
The Jalsa Salana
The Jalsa Salana of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is a unique event that brings more than 50,000 participants from more than 100 countries to increase religious knowledge and promote a sense of peace and brotherhood. This year is especially significant as it marks the 60th UK Jalsa Salana to date. Eminent speakers discuss a range of religious topics and their relevance to contemporary society. Additionally, a number of parliamentarians, civic leaders and diplomats from different countries also address the gathering and underline the convention’s objective of enhancing unity, understanding and mutual respect.
A special feature of this convention is that it is blessed by the presence of the Caliph, His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the head of the worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. He addresses the convention over each of the three days providing an invaluable insight into religious teachings and how they are a source of guidance for the world today.


The Caliph, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, A Man of Peace
Keynote Speaker
His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, is the world’s leading Muslim advocate for championing the cause of peace and for religious harmony. Through his sermons, lectures, literary works, and personal interactions he works tirelessly to uphold the Islamic principles of justice and peace. His Holiness underlines the need for us to strengthen our bond with God and to serve humanity regardless of colour, creed or race.
His Holiness frequently meets with parliamentarians and heads of state and has delivered keynote addresses at the United States Congress, the European Parliament and the UK Parliament
Hadeeqatul Mahdi: Jalsa Salana Site
Home to the Jalsa Salana is Hadeeqatul Mahdi, Oaklands Farm in the countryside of Alton, Hampshire. The 200 acre site is transformed into an event village during the convention period with over 240 marquees and other advanced infrastructure. It is then returned to its natural beauty within days after the event. All this is achieved to cater for 40,000 participants through the services of over 7,000 volunteers.

Exhibitions At The Jalsa
The Jalsa showcases a diverse array of exhibitions, including stunning Islamic art, intricate calligraphy, and captivating photographic displays about the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
Humanitarian Projects
Discover the impactful work of Humanity First and the International Association of Ahmadi Architects and Engineers (IAAAE), active in over 50 countries. Highlighting life-changing
initiatives like Gift of Sight, Disaster Relief, Orphan Care and many more.

Human Rights and Justice
This exhibition brings to life the urgent calls for peace and justice championed by His Holiness, while also highlighting the persistent persecution, discrimination and injustice faced by Ahmadi Muslims in countries across the world today.

Review of Religions
Since 1902, The Review of Religions magazine has been a cornerstone of insightful content. Don’t miss their thought- provoking exhibitions, together with the True Islam team, on the existence of God, and on religion in the contemporary world.

Broadcast Globally
The Jalsa is broadcast live globally via satellite TV on Muslim Television Ahmadiyya (MTA) International in up to 12 languages.
Onsite, live translations in up to 20 languages are provided via headsets. In addition, it is broadcast live on the community’s digital (DAB) 24/7 radio station, Voice of Islam. Through this, the Jalsa reaches millions worldwide.


The Pledge of Allegiance
A key highlight of the Jalsa is the Pledge of Allegiance at the hand of the Khalifa.
- The Khalifa places his hand on top of the hands of those sitting immediately in front of him and others put their hands on the shoulders of these persons, thereby making a continuous link with the Khalifa.
- As this chain extends out the entire gathering is connected with the Khalifa.
- Members pledge allegiance to the peaceful teachings of Islam and to the Khalifa’s leadership of the community, thereby reaffirming their commitment to the remembrance of God and the service of humanity.


Some Guest Speakers From Previous Jalsa Salanas
Eminent speakers discuss a range of religious topics and their relevance to contemporary society. Additionally, a number of parliamentarians, civic leaders and diplomats from different countries also address the gathering and underline the convention’s objective of enhancing unity, understanding and mutual respect.
A Message from the King
A message of support was given from His Majesty King Charles III for the event last year


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