During October 2026, the Regina Jama’at carried out a range of Tabligh activities to introduce Islam and the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at to the wider community, strengthen interfaith relationships, and promote the upcoming First Purpose-Built Mosque Open House.
Police Officers Visit Mahmood Mosque
The Regina Jama’at had the privilege of hosting 30 Municipal Police officers from Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw. The visit included engaging discussions about Islam and Ahmadiyyat, during which officers asked thoughtful questions. Opportunities to support local police services were also discussed, and the officers were invited to attend the upcoming Mosque Open House.
Islamic Heritage Exhibitions
The Regina Jama’at successfully organized Islamic Heritage Exhibitions on October 10, 21–22, and 31. These exhibitions provided an opportunity to introduce Islam and the beliefs of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamā‘at to students and members of the public.
On October 10 at Regent Place Library, 26 members contributed to organizing the exhibition, welcoming 25 guests, and conducting guided tours. On October 21 and 22, approximately 20 members assisted with the arrangements and tours. A total of 85 students from Luther College and the University of Regina visited the exhibition and learned about Islam, Ahmadiyyat, the death of Jesus (peace be upon him), and Khatm-e-Nabuwwat. Six interviews were also conducted.
The October 31 at Sun Rise Library Islamic exhibition welcomed 53 guests and was supported by 30 dedicated members. At these exhibitions, Lajna members played an important role in welcoming female visitors, applying henna, conducting tours, and introducing guests to Islamic teachings and the beliefs of the Jama’at. Meaningful discussions lasting approximately one hour covered topics including Khatm-e-Nabuwwat, the death of Jesus (peace be upon him), and the introduction of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at.
An employee from 93.1 Radio also visited one of the exhibitions and conducted an interview for the Regina Jama’at’s Instagram account. The visitor appreciated the program and encouraged future engagement with the radio station, creating a promising opportunity for further outreach.
Interfaith Outreach and Mosque Open House Invitations
On October 11, members attended the Islamic Heritage Exhibition and Cultural Celebration organized by Memit Isik. They were encouraged to participate in future exhibitions by booking a stall. Members also met with MLA Noor Burki Sahib and discussed the importance of Muslim unity, including unity with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at. The organizers were invited to the Islamic Heritage Exhibition and First Purpose-Built Mosque Open House, and they warmly accepted.
On October 18, six members visited local churches, a gurdwara, and temples to extend personal invitations to the Mosque Open House. Further visits were made to Huda School, Beth Jacob Synagogue, a Buddhist temple, and other places of worship. The members received a warm and welcoming response. In addition, approximately 250 invitations were distributed through email and WhatsApp.
Three members also visited Regina Apostolic Church and met with Pastor Larry, Danny, and other church representatives. During a two-hour meeting, they discussed opportunities for collaboration, future events, and extended an invitation to the Mosque Open House.
Additional Tabligh Activities
Other activities included uploading two Tabligh videos to Instagram, sharing Tabligh awareness material and the Ask Islam link, and organizing a local Tabligh class with an average attendance of five members. A promotional flyer for the First Purpose-Built Mosque was designed, and a duty roster was prepared to coordinate responsibilities for the Open House.
A Tabligh Committee meeting was held on Friday, October 16, with five members in attendance. Discussions focused on invitation distribution, mosque tour arrangements, promotional videos, familiarizing tour guides with the history of Mahmood Mosque, and preparations for the upcoming Open House. Members also discussed mosque cleaning and organizing Waqar-e-Amal. Preparations were initiated for the visit of the National Secretary Tabligh on November 13, including a presentation on the history of Mahmood Mosque.
Conclusion
Alhamdulillah, October was a productive month for the Regina Jama’at. Through exhibitions, educational tours, media engagement, visits to places of worship, and meetings with community representatives, members made valuable efforts to promote Islam and strengthen relationships with the wider community. These activities also helped build awareness and excitement for the First Purpose-Built Mosque Open House.
The Regina Jama’at sincerely appreciates the dedication and teamwork of all members, particularly the Lajna members and volunteers, whose contributions made these initiatives successful. May Allah bless their efforts and enable the Jama’at to continue serving humanity and spreading the beautiful message of Islam Ahmadiyyat, Ameen!
This report was prepared by Nauman Ahmad Sahib, Secretary Tabligh Jama’at Regina