Saqib Ahmad, Qaid Tabligh, Majlis Ansarullah New Zealand
Majlis Ansarullah New Zealand held a Quran exhibition in Masterton on 2 November 2024. A delegation of Majlis Ansarullah flew from Auckland to Wellington. The exhibition was set up at the local Salat Center and displayed translations of the Holy Quran in 40 different languages. The venue was adorned with pull-up banners, book displays, and a small break-out area for the seminars. The Te Reo Māori translation of the Holy Quran was at the forefront, the language of the indigenous Māori people. Two informative seminars on the topic of the Quran and extremism were held as advertised, which were attended by about a dozen guests. Many visitors took a special interest in the visual displays and engaged in detailed discussions about the posters and the mission of the Promised Messiahas. Some visitors wrote their remarks in the guest book, appreciating the effort to the promotion of peace, harmony, and tolerance. Another visitor expressed gratitude for being introduced to Islam and requested a copy of the Holy Quran with a French translation. The programme was advertised in the Wairarapa Midweek print media as well as on social media. Approximately 20 external guests from various walks of life visited the exhibition.
