Sheikh Ibrahim Bah

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Ahlulbayt Servants Mission Engagement with the Inspector General of Police

The Ahlulbayt Servants Mission successfully facilitated a strategic meeting between our distinguished Norwegian visitors and the Inspector General of Police (IGP) of Sierra Leone, aimed at strengthening community–institutional relations.

The discussions focused on humanitarian service, community development, youth empowerment, and peacebuilding, highlighting the importance of cooperation between organizations and state institutions in fostering social harmony and community progress.

The Norwegian delegation commended the police leadership for its community-centered approach and shared experiences from similar initiatives abroad. The IGP welcomed the gesture of partnership, acknowledging the significant role played by the Ahlulbayt Servants Mission in promoting unity, peace, and support for vulnerable communities.

The engagement reflects our Mission’s unwavering commitment to building bridges, encouraging institutional collaboration, and serving society guided by the noble values of compassion, justice, and service taught by Ahlulbayt (AS).

The Ahlulbayt Servants Mission remains dedicated to partnerships that advance peace, unity, and sustainable community development.

The Ahlulbayt Servants Mission, alongside our distinguished Norwegian guests Dr. Ali Musawi and Mr. Jassar, paid a goodwill visit to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Sierra Leone Headquarters.

We were warmly received by the respected Amir, Alhaji Musa Mewa (SQ), who praised the visit and emphasized that sincere Muslim dialogue and cooperation are key to national peace and societal development.

The meeting reflected true Islamic brotherhood, focusing on unity, mercy, love, and peaceful coexistence — values inspired by the teachings of the Holy Prophet (SAWA) and the guidance of Ahlulbayt (AS).

This visit reaffirmed our shared commitment to dialogue, harmony, and the upliftment of communities across Sierra Leone.

May Allah bless every sincere effort toward unity and humanity. 🇸🇱🤝🇳🇴 آمين

Report on the Departure of Sunni Scholars to the Islamic Seminar and Conference in Qum, Islamic Republic of Iran

Date: 24th November 2025

The Ahlul Bayt Servants Mission had the honour of organizing and facilitating the travel of two esteemed Sunni scholars of Sierra Leone—Sheikh Ali Kallay and Sheikh Alhussein Bah—to the Islamic Republic of Iran on the 24th of November 2025.

The primary purpose of this journey is their participation in a prestigious Islamic seminar and international conference in the Holy City of Qum, where notable Sunni scholars from various countries across the world will gather. This conference aims to strengthen Islamic unity, deepen scholarly exchange, and promote mutual understanding between scholars of different traditions within the Ummah.

On the day of departure, the National Secretary of the Ahlul Bayt Servants Mission Sheikh Ibrahim Bah personally accompanied the scholars to Lungi International Airport to ensure their smooth check-in, provide necessary administrative support, and guarantee all travel protocols were properly observed. His presence underscored the Mission’s commitment to facilitating dignified and well-coordinated representation for Sierra Leonean scholars at international Islamic platforms.

This initiative reflects the Mission’s dedication to fostering unity, promoting knowledge, and strengthening the ties between Sierra Leone and global Islamic institutions. The participation of these respected scholars is expected to bring valuable insights and further elevate the country’s presence in international religious discourse.

The Ahlul Bayt Servants Mission extends its prayers for their safe journey and successful participation, trusting that their engagement will contribute positively to the advancement of Islamic scholarship within Sierra Leone and beyond.

Ahlulbayt Servants Mission had the honour of visiting Zahra Academy at the Nacforce Community – Quarry, together with our noble guests from Norway who came with sincere intentions to serve, inspire, and uplift our community.

Our guests interacted warmly with the students, offering kind words, encouragement, and genuine moments of brotherhood. Their presence brought light and happiness to the school, reminding us that kindness is a language every heart understands.

As part of the outreach, we distributed football jerseys, polo shirts, and a football. The joyful smiles of the children reflected the words of Imam Ali (AS): “The best of people is the one who benefits others.” Truly, their happiness was a blessing to witness.

Our Norwegian brothers also expressed their commitment to continue supporting the mission — a beautiful reminder that compassion knows no borders and goodwill can unite hearts across nations.

We thank Allah for allowing us to serve in this humble way. With the guidance of Ahlulbayt (AS), we continue our mission of spreading mercy, hope, and positive change in our communities.