This year, the community will hold its annual Peace Conference on the morning of 26th of August, at the Fickling Convention Centre, Three Kings, Auckland.
Source/Credit: AMJ New Zealand
By Statement | August 24, 2017
This year, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in New Zealand is asking leaders of various faiths to present their view point on the very interesting question about how religion may have an effect on a persons loyalties. The question Loyalty to Faith, or …Is Loyalty to Faith compatible with Loyalty to State?
This year, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in New Zealand is asking leaders of various faiths to present their view point on the very interesting question about how religion may have an effect on a person’s loyalties. The question ‘Loyalty to Faith, or State?’ is the main theme for this year’s Peace Symposium that the Ahmadiyya community holds annually to encourage dialogue amongst followers of all faiths.
Similar symposia are organised by the Ahmadiyya community in many different parts of the world. The concept originated over a century ago, when the founder of the community Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam AhmadAS invited leaders of all major faiths in the Indian sub-continent, to address such fundamental questions as the philosophy behind teachings of their religions. These symposia have continued ever since, with the Ahmadiyya community using these to bring together religious as well as secular leaders to present their point of view on topical issues.
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