Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Unveils 2026 Global Progress Report at Jalsa Salana UK

The report was presented during the concluding session of the 60th Annual Jalsa Salana UK at Hadeeqatul Mahdi in Alton, Hampshire, United Kingdom, before an audience of more than 50,000 participants and guests from over 100 countries.

According to the report, 267,596 people embraced Islam Ahmadiyyat during the reporting period, with the Community now spread across more than 600 nationalities and ethnic groups worldwide.

The report also outlines major milestones achieved during the year, including the establishment of 398 new congregations in 811 locations, the construction of 133 new mosques, the acquisition of 49 additional mosques, the opening of 127 new mission houses, and the establishment of 40 new hospitals to expand humanitarian services.

It further highlights the continued translation of the Holy Qur’an into additional international and local languages, alongside the distribution of millions of pieces of Islamic literature aimed at promoting the peaceful teachings of Islam.

Presenting the report, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad attributed the Community’s continued expansion to the blessings of Allah and the dedication of Ahmadi Muslims across the world in spreading Islam’s message of peace.

Regionally, Indonesia recorded the highest number of new members in Asia, followed by India and Bangladesh.

Beyond presenting the annual achievements, the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community used the occasion to reiterate his call for global peace and justice amid ongoing international conflicts.

“I firmly believe there is only one way to end these wars, by ensuring that justice prevails,” he said.

The annual convention, one of the largest gatherings of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, continues to bring together delegates from around the world to promote faith, unity, service to humanity and the pursuit of lasting peace.

Moity Uwaifo Akonjang