Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Some legacies live on forever. ❤️
In loving memory of my beloved wife, Tanya, our family has committed $100,000 over 10 years to Tanya Khan Public School.
Tanya was a devoted educator who believed deeply in the power of education, equality and human rights. Though she left us far too soon, I hope her passion for learning and her love for others will continue to inspire generations of students.
There is no greater tribute to her memory than helping young minds grow, dream and shape a better future.
Her legacy lives on.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by the tragic incident and fire at CFB Wainwright. We pray for the victims, their families, and the first responders.
Residents are urged to stay safe and keep roads clear for emergency services. 🙏 #Wainwright #Alberta
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
“We start with goodwill, and we bring a message of hope and togetherness.”
The Voices for Peace Conference reminds us that unity begins with empathy.
#Yellowknife #SpectacularNWT
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Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Deeply saddened by the devastating disaster in #Nepal.
At this difficult hour, our thoughts & prayers are with the families who have lost loved ones, those still awaiting news, & the courageous rescuers working to save lives.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
The bright dome & minaret of Baitun Nur Mosque catch the evening light over Calgary as it prepares to host the 42nd Jalsa Salana Western Canada this weekend. Thousands gather August 8-9 for a weekend of spiritual reflection, unity, and service.
Details: jalsasalanawc.ca
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Our hearts are heavy at the tragic news about young Parker. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family.
We are grateful for the tireless efforts of @CalgaryPolice, search teams, & the community who came together with hope & compassion.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Today we celebrate the beauty of this vast land, the richness of its diversity, and the values of peace, compassion, and mutual respect that help unite us. May we continue to build a stronger #Canada through kindness, service, and understanding.
#CanadaDay #CanadaStrong
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
The images coming out of Caracas, La Guaira, & across #Venezuela are heartbreaking. Bldgs reduced to rubble. Families torn apart.
As fellow human beings, we stand in solidarity with all affected. Praying for the victims & survivors. #VenezuelaEarthquake
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Today, we honor the rich cultures, traditions, languages, & contributions of First Nations, Inuit, & Métis peoples across Canada. May we continue to walk together in friendship, mutual respect, and understanding.
#NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
A blessed Eid al‑Adha at Baitun Nur Mosque yesterday, thank you to @CBCCalgary for capturing the spirit of prayer, family, and togetherness that defines our community.
#عيد_الاضحى
#EidMubarak2026
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
A large number of attendees at @RedDeerPolytech tonight for the 19th Annual World Religions Conference! An inspiring gathering of diverse voices united around love, empathy, and community.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Deeply saddened by the tragic accident at #LaGuardia involving an Air Canada flight. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of the pilots who lost their lives and all those affected.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Grief may shake us, but it does not define us. What defines Canada is unity in the hardest moments. Standing with Tumbler Ridge, BC today reminds us: after every crisis, this country rises stronger. 🇨🇦 Together, we will overcome.
#TumblerRidge
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
"No country should seek to unjustly appropriate or take over the resources of another country on the false pretext of trying to assist or support them."
– His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad addressing U.S. officials at Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. in June 2012.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Tonight, the National President of Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Canada, Mr. Lal Khan Malik, was awarded the prestigious Order of Vaughan. A profound recognition of his decades-long service, leadership, and unwavering commitment to building a more compassionate, unified, and peaceful Canada.
This honour reflects not only his personal dedication, but the countless community members, and volunteers who work every day to promote understanding, serve humanity, and strengthen the social fabric of our nation.
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
This evening’s plane crash near #Louisville is a solemn reminder of how fragile life is and how brave so many are in the face of crisis.
To those hurt, to those helping, and to those waiting, we’re holding you close in prayer.
#UPS #LouisvilleStrong
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Every day is an opportunity for thankfulness to our Creator and to one another.
Today, we pause to count our blessings and renew our resolve to serve humanity.
#thanksgiving2025
#Thanksgiving
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
In her footsteps we see that hope, perseverance, and service are not passive ideals but active responsibilities.
May her legacy inspire us to protect nature, uplift humanity, and
promote peace.
#JaneGoodall
#ServiceToMankind
#HumanityFirst
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Join us in #PeaceRiver for the 9th Annual Voices for Peace Conference: Healing the Home – Solutions to Domestic Violence.
Sat, Sept 20, 2025 | 2:30–4:00 PM | Quality Hotel & Conference Centre
Free admission + refreshments!
Register: PR2025.eventbrite.ca
Ahmadiyya Muslims Calgary retweeted
Our hearts are heavy as we witness the devastation caused by the #Texasfloods. Lives upended, homes destroyed, & heartbreaking news of the missing #Mysticcamp girls leaves us speechless. 💔
Praying for strength and hope for all affected.
#Kerrville






























