Segregation in Islam
The concept of Islamic segregation is based on a model of chastity incumbent on both men and women, that guides both to maintain boundaries of modesty and respect between one another. In some instances, these are physical boundaries, e.g. separate prayer areas, or meeting spaces.
Hazrat Nawab Mubarakah Begum (ra)
Honoured as one of the original 14 members of Lajna Ima’illah, the experiences and practise of Hazrat Nawab Mubarka Begum Sahiba ra remain to exist among those treasures that every Ahmadi woman should strive to embrace and adopt; like a string of jewels that one eagerly, yet humbly, displays in such a way that others will also wish to apprehend. Introduce yourself to these pages of history, advice and guidance as set out by Hazrat Nawab Mubarka Begum Sahiba ra: the daughter of the Promised Messiah as.
History of Lajna Ima’illah – Volume 1
This book presents itself as a graceful and meaningful compilation of chapters covering the constitution and practices of the women of the Ahmadiyya Jam’at, also known as Lajna Ima’illah. The first volume of this book will introduce to you the tales of inspirational Lajna members, our objectives and responsibilities, advice on contemporary and cultural matters, historical accounts of major events, and reports of the independent achievements of Lajna Ima’illah’s; just to name a few! Allow yourself to become engrossed in this devoted journey of the members of Lajna Ima’illah in concrete obedience and efforts to Islam-Ahmadiyyat.
First Fourteen Members of Lajna Ima’illah
This book is a reminder for Lajna members of their responsibilities and an insight into the great example of righteousness, sacrifice and courage shown by these founding members. It is hoped that by reading this book, Lajna members will be inspired to self-respect, ponder over their roles and to make changes in themselves to achieve these goals. This book will leave you nothing short of being in awe, extremely inspired and much aware of our own weaknesses.
Al-azhar Urdu Adresses by Huzoor (aba)
This book is a compilation of Urdu addresses for the benefit of the members. Each address presents itself as a petal that constitutes the growth of the virtuous flower that is the character of every member of Lajna Ima’illah. Thus, build your garden of knowledge with the addition of these flourishing words uttered by our Khalifatul Masih Vaba: a book titled Flowers for the women adorned in veils.
The Aims and Objectives of Lajna Ima’illah
In 1922, when the auxiliary organisation for women was named Lajna Ima’illah – Maidens of Allah, seventeen objectives were presented to the first fourteen members. These objectives are a guide for Lajna Ima’illah for self-reformation. The aim of this book is to fully understand the vision Hazrat Khalifatul Masih IIra had for the women of his community.