the mosque must be totally avoided. Let us love one another, forgive ourselves, and never harbour hatred against anyone,” the National Head admonished. Speaking on the sanctity and proper use of mosques, the Amir noted that mosques are sacred places meant solely for prayers and the remembrance of Almighty Allah. “A mosque should not be used for mundane activities. Its sanctity must never be compromised. It must always be kept clean, tidy, and preserved as a house of worship,” he stated. Clarifying the belief system of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Alhaji Alatoye reiterated that the Jama’at believes in the oneness of Allah and the prophethood of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). “The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community does not believe in any prophet different from Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The acceptance of the Promised Messiah as a divinely guided reformer, is in following the prophecy of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw) and this remains the fundamental distinction between the Jama’at and other Muslim groups across the world,” he explained. On absolute reliance on Allah, the Amir emphasized unwavering faith and obedience to divine guidance. “Our love for Allah must never be in doubt. When we rely solely on Him, success is assured. We must love Allah so that He will love us in return, and we must extend that love to all His creatures,” he added. Members of the Jama’at were also urged to propagate Islam with wisdom, humility, and respect, while refraining from criticizing or condemning the beliefs and practices of non-members but continue to pray that Allah guide them to see the light of the Imam Mahdi foretold by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (saw). The Amir’s entourage at the inauguration ceremony included former Amir of AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola, Missionary-in-Charge, Maulana Adnan Tahir; the General Secretary of AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul-Jabar; the Press In-Charge, Maulvi Wajih Ullah, among others.
Amir AMJN Visits Aragbiji of Iragbiji as Monarch Calls for Quality, Discipline, and Strategic Growth at Minaret University
His Royal Highness, Oba Abdul-Rasheed Ayotunde Olabomi, Odundun IV, the Aragbiji of Iragbiji and Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, has urged the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria to uphold high standards of quality and discipline in the development of Minaret University, Ikirun. He made the remarks while receiving the leadership of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria led by the Amir, Alhaj Alatoye Folorunso AbdulAzeez in his palace at Iragbiji, Osun State. The monarch offered strong words of support and counsel for the fast-growing Minaret University, Ikirun. He recalled the long-standing contribution of Ahmadiyya to the development of education in Nigeria. The development, he said, was a great boost to the efforts of regional and national government on educational development in the country. The monarch emphasized the importance of strategic communication in building a credible institution. He particularly emphasized the need to carry out aggressive publicity in both conventional and unconventional media for Minaret University to improve students’ enrolment. He encouraged the University to deploy strong social media coverage to boost its image. According to him, everywhere the public turn going forward, the news should be about the Minaret University. Oba Olabomi also advised the University Management not to compromise on quality in its teaching and other services of the institution. The Kabiyesi called their attention to the volatility and high labour mobility in university administration. He encouraged the Management to utilise the services of retired lecturers who possess vast experience in lecturing, and are more stable noting that younger lecturers often seek greener pastures. He charged the Management of Minaret University to ensure they instil discipline in students stressing that knowledge without discipline is a waste. According to him, “Discipline is not just about faith and must remain a non-negotiable value. Universities must uphold standards firmly so that deviant behaviour does not evolve into gangs or dangerous groups,” he cautioned. On infrastructural development, Kabiyesi charged the leadership of the jama’at to set clear timelines for the development of its permanent site. He urged the institution to maximize its land resources with a robust master plan, including building multi-storey structures capable of delivering both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Against the backdrop of what he described as international conspiracy against Islam which negatively impacts funding, Oba Olabomi charged the leadership of Ahmadiyya to be as prudent as possible, connect with individuals who can support the Minaret project, and seek international support from Ahmadiyya worldwide. Oba Olabomi also charged the Management to build strong collaboration with other faith-based universities to promote institutional learning and for increased visibility to attract students and lecturers of high repute. The Amir, in his remarks, expressed appreciation for the warm reception and the monarch’s wise counsel, pledging that the Community would consider all the valuable points raised by His Majesty and continue to uphold the values of excellence and service for which Ahmadiyya is globally known for among other good works. In the Amir’s entourage are former Amir of AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola, the Missionary-in-Charge of AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; the General Secretary of AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul-Jabar; Vice-Chancellor of Minaret University, Ikirun, Professor AbdurRahman Abdullah, among others
Amir AMJN Condoles with Ikirunland Over the Loss of Its Eminent Sons
The Amir (National Head) of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria Alh.(Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez paid condolence visits to the Akirun-in Council and families of late eminent personalities in Ikirun who passed away recently. The families visited are those of late Prince Ismaila Adeyemi, Alhaji Gasali Lawal, DIG (Rtd.), and the late Chief Imam of Ikirun land Alhaj. Yunus Ibrahim Balogun. While Prince Adeyemi, the Medical Director of Cristal Hospital, Akowonjo, Lagos, was a renowned medical practitioner based in Lagos, Alhaj. Lawal retired as Deputy Inspector General of Police and served as the Asiwaju of Ikirun until his death, and Alhaj Balogun, a prominent Islamic scholar, was the Grand Chief Imam of Ikirun until his death. The news of the death of Dr Adeyemi broke first on Wednesday 7th January and was followed by that of Alh Lawal on Saturday 10th January, while that of Sheik Balogun filtered on Monday 12th January, 2026. While commiserating with the Akirun-in-council, the Respected Amir described the deceased as great heroes of Ikirun Land whose significant contributions have positively impacted the current status of Ikirun. He also commended the efforts of these great leaders towards the success of Minaret University Ikirun, a new faith-based university established by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. At the home of late Prince Adeyemi, Barrister Alatoye noted: “The late icon of Ikirunland was specifically instrumental to the proposal of acquisition of an additional 100 Acres of land for the Minaret University Ikirun, and was very supportive to the actualization of the project till his last breath”. At the Late Lawal residence, the Amir stated: “he was indeed a great personality and huge supporter of the Minaret University project, as he always looked forward to the commencement of academic activities in the university. He was also always at the forefront of securing the facilities at the University premises.” And while at the family house of Late Chief Imam, the Amir said: “The late Chief Imam was a role model to all in terms of brokering peace among warring parties. He was a man of honor and integrity whose efforts contributed immensely to the success story of MUI today.” Among the entourage of the Amir are: the Missionary Incharge AMJN Maulana Adnan Tahir; former Amir AMJN Prof. Mashhud Adenrele Fashola; the General Secretary AMJN Alh Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar and the Vice-Chancellor of Minaret University Prof. AbdurRahman Abdullah.
Amir AMJN Inaugurates Masjid Baitul Qadeer in Badagry
With the special grace of Almighty Allah, a newly constructed Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat of Nigeria Central Mosque, Masjid Baitul Qadeer, was officially inaugurated on Sunday, 25 January 2025, at Povita Town, Badagry, Lagos State, by the Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria. The mosque, donated by Alhaji Abbas Owolabi, the President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, also has a two-bedroom apartment added to serve as the Mission House for the Resident Missionary. In his address at the ceremony, the Amir congratulated the donor on this noble and selfless initiative, describing it as an act with everlasting rewards from Almighty Allah. He encouraged other well-meaning and capable members of the community to emulate such acts of charity in the cause of Islam. Barrister Alatoye further admonished worshippers to strictly observe the rules and regulations governing the use of mosques, emphasizing their sanctity as sacred places of worship. “We thank Almighty Allah for the family of Alhaji Abbas Owolabi for successfully completing the construction of this mosque and mission house. Building and donating a mosque is Sadaqatul Jariyah, a form of continuous charity whose rewards are endless in this life and in the hereafter. This is why both men and women should strive towards such acts before departing this world,” the Amir stated. He further reminded worshippers of proper conduct within the mosque: “Those who worship in the mosque must strictly adhere to the guidelines governing its use. There should be no murmuring or unnecessary discussions. Mosques are meant for the remembrance of Allah and for Ta’leem (educational) activities. There must be no disagreement or fighting within the mosque, as it is a sacred place and not an environment for quarrels,” he added. The Chief Imam of the Povita community, Alhaji Taofeeq Yusuf, expressed his joy over the addition of another mosque to the area and described the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community as peace-loving and exemplary neighbours. In his remarks, the donor, Alhaji Abbas Owolabi, expressed profound gratitude to all guests and well-wishers for honouring the mosque inauguration and humbly requested continued prayers for himself and his family. It would be recalled that the family of Alhaji Abbas Owolabi had earlier built and donated a mosque and mission house at Apata, Ibadan, some years ago. Dignitaries at the event included the Missionary-in-Charge, AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; Naib Amir, Finance and Administration, Alhaji Mufadhil Bankole; General Secretary, AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Jabar; Sadr Majlis Ansarullah (Leader, Elders’ Forum, AMJN), Alhaji Dauda Raji; Sadr Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya Nigeria (Leader, Youth Wing), Bro. Abdur Rofeeq Alaka; Sadr Lajna Imaillah (Leader, Women Wing), Hajia Suwebat Odeyemi; Grand Chief Imam of Ajido, Alhaji Najeemdeen Ojo; Chief Imam of Afolio, Tijani Abdul Hafeez, among other notable personalities.
Amir AMJN Commissions New Mosque in Ikire; Clerics Praise Jama’at’s Service to Islam and Humanity
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barr.) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, on Saturday, 17 January 2026, inaugurated a newly constructed mosque and a three-bedroom mission house apartment at Ikire, Osun State. The mosque, with a seating capacity of over 300 worshippers, was named Masjid Baitul Mujeeb by the Supreme Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper). Speaking at the inauguration ceremony, Alhaji Alatoye described the mosque as the first to be inaugurated by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at in the year 2026, adding that several others would be inaugurated across the country before the end of the year, by the grace of Allah. He urged worshippers to uphold the sanctity of the mosque by devoting it strictly to acts of worship and spiritual development, including the five daily prayers, Qur’anic teachings, Ta‘leem classes, and other blessed activities that should define the life of the mosque. “This is the first mosque the Jama’at is commissioning in the year 2026, and several others will follow before the year runs out, by the grace of Allah. Mosques must always be treated as sacred places. Only good and righteous deeds should be carried out within them, free from mundane affairs. We must all uphold the sanctity of the mosque,” he stated. The Amir further emphasized the core values of Islam, calling on Muslims to embody kindness, humility, and respect in their dealings with others. “As Muslims, we must worship Allah alone, be kind to humanity, and remain humble and respectful at all times. We must continue to demonstrate that Islam is not a religion of violence or banditry, and that those who engage in such acts do so purely for selfish interests,” he added. In their separate remarks, religious leaders present at the occasion commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at for its pioneering role in advancing Islam alongside socio-economic and humanitarian development in Nigeria. In addition to the eulogies of the respected Islamic leaders was a special message of the Ahmadiyya Movement Imam who noted that “some individuals who witnessed the period of division in early days of Ahmadiyya in Nigeria including himself, were aware of the truth at the time but were unable to prevent the split due to limitations imposed by leaders who misled them”. He nonetheless pledged his “continued participation in Jama’at programmes whenever invited”. Dignitaries at the mosque inauguration included the Missionary-in-Charge, AMJN, Maulana Adnan Tahir; former Amir, AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola; the General Secretary, AMJN, Alhaji Ayelagbe Abdul Jabar; and the Vice-Chancellor, Minaret University, Ikirun, Professor AbdurRahman Abdullah. Others are: Grand Chief Imam Ikire land Alh Muslim Oladiran; Grand Chief Imam Apomu Land Alh. Muibudeen Olawale Ishola; Grand Chief Imam Ikoyi Land Alh Zakariyyah Ajisekola; and Pastor M.A Ogundiran of CAC Mountain of Joy Ikoyi Ile, Osun State.
Amir Sahib Leads Jumu‘at Prayer at Minaret University, Ikirun
The Respected Amir Sahib Led the Jumu‘at Prayer at Minaret University, Ikirun, on Friday, 16th January 2026
Amir AMJN Attends Ibokun Aminul Qur’an, Urges Muslims to Exemplify Qur’anic Teachings
The Amir (National Head) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria, Alhaji (Barrister) Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, alongside other top dignitaries of the Jamaat, attended the 2025 Aminul Qur’an programme, a celebration of excellence in the reading and pronunciation of the Holy Qur’an, organised by the Ibokun Branch of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Ijesha Circuit, Osun State. A total of six (6) graduands were celebrated at the event, comprising three (3) males and three (3) females. The programme, which was the second edition held in recent times, took place at the market arena of Ibokun Township. It attracted notable personalities, including the Baabokun of Ibokun, Oba Festus Kayode Awogboro, as well as Chief Imams from neighbouring towns. In his admonition, the Amir urged the graduands to engage in daily revision of the Holy Qur’an and to consistently uphold and practice the teachings contained therein. He emphasised that the Holy Qur’an is a sacred book of guidance and a remedy for all forms of challenges faced by humanity. He further stressed that the Holy Qur’an must always be kept clean and treated with utmost reverence, describing it as a lifelong handbook for every Muslim. Alhaji Alatoye also used the occasion to reiterate that members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community firmly and solely believe in Almighty Allah alone. Expressing his delight, Oba Awogboro commended the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for its remarkable contributions to the development of Ibokun, including the maximum support for the establishment of a modern market, the construction of a new palace, and the promotion of peaceful coexistence within the town. Other dignitaries present at the event included the former Amir of AMJN, Professor Mashhud Adenrele Fashola, Missionary-in-Charge, Maulana Adnan Tahir; the National General Secretary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria (AMJN), Alhaji Ayelaagbe Abdul Jabar, the Vice-Chancellor of Minaret University, Ikirun, Professor AbdurRahman Abdullah, among many others
Oba Festus Awogboro Lauds Ahmadiyya Jama’at as Nigeria’s Outstanding Muslim Organisation
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria has been described as the most successful and exemplary faith-based Muslim organisation in the country. This commendation was given by the Baabokun of Ibokun, His Royal Majesty, Oba Kayode Festus Awogboro, during a courtesy visit by the leadership of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Nigeria, led by the Amir (National Head), Alhaji Alatoye Folorunso Azeez, to his palace on Saturday, 17 January 2025. The monarch, who disclosed that he had the privilege of meeting the Supreme Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community during the 2024 International Convention held in the United Kingdom, praised the Jama’at for its remarkable achievements both in Nigeria and globally. He particularly highlighted the organisation’s dedication to the propagation of the core tenets of Islam, peacebuilding initiatives, selfless humanitarian services, promotion of quality education, and the advocacy of peaceful coexistence among adherents of different faiths. “Without mincing words, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is the best Muslim organisation in the country. Please quote me anywhere,” Oba Awogboro declared. He further stated: “I have made comparisons and concluded that Ahmadi Muslims stand out in Nigeria in the areas of peaceful propagation of Islamic teachings, hospitality, and humanitarian services, among other laudable acts of selfless service. I attended the Jama’at’s international conference in London, where the Supreme Head spoke extensively on pathways to peaceful coexistence. Despite the mammoth crowd in attendance, every participant was attended to in a unique way.” The traditional ruler also expressed appreciation for the spiritual and developmental contributions of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to Ibokunland, particularly noting the establishment of a modern market and the divine support received toward the construction of the new palace. In his closing remarks, Oba Awogboro appealed to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community to consider establishing educational institutions in Ibokun to further enhance access to quality education for the indigenes
Amir Ahmadiyya Nigeria Receives AMSA Leadership, Commends Strategic Plans, Approves Relocation of National Secretariat to Minaret University
The leadership of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Students’ Association (AMSA), Nigeria, on Friday 26 December 2025 paid a familiarisation visit to the Respected Amir of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at of Nigeria (AMJN), Alhaji Alatoye Folorunso Azeez sahib, during which approval was granted for the relocation of the AMSA National Secretariat to Minaret University, Ikirun (MUI). The meeting commenced at about the recitation of the Holy Qur’an by Hafiz Ahmad Abdul Hameed, after which members of the AMSA delegation were formally introduced by the National President. Speaking at the meeting, the AMSA National President, Hafidh AbdulQudoos Yusuf sahib, expressed gratitude to the Respected Amir for granting the audience. He explained that the visit was aimed at familiarising the newly elected national executives with the Amir sahib, briefing him on the ongoing and proposed programmes, and further strengthening institutional relationships. The President thereafter invited the Vice President (Special Duties), Brother Yusuff Ahmad sahib, to present the administration’s work plan for the year. He stated that the plan was anchored on Jama’at values, intellectual development, and the expansion of AMSA’s presence across campuses nationwide. Five key strategic pillars were outlined, including the establishment of a career linkage platform, the creation of an intellectual forum in collaboration with Majlis Ansar Sultanul Qalam (MASQ), revival of inactive campus branches, upgrade of the AMSA digital portal for effective reporting, and the introduction of an MDU grading system to promote transparency and healthy competition. Other initiatives highlighted included deeper collaboration with MASQ Nigeria in line with the AMSA motto, capacity-building in photography and videography, strengthening prayer culture, fostering stronger ties with the Majlis Khuddam-ul-Ahmadiyya of Nigeria (MKAN), encouraging financial sacrifice, promoting sports development, rolling out digital-first health initiatives, and the establishment of an AMSA Secretariat at Minaret University, Ikirun. Prior to Amir’s response, the General Secretary of AMJN, Alhaji Jabbar Ayelagbe sahib, congratulated AMSA on the successful organisation of its recently concluded Tabligh workshop and commended the comprehensiveness of the work plan. He enquired about AMSA’s financial commitments towards MUI, encouraged sustained financial sacrifice, supported the proposal for the Secretariat at MUI, and advised members to prioritise their academic responsibilities. In his remarks, Amir sahib underscored the strategic importance of AMSA as a vital Tabligh arm of the Jama’at, particularly within tertiary institutions. He observed that while some AMSA campus units were performing excellently, others required renewed commitment, urging members to remain consistent in projecting Islam and the Jama’at positively. He commended the leadership and members for their dedication and planning. Amir sahib formally approved the proposal to relocate the AMSA National Secretariat to Minaret University, Ikirun, and directed the General Secretary to communicate the approval to the Vice-Chancellor of the university. He further disclosed that school fees at MUI had been significantly reduced following engagements with AMSA leadership at Ilorin, while emphasising the need for continued sacrifice to ensure the institution’s growth and sustainability. Endorsing AMSA’s career linkage initiative and collaboration with MASQ, the Amir sahib advised the leadership to engage the National Ta’leem Secretary, Engr. Tajudeen Oladoja sahib, for further guidance and support. On sports development, he recommended collaboration with the Fadl-Omar Sports Academy and stressed that prayer must remain central to all AMSA programmes. He also clarified that AMSA executives were expected to assume office from November 1 annually, encouraged members facing personal challenges to remain steadfast, and highlighted the importance of regular engagement with the National Ta’leem Secretary, who also serves as Chairman of the Scholarship Committee. The Amir sahib further praised AMSA’s partnership with Humanity First International, describing it as a contemporary and effective Tabligh approach. He suggested organising academic competitions as a means of building goodwill with university authorities and informed members of internship opportunities available through the Ahmadi Business Association of Nigeria. He added that the Jama’at remained willing to support graduates in securing employment and assured that land would be made available should AMSA request plots at the permanent site of MUI. The meeting concluded with closing prayers led by the Respected Amir sahib.
