about Us
WHO ARE WE?Nasirat-ul-ahmadiyya
Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya is the Ahmadiyya Muslim Girls’ Association, an auxiliary organisation of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and our name means “Female Helpers of Ahmadiyyat”
When was Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya established?
The organization of Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya was founded in February, 1939 by our Second Khalifa, Hazrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad (ra) in Qadian, India.
Age Groups
Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya are split up into 3 age groups:
1. Salihaat (Truthful): 7-9 Year Olds
2. Qanitaat (Obedient): 10-12 Year Olds
3. Mohsinaat (Benevolent): 13-14 Year Olds
Our Purpose
- To provide moral training of young girls
- To educate young girls in religious knowledge
- Help girls focus on a higher purpose and a high standard of spirituality
Our Pledge
I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship except Allah. He is One and has no partner. And I bear witness that Muhammad (sa) is His servant and His messenger.
I solemnly promise that I shall always keep myself ready to serve my faith, my nation and my country. I shall always adhere to truth and shall always be prepared to make every sacrifice for the perpetuation (continuation) of the Ahmadiyya Khilafat.
Insha’Allah.
Our Motto
Modesty is part of Faith
(Bukhari)
On 2nd January 2021, National Amila Lajna Imaillah UK were granted a virtual mulaqat with Beloved Huzoor (aba)
Huzoor-e-Aqdas (aba) gave the slogan for the year for Nasirat saying:
“Modesty is part of faith”
(Muslim & Bukhari)
Huzoor (aba) further said:
“This will cover quite a number of things which will help you to do Tarbiyat of your Nasirat.”
Insha’Allah through this blessed motto together, Nasirat will discover a new world. We will share our experiences, hold our heads up high to lead the world with our actions, thoughts and words.
“The task of (moral training) with regards to Nasirat is very significant”
(30th December 2020)
(Saria Yasir)
Nasirat Motto
(Ayesha Khulood)
Some thoughts and questions for the Nasirat to reflect on:
Is Modesty a burden? Or an act of love from my Creator?
Is my value not akin to a precious gemstone?
Is not the future of mankind in MY lap?
Do I not have the power to instil good in others?
Am I not the mother of Kings of yonder?
Does my cradle not swing with Prophets of the past?
It is Me, I, She. Power of love. My strength runs in your veins.
Do I deserve dust and dirt to fall on my garment of pure?
Do I deserve a paltry price?
Should I not be cherished the gem that I am?
Or
Should I be adorned? Protected in my Oyster for the pearl that I am?
I am the one. YOUR future rests in MY arms.
Modesty
By Amama-Tul Bushra
Modesty is not as an imposition, but rather an act of love, which wills the good of the other, so that the beauty and vulnerability of the human body might be revealed at the right time and in the right way.
The purpose of hijab (veiling) in Islam is primarily to inspire modesty in both men and women. In the Holy Qur’an men are admonished first regarding Modesty (lower gaze). Women and girls in Islam are highly esteemed as in their hands is the future of moral society.
Muslim women wear hijabs and loose clothing to fulfil the command of God. It encourages them to be modest and not to dress in a manner that attracts men. The hijab is a protection for Muslim women against the unwanted gaze of men.
A woman in a hijab, is seen by onlookers to be guarding her modesty. Her message is clear – she does not want men to look at her.
Nasirat Calligraphy
Nasirat have been asked to send calligraphy on the motto of the year. Here we showcase your talents. Enjoy!
Hibba tul Basit
Aneeqa Ahmad
Farkhanda Jalal
Samreen Bhatti
Izza Gulzar
Maheda Khurram
Maira Siddiqui
Malaika
Qudsia Khabir
Raabia Qureshi
Tehmida Rehman
Ishaal Rubani
Ayza Salam
Fatiha Khan
Inarah Rubani
Tamseela Bhatti
Fatima Noman
Shehzana Shoaib
Hibbatul Momin Malik
Haalah Waheed
Farhana Azeem
Amtul Wakeel
Sabiha Rehman
Qanita
Muneefa Ahmed
Basma Zaheer
Amna Arfa
Maheen
Hibba-tul-Maalik Shah
Basma Ijaz
Aliha Noor
Ariha Ahmed
Aroush Ahmad
Fariha Faiz
Iesha Abid
Labiba Rizwan
Labibah Sahar
Muskan Ahmed
Saleha Ahmad
Tehreem Majoka
Ujala Ahmad
Aroush Ahmad
Iesha Abid
Labibah Sahar
Saleha Ahmad
Tehreem Majoka
Ariha Ahmed
Fariha Faiz
Labiba Rizwan
Duaa Qasim
Fareeha Sheikh
Inaya Ahmad
Jazba Ahmad
Jazba Kanwal
Kashifa Akram
Meerab Gorya
Nabeela Sheikh
Rukhma Mubarika
Shafia Kamran
Zuhaa Qasim
