Mirza Masroor Ahmad

Mirza Masrur Ahmad ( Urdu مرزا مسرور احمد, DMG Mīrzā masrur Aḥmad, born September 15, 1950 in Rabwah, Mirza Masroor Ahmad also ) is the current Khilafat ul- Massih ( spiritual leader ) of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat.

Life

Mirza Ahmad Masrur visited the Talim -ul -Islam High School in Rabwah / Pakistan, later he earned a Bachelor of Arts at the local Talim -ul -Islam College. In 1967, at age 17, he joined the Nizam -e- Wasiyyat to (commitment to greater financial sacrifice ). He attended the Agricultural College in Faisalabad and graduated in 1976 as Master of Science ( M. Sc.) In Agricultural Economics from.

In 1977, he devoted his life to Islam and went to Ghana, where he held various offices, including that of the head of the Ahmadiyya commercial farm on which he successfully planted wheat in this country and teased what was there before anyone yet succeeded.

In 1985, he returned to Pakistan and has held several senior positions in the field of finance, as head of the education system, as a major director and senior independent director. He has also held many other senior positions in the community.

Election as Caliph

Mirza Masrur Ahmad was elected to the London Fazl Mosque to the caliphate ul- Massih V. on April 22, 2003. Mirza Ahmad Masrur is the successor of the deceased on April 19, 2003 caliph Mirza Tahir Ahmad. At the same time he is also the great-grandson of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the faith community. His father's name was Mirza Mansur Ahmad, Mirza Shareef Ahmad his grandfather. He lives with his family in an apartment on the grounds of the first mosque Great Britain, the Fazl Mosque in London.

Travels

Mirza Ahmad Masrur has since taking office a total of 26 countries visited, including seven African countries where he opened new hospitals, mosques and schools.

Germany

Since Mirza Masroor Ahmad office has visited every year Germany to attend the Jalsa Salana and 2006 and 2011, the national Ijtema of Khuddam ul- Ahmadiyya and Lajna Imaillah. He also opened several mosques, including the Khadija Mosque in Berlin.

Works

• Conditions of bai'at - Responsability of an Ahmadi; Islam International Publications Ltd.. , ISBN 978-1-85372-759-7 German: The conditions of bai'at - The duties of Ahmadis; Publisher Islam, ISBN 978-3-932244-30-8