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Amtul Mateen and family planted 3 trees in memory of Amtul Mubeen

Sunday, August 10, 2025

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Eshal Ghaffar posted a condolence

Friday, August 8, 2025

Asalamolaikum In loving memory of my Tayi Ammi Tayi Ammi was a beautiful and kind woman. My favourite memory was around 6 years ago, when I got a nosebleed. Tayi Ammi gave me milk mixed with coke to help soothe me. I didn’t like the combination at first, but now it’s my favourite drink. Every time I drink it I think of her. July of 2024 Tayi Ammi and her family came to Canada. We spent an amazing summer together, shopping at the premium outlets and a fun day at Niagara Falls. As they were about to leave, I hugged Tayi ammi for the last time. I will forever wish I hugged her a little bit longer. A little bit tighter. I love you and miss you Tayi ammi. Here is a poem I wrote last year dedicated to her. Your eyes are like moons And the moon means hope Even when it’s half empty It still shines in the dark You must trust That when the time comes You will be full again You have a galaxy in your voice It’s a vague memory but I can still hear it And it stretches on and on Infinite I wish I’d remember more But space is endless Just like you Until the stars stop shining You will never leave us -Eshal Ghaffar

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Alia Javaid posted a condolence

Thursday, August 7, 2025

إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ Surely, to Allah we belong and to Him shall we return. [2:157] Indeed, these are the heaviest words I have ever had to write. Bina Baji was more than just family — she was my paternal cousin, the daughter of my beloved Phupha Hai and Phupho Moman. She was also my jithani (sister-in-law). But titles alone don’t capture who she truly was to me: a sister, a confidante, a guardian angel. My sister Sakina Javaid Muinuddin has already shared memories of our childhood with sweet Baji. I would like to speak of the time when we lived together, as two families under one roof — a time filled with small moments of deep care that I will never forget. When I was expecting, during my delicate first trimester, Baji’s thoughtfulness stood out in the gentlest of ways. I can still picture her standing at the kitchen counter, peeling an apple, cutting it into neat wedges, and offering it to me with a smile — every single morning. She would insist I not lift heavy things, avoid the stairs, and not bend down to pick things up. She protected me like an older sister would, always watching out for me even before I knew I needed her. There was one day in the kitchen that I’ll never forget. The pressure cooker was on the stove, hissing away as they often do. In a flash, Baji pulled me away — just seconds before the lid blew off and food went flying. It was a frightening moment, but Baji’s instinct and quick action kept us safe. That was her — always aware, always protecting. We also shared the simple joys of life. We took long walks together on cold winter days. When we visited the mosque, people would often mistake us for sisters — a comment that always made us smile. Her care wasn’t occasional; it was constant. She gave selflessly, without seeking thanks or praise. Her presence was comforting, her love unconditional. Today, I remember Bina Baji with a heavy heart, but also with deep gratitude. She was a blessing in my life, and her memory will always remain in my duas and in my heart. May Allah grant her the highest place in Jannatul Firdous, envelop her in eternal mercy, and reward her for all the love she gave so freely. Ameen.

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Huma Qamar posted a condolence

Monday, August 4, 2025

In loving memory of my beautiful Khala, Amtul Mubeen When I think of you, my dearest Bina Khala, the word comfort comes to mind. The comfort of someone who I can talk to and joke with. The comfort of someone who I can lean on (both figuratively and literally) and trust. The comfort of someone I can look up to. In many ways, as my mom’s only sister, you felt like a second mother to me. To write this has been so very hard because it means the transition of “is”to “was” of “you are” to “you were”. So, as inconceivable as it is that we are here now, I am here to say goodbye for now. I will always hold the fond memories of every moment we were able to share together. No matter how much time passed between our seeing each other, it would always feel like no time has passed. You were always welcoming and so easy to be around and I feel privileged to have been your niece and to have witnessed the wonder woman that you were in all aspects of life. In the last couple years, I saw your resilience and your selflessness, constantly ensuring that you showed up in every way you could for your loved ones. I saw your strength as you fought your absolute hardest against one of the largest illnesses a human can face. I saw your unwavering faith throughout this entire period. You were so brave. You did your best. And now it is time for you to rest easy. Fly high my beautiful khala. I love you so very much. To have been your niece was a blessing and I will carry the memories of our time together forward as long as I am. May Allah elevate your status in heaven and may you be reunited with Abu. Until we meet again one day, goodbye for now. Surely we belong to Allah, and to him we shall return.

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Amara Qamar posted a condolence

Monday, August 4, 2025

In loving memory Amtul Mubeen Jabbar, who I knew as Bina Khala. To my dear Khala, Thank you for being the person you were and for being the person whose legacy will continue to live on in so many lives. Knowing you and experiencing your presence was a lesson in itself. To live with such grace, strength, and quiet power isn’t something just anyone can do, but you did, effortlessly. Being with you in your last months taught me what resilience truly looks like. No matter what you were going through, you never let go of your faith for Allah or your love for your children. Even in your sickest moments, your light never dimmed. You remained radiant, true to yourself, and full of dignity, no matter the pain. Being with you, as my mom’s only sister, often felt like being with a second mother. Being the youngest in my family, like you, I always felt as though you understood me in a different way. The comfort I felt around you was deep and familiar. I felt safe. I felt at peace. I still remember how much I enjoyed the days you would babysit me when you lived in Canada, I’ll forever cherish those days. You left too soon. Far too soon, and I only wish I’d had more time to know and experience your beauty inside and out while you were here. You remind me so much of Nana Abu with your gentle demeanour, kindness, and your love for religion. I feel peace in knowing you’re on your way to him, into paradise. A gentle soul, a powerful woman, a great mother. May Allah grant you the highest status in Jannah. Ameen. Abu once said this to me and I wish to say it to you. I love you so much, never too much. I love you so much. In other words there is no limit to my love for you. - Amara Qamar May Allah give her kids, her siblings, her mother, and her loved ones strength to bear this loss, for it is one of the greatest in our family. Ameen.

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Iram Sadaf Mahmood Bajwa posted a condolence

Sunday, July 27, 2025

“محترمہ امتہ المبین جبار مرحومہ کا ذکرِ خیر”(ازقلم اِرم صدف محمود باجوہ صدر لجنہ مہدی آباد جرمنی) ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔ بعض وجود ایسے پیارے خوش اخلاق نیک اور اتنے نفیس مزاج ہوتے ہیں جن کے ساتھ اگرچہ کوئی خونی رشتہ نہ بھی ہو مگر ان کے پیار بھرے ہمدردانہ تعلقات کی وجہ سے ان کی نیک یادیں انسان کے دل میں گھر کر جاتی ہیں جو ہمیشہ یاد رہتی ہیں اور جانے والے کے بلندئ درجات کےلئے دعاؤں کا ذریعہ بن جاتی ہیں ایسے ہی پیارے وجودوں میں سے ایک ہماری بہت ہی پیاری ساتھی ہماری لجنہ اماء اللہ مہدی آباد جرمنی کی سابقہ صدر محترمہ امتہ المبین جبار مرحومہ بھی تھیں جو کچھ عرصہ بیمار رہ کر اوائل عمری میں تین کمسِن بچوں کو چھوڑ کر مؤرخہ 4 جولائی 2025 بروز جمعتہ المبارک کو مالکِ حقیقی کے حضور حاضر ہوگئیں اناللہ وانا الیہ راجعون امتہ المبين جبار صاحبہ کو ميں تقريباً پيچھلے 24 سال سے جانتی ہوں جب وہ شادی کے مقدس رشتہ میں منسلک ہو کر ہماری جماعت مہدی آباد ميں آئي تھيں- وہ ايک ايسی شخصيت کی مالک تھيں کہ ان کی شخصيت کو الفاظ ميں بيان نہيں کيا جاسکتا مبين ايک بہت نيک سيرت ، دُعا گو، خوش اخلاق اور غريب پرور خاتون تھيں خدا تعالیٰ کی ذات سے بہت مضبوط تعلق تھا امتہ المبين جبار صاحبہ کو مجلس مہدی آباد ميں مختلف شعبوں ميں خدمت کرنے کا موقع ملا ( سکيرٹری خدمت خلق ، ہوميونيٹی فرسٹ، سکيرٹری تربيت ، صدر لجنہ ) جن کو انہوں نے بہت خوش اسلوبی سے نبھايا وہ ہماری جماعت میں نہایت اعلیٰ اخلاق والی ايک رول ماڈل خاتون تھيں ميرا ان سے کوئی خونی رشتہ تو نہيں تھا ليکن ہمارا تعلق سگی بہنوں والا تھا ہم ہر خوشی اور اگر خدانخواستہ کوئی پريشانی کی بات بھی ہوتی تو ايک دوسرے سے ضرور شيئر کرتے اور مشورہ بھی کرتے تھے ميری وصيت کرنے کے بارے ميں انھوں نے مجھے بہت پيارے انداز ميں قائل کيا کہ جو وصيت فارم ميں نے دو سال سے لے کر گھر رکھا ہوا تھا اور اسے پُر کرنے کی سوچ و بچار میں ہی وقت گزر رہا تھا کہ ایک دن مبین نے مجھے اس شِیریں لہجے میں سمجھایا کہ جس سے میرا دل اسی وقت وصیت کرنے پر آمادہ ہو گیا اور میں نے وصیت فارم پُر کر دیا لجنہ کی سو سالہ جوبلی کے موقع پر حضرت خليفتہ المسیح الخامس ایدہٗ اللہ تعالیٰ بنصرہٖ العزیز کے ارشاد پر انھوں نے بہت محنت اور لگن سے ہماری مجلس ميں لفظی ترجمتہ القرآن کی آن لائن کلاسز لگا کر قرآن مجيد کا دور اس وقت مکمل کروايا جب یہ مہلک مرض اس کے جسم میں خطرناک حد تک پھیل چکا تھا جب ان کو اپريشن کی تاريخ ملی اس وقت قرآن مجيد کے آخری چند سپارے باقی رہ گئے تھے تو انہوں نے بہت ذمينداری کے ساتھ مجلس ميں سے ہی کچھہ اور لجنہ کی ڈيوٹی لگا دی کہ جب تک ميں ہاسپٹل ميں ہوں آپ نے يہ کلاسز جاری رکھنی ہيں اپريشن کے بعد ان کی طبيعت کافی ناساز رہنے لگی ليکن ان کو اس بات کی بہت فکر تھی اور مجھے ہميشہ کہتی تھی کہ آپ نےقرآن مجيد کا دور ضرور مکمل کروانا ہے ۔مبین نے اس حال میں بھی بڑی باقاعدگی کے ساتھ قرآن کلاسز جاری رکھوا کر ہمارے پیارے امام حضرت خليفتہ المسيح ایدہ اللہ تعالیٰ بنصرالعزيز کی منشاء مبارکہ کی تعمیل کی اور اختتام ميں خود کلاس ميں شامل ہو کر اختتامی دعا بھی کروائی ۔قرآن کريم سے بےانتہا عشق تھا اور انہوں نے بہت سے بچوں اور خواتين کو بھی قرآن کریم پڑھایا جن میں اکثر خواتين مبين سے بڑی عمر کی بھی تھیں ضرورت مند لوگوں کا بہت خيال رکھتيں اور ہميشہ ان کی مدد کے لئے تيار رہيتں تھيں اپنی بيماری کا دو سال کا عرصہ انھوں نے بہت ہمت اور بہادری سے گذارا اس عرصہ کے دوران جب بھی ميری اُن سے ملاقات ہوتی تھی تو وہ اُسی طرح مسکراتے چہرے سے ملتیں اور کبھی بھی کوئی نا اُميدی اور مايوسی کی بات نہيں کرتی تھيں ہميشہ کہتی تھيں کہ ميرے لئے ميرا خُدا جو بھی فيصلہ کرے گا وہی بہتر ہوگا اور ميں اُس کے فيصلہ پہ راضی ہوں مبین صدرلجنہ اور میں جنرل سیکرٹری تھیں متعدد جماعتی پروگرامز اور تبلیغی میٹنگز میں بہت محنت لگن اور خوش اسلوبی سے ہم نے ان تقریبات کے بندوبست میں نمایاں خدمت کی توفیق پائی اور ہال کی ڈیکوریشن کر کے اسے خوب سجایا۔ ہر مہربان ماں کی طرح بس وہ اپنے بچوں کے لئے پريشان تھيں لیکن آفرین ہے اس کے توکل الیٰ اللہ پر کہ جب آخری دنوں میں ڈاکٹروں نے علاج روک دیا تو کمال بہادری سے مبین نے اپنے بچوں کو اپنی ابدی جدائی کے صدمہ کو دلیری کے ساتھ برداشت کرنے کےلئے تیار کیا کہ صبر کرنا اور اللہ تعالیٰ کے حُکم پر راضی رہنا ہے میرے ساتھ ان کے پیار اور اعتماد کا بہت گہرا رشتہ تھا چنانچہ ان کی خواہش کے پیشِ نظر مجھے ان کو آخری غسل دینے کی بھی توفیق ملی اس کی یادیں تو بہت ہیں جو ہمیشہ ساتھ رہیں گی مگر مرضئ مولا یہی تھی ہم اس کی رضا پر راضی ہیں اور اپنے پیارے رب سے دعا کرتے ہیں کہ وہ قادرو مہربان آقا ہماری پیاری بہن مبین کو اپنے پیار کی جنت میں اعلیٰ مقام عطا فرمائے اس کےبچوں، غمزدہ والدہ اور بہن بھائیوں کو یہ عظیم صدمہ برداشت کرنے کی توفیق عطا فرمائے آمین ثم آمین

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Salma Kaleem posted a condolence

Sunday, July 27, 2025

“بہت پیاری امتہ المبین جبار صاحبہ کی چند حُسِین یادیں” اللہ اُن سے راضی ہو آمین ۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔۔ آہ ، ایک پیاری ساتھی ایک نیک خوش اخلاق ہمدرد مخلص اور ہر کس و ناکس کی خیرخواہ ہر کسی کے دکھ درد میں شامل ہونے والی غمخوار جماعتی کاموں میں دل و جان سے بے لوث خدمت کرنے والی لجنہ مہدی آباد جرمنی کی سابقہ صدر محترمہ امتہ المبین جبار صاحبہ کچھ عرصہ بیمار رہ کر بالآخر 4 جولائی 2025 بروز جمعتہ المبارک اپنے خالقِ حقیقی سے جا ملیں اپنی نہ بھلائے جانے والی محبت بھری یادوں کا اک لامتناہی سلسلہ پیچھے چھوڑکر بحُکمِ خدا اس دارِ فانی سے رخصت ہو گئی انا للہ وانا الیہ راجعون وقت گزر جاتا ہے یادیں باقی رہ جاتی ہیں جتنا وقت اس نے ہمارے ساتھ گزارا انتہائی محبت پیار اور الفت سے ہر ایک کو اپنا گرویدہ بنائے رکھا میرے ساتھ اس کی دوستی اور رازو نیاز کا رنگ نمایاں منفرد و ممتاز تھااس میں بہت سعادت مندی تھی ہر کسی سے عزت واحترام اور عاجزی سے پیش آنا اس کا یہ اعلیٰ وصف تھا پاکستان سے جب شادی ہو کر جرمنی آئیں میں اس وقت سے اُسے جانتی ہوں بہت محبت کرنے والی تھیں ہر کسی کے دُکھ درد میں برابر کی شریک رہنے والی جماعتی خدمت میں پیش پیش ،خلیفہ وقت کے ہر حکم پر لبیک کہنے والی تھیں وہ ہماری صدر لجنہ تھیں اپنی بیماری سے قبل حضور اقدس حضرت خلیفتہ المسیح الخامس ایدہࣿ اللہ تعالیٰ کی خدمت میں ملاقات کےلئے لندن حاضر ہو ئیں اور اپنے حلقہ کی وہ بچیاں جو شادی کی عمر کو پہنچی ہوئی تھیں ان سب کےلئے اپنی جیب سے الیس اللہ بکافِ عبدہࣿ کی انگوٹھیاں خرید کر ان پر حضور اقدس سے دعا کروائی اور ان تمام بچیوں کو یہ بابرکت تحفہ لاکر عطا کیا الحمد للہ ان میں سے چند بچیوں کی شادیاں ہو چُکی ہیں اور وہ اپنے اپنے گھروں میں خوش وخرم زندگی گزار رہی ہیں کبھی کسی کو ایسا خیال بھی نہیں آیا جو امتہ المبین صاحبہ نے کر کے دکھایا 2019 میں بیت البصیر(مہدی آباد) افتتاح کے موقع پر جب حضور اقدس تشریف لائے تو انہوں نے اپنے ذاتی خرچ سے کئی چیزیں خرید کر مشن ہاؤس میں رکھوائیں ایک اور دلچسپ اور انوکھی خدمت- سٹی کی میئر سے اجازت لے کر لجنہ مہدی آباد کی طرف سے شجر کاری مہم کے تحت 10درخت شہر کو تحفتاً دے کر سٹی پارک میں لگوائے ان کا یہ اقدام جماعت کی نیک نامی اور خدمتِ انسانیت کا باعث بنا لجنہ اماء اللہ کی صد سالہ جوبلی کے موقع پر حضور اقدس کے ارشاد پر تمام لجنہ ممبرات کو قرآن کریم کا ترجمہ سکھانے کا آن لائن بندوبست کیا اور جب تک صحت نے اجازت دی بلا ناغہ ان کلاسز میں آ کر خود ترجمہ سکھاتی رہیں یہ وہ وقت تھا جب بیماری ان کے سارے بدن میں پھیل چکی تھی اس حالت میں انہوں نے بڑی ہمت کر کے ممبرات کو نصف قرآن کریم کا ترجمہ سکھایا پھر بیماری نے نڈھال کر دیا اور کمزوری انتہا کو پہنچ گئی تو مجھے کہا کہ آنٹی آگے کا نصف ترجمہ آپ سکھا دیں الحمد للہ باقی کا ترجمہ اسی کی منشاء کے مطابق مجھے مکمل کروانے کی توفیق ملی ترجمہ مکمل کروانے کے بعدہم نےشدید خواہش اور ریکویسٹ کی کہ اب فائینل دعا آپ کروائیں یہ اعزاز آپکو جانا چاہئیے چنانچہ انہوں نے بڑی ہمت کر کے دعا کروائی اور پیارے امام کی منشائے مبارکہ کو پایائے تکمیل تک پہنچایا اپنے دورِصدارت میں جماعت کے ہرشعبہ میں بھر پور تعاون کیا اور اس طرح ہمیشہ خدمت میں پیش پیش رہیں بہت صابرہ اور شاکرہ ہر پریشانی کے وقت خدا سے مدد اور نصرت کی طلب گار -جب ڈاکٹروں نے بیماری کی نوعیت کی تفصیل بتائی بڑے صبروتحمل کا مظاہرہ کیا علاج معالجہ کے دوران کمال حوصلہ اور برداشت سے بیماری کا مقابلہ کیا جب آخرکار ڈاکٹروں نے اپنی ساری کوشش کر دیکھی اور علاج ختم کر دیا تو اس دوران اپنے گھر میں بچوں کو بھی صبر کی تلقین کرتی رہیں کہ ہرگز گھبرانا نہیں حوصلہ رکھنا اور دلیر رہ کر جدائی برداشت کرنا بچے نوعمر تھے انہیں بہت تسلیاں دے کر مرضئ مولا پر راضی رہتے ہوئے اپنے رب کے حضور حاضر ہو گئیں زندگی کے آخری سانس تک وہ اپنے رب کی رضا پر راضی رہیں کبھی افسردگی اور مایوسی کا اظہار نہیں کیا ہمیشہ یہی کہنا کہ اللہ تعالیٰ جو کرے گا وہ میرےلئے بہتر ہوگا چھوٹی عمر اور مختصر سے عرصہ کے دنیاوی قیام میں انہوں نے اپنے اعلیٰ اخلاق اور محبت کا ایک مثالی نمونہ قائم کیا جو کبھی نہیں بھولے گا اے جانے والی نیک روح تیرے پر ہزاروں رحمتیں !!! اللہ تعالیٰ جنت الفردوس میں ان کو اعلیٰ مقام عطا فرمائے انکے بچوں کا حامی وناصر ہو اُن کی والدہ اور جملہ لواحقین کو صبر جمیل عطا فرمائے آمین “ بلانے والا ہے سب سے پیارا اسی پہ اے دل تُو جاں فدا کر” دعاگو سلمٰی کلیم اہلیہ منیر احمد باجوہ سابقہ ریجنل صدر لجنہ اماء اللہ مہدی آباد (ہیمبرگ) جرمنی 2025 . 07 . 27

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Hazqeel Wadood posted a condolence

Thursday, July 24, 2025

Assalamo Alaikum my dear aunt and mother-in-law – اِنَّا لِلّهِ وَاِنَّـا اِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُوْن I remember it as if it were yesterday – I used to come to your home every day after school to learn how to read the Holy Qur’an. On the way to your place, I would always search for a long stick so I could reach the elevator button for the upper floors, because I was still too small at the time. You used to lovingly recall this story and it always made you smile. We shared many moments throughout my life, but especially after you gave me the greatest gift – your daughter as my wife – a whole new bond formed between us, one that will forever remain in my heart. I also remember very clearly how much you loved to advise me – whether it was about building and furnishing our home, choosing clothes, or anything related to work. You always gave me the best advice, with the purest of intentions, and only for my benefit. I felt your sincerity every time, and I will always carry your wisdom with me. I pray to Allah that He blesses me with a daughter who, in sha Allah, will be just like you and inherit your noble character and beautiful qualities. I pray to Allah that He enables me to always keep your daughter happy. Even though this time is heavy with sorrow, we carry you in our hearts with warmth and gratitude – your presence remains with us in countless memories and silent prayers. I thank Allah for allowing me to be part of your life. I thank you for your love, your patience, your advice, and your beautiful example. May Allah grant you the highest ranks in Paradise. May Allah bless your mother, siblings, husband, children, nieces, and nephews with patience and help them preserve your goodness and character. I miss you deeply, Pupho. I wish we had more time together – but I also feel peace in knowing that your time of hardship is now behind you. Wassalam, With love, Your nephew, son-in-law, and student. Toli ❤️

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Hania Ahmad posted a condolence

Wednesday, July 23, 2025

In loving memory of my dear mentor, Amtul Mubeen Jabbar, إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعون ‏Aunty Mubeen was not just an ordinary aunty to me. She was a friend, a mentor, and, many times, like a mother. ‏I had the great honour of working alongside her when she was appointed as the local Sadr Lajna in Mahdi Abad. I still remember the day she called me while assembling her Amla and asked if I would serve in the Shoba Tabligh. I told her honestly that I didn’t feel capable of such a responsibility. She listened to my doubts with care and then said, “Don’t worry— I know you can do it.” ‏From that moment on, she became a true mentor to me. She had a rare ability to balance kindness and firmness—knowing exactly when to speak as a loving mother and when to support as a trusted friend. That was her special gift, especially in how she guided younger women. ‏I was blessed to learn so much from her. I had the opportunity to travel with her to several Jamaat events, and she would always bring chocolate for me to enjoy on the way—just one of her many thoughtful gestures. ‏She was someone through whom you could feel a deep, genuine love for Khilafat. I remember once, after a Mulaqat with Huzoor (aba), she brought rings for all the unmarried girls—rings that had been blessed by Huzoor himself. ‏She was an extraordinary woman, and I wish I had even more time to learn from her wisdom, her heart, and her unwavering dedication. May Allah elevate her status in heavens. Ameen. -Hania Ahmad

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Atiya Shehzad posted a condolence

Monday, July 21, 2025

Assalamo 'Alaikum إِنَّا لِلِّهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ "Surely, to Allah we belong, and to Him shall we return." (2:157) Amtul mubeen was my phupho I had many memories with her from when I went to Germany in 2022 before she was ill I once had breakfast with her alone, and no one knew where I was for an hour we were staying at my cousin’s house. He was two streets away from her. I used to walk to her house every day. We laughed and talked all day long Another memory I had with her was last year when she came in August 2024 this time she was ill. I sat with her every day whether it was massaging her neck or talking to her and sitting outside all day to make her feel better these moments I will never forget the times I had with my phupho I will forever miss her. May Allah elevate her status in heavens

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Waris Ali Posted Aug 3, 2025 at 3:09 PM

Our dear and loving sister was taken from us far too soon. إِنَّا لِلِّهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ This gentle and caring soul left nothing but kindness, love, positivity and a sense of well being in her wake. A devout muslim with a deep love for the Quran, she lived her life to serve and better the world around her. She will be remembered as a loving mother, sister, cousin, aunt, wife and friend. May Allah (s.w.t) forgive her shortcomings and elevate her station in heaven. Ameen.

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Aumatul Majeed planted a tree in memory of Amtul Mubeen

Monday, July 21, 2025

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Hanan Jabbar posted a condolence

Sunday, July 20, 2025

In loving memory of my dear mother, Amtul Mubeen Jabbar, إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعون I don’t even know where to begin when it comes to telling the story of this journey we shared. I am the only son, with a younger and an older sister. The bond I had with my mother is something I know I will never experience again in my lifetime. Even as children, she taught us only goodness. From a young age, she taught me how to read the Quran. We had children’s books from the Jamaat at home, about the different prophets, the stories of the Khulafa and the Sahaba. She always told me to read them. Thanks to her help, I was able to gain a broad understanding of my faith early on. I truly believe that the bond between a son and his mother is something so powerful that no words can do it justice. We always had that connection. We laughed together a lot, spoke about the things that occupied our minds, things that hurt us, and things we still wanted to do. In her eyes, I found my peace. My world could be falling apart, but with her, my heart found calm. Losing her threw me back into a world that feels grey and empty. And yet I promised her that I would keep going, that I would make something of myself. Maybe she won’t be able to see it anymore, but I’m doing it all for you, Mama. When we found out she had cancer, my world began to shake. At first, it was a shock, and I was filled with grief—but over time, I became stronger because I knew I had to be there for my mother. That’s why I hardly ever cried in front of her, especially in the beginning, and I tried to encourage her that she would overcome it. We all encouraged her. After her first surgery, her words were: “I did it. I stayed strong.” It may sound strange, but the time I spent with my mother over the last two years was something special, and in its own way—beautiful. Every morning I visited her in the hospital. We talked, laughed, and cherished those moments. After I finished school, I had the choice to start my studies in the winter semester or wait six months. Considering her condition and after consulting with the family, I decided to wait and spend those six months intensively with my mother. And that was the best decision I could have ever made in my life. Those six months were beautiful. Despite her illness, we shared so many meaningful moments. Unlike most, we didn’t let the illness dominate our lives. We appreciated what we had. Moments that initially seemed heavy became beautiful. We didn’t spend our time in the hospital living in fear or depression—we embraced the moments. She was my anchor in life. She felt everything I felt. She knew me inside and out. And in the last few years, our bond grew even stronger—something unbreakable. I spent days and nights with her. And even though I knew she would soon be gone, I cherished every moment. I often said to her, “Stop thinking so much about what tomorrow will bring. We’re living in the now, and we should enjoy the now. When tomorrow comes, we’ll deal with it then.” I could tell you thousands more stories. But to bring this to a close, just one more thing: in her final years, our bond grew even deeper. And that bond lasted until the end. Even in her last days, I was always able to be by her side. Just as I used to hold her hand while she slept, she took her last breath in my hand and left us. Losing you was my greatest fear. But I am certain you are now in a better place, free from pain. You deserve the peace of Paradise. And if there was ever a moment where I fell short, where something wasn’t enough or I did something wrong—please know that I am truly sorry. I am counting the days until we are reunited. May Allah elevate your status, have mercy upon you, and grant you the highest rank in Paradise. ~ Hanan Jabbar

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Atta-ul Jabbar posted a condolence

Sunday, July 20, 2025

In Loving Memory of My Wife إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ I could fill 8,731 pages—and many more—with memories of her. She was a wonderful wife, a loving mother, and truly, my dearest friend. We shared 24 years together, loving each other through all seasons of life. Yes, we had disagreements like any couple, but love was always the bridge that brought us back together, stronger each time. We did not meet eachother like in the movies. Our marriage was a simple arranged marriage, like two birds meeting each other before their first flight. Yet through this simple beginning, Allah placed a deep love and companionship between us that only grew stronger with time. She raised our children with deep love, always striving to keep them connected to God. She offered her five daily prayers and regularly performed additional voluntary prayers. She loved the Quran dearly, memorizing many Surahs, and in recent years, she successfully completed her Muallima exam, hoping to continue teaching girls and women to read the Quran. Even just a month before she passed, she wished that she could continue teaching the Quran online or by phone, and she asked me to contact the National Sadr Lajna of Germany to facilitate this wish. From her younger years, she guided many girls in learning the Quran, and even I learned so much from her. She was a woman who fulfilled her responsibilities with dedication, while I tried to stand by her side with steadfast support. During moments of difficulty, I stood with her, offering her my full support, while she carried herself with compassion and a gentle heart. I remember once when she accidentally hit a squirrel with the car; she grieved for two weeks, holding a small moment of mourning for it, such was the tenderness of her spirit. We lived through days of financial struggle and days of ease. In the last decade, she often drove expensive cars, yet never carried pride or arrogance in her heart. She always walked with humility, constantly thanking God for His blessings. We shared many beautiful memories together, including traveling to Switzerland for holidays. A week before she passed, she expressed her wish to go to Switzerland once more, to sit in the water under a waterfall and feel its peace. She managed our finances with care, never spending unnecessarily, ensuring that even during travel, our resources were used responsibly. She loved her siblings deeply and was always there for them, just as she built strong bonds with my siblings, who often felt closer to her than to me. She loved Khilafat deeply, and many of our family trips were to the UK to meet the Khalifa and to seek the blessings of Khilafat. When her illness began in July 2023, she was serving as Sadr Lajna Jamaat Mahdiabad Germany, fulfilling her responsibilities with sincerity even while facing her health challenges. One of the things I admired most was how she grew with humility and dedication. In the early years of our marriage, she did not know how to cook the dishes I liked most, but with her gentle spirit, she reached out to my sisters, learning from them with sincerity and warmth. She would call my elder sister and say, “Baji, Atta would like this dish, how should I prepare it?” With time, she became a masterful cook, preparing meals that brought comfort and joy to our family, and teaching me too in her final days so I could care for our children. The last two years were the hardest for us. When we first heard of her stomach cancer, my world shattered, as I had already lost my mother to cancer and knew what lay ahead. But she remained patient, constantly reassuring me that everything would be alright. Even after her final surgery in September 2024, when doctors told us her time was limited, she remained calm, embodying remarkable patience and faith. By February 2025, she could no longer take food by mouth. I remember sitting beside her, tears in my eyes as I ate while she could not, but she never once complained. She was a symbol of patience, never uttering a word of complaint throughout her illness. In April 2025, when the doctors informed us that she had only a few weeks left, she began preparing me for what was to come. She reminded me repeatedly to ensure that the children remained connected to Jamaat and continued their charitable activities. Yes, we had disagreements, but she was often the first to extend her hand for peace, valuing love and harmony above all. On her final day, just before she passed, she softly kissed me and repeatedly said, “Janu,” as she always called me, “please hold me.” In that moment, she reaffirmed her trust in me one last time—a trust that was the foundation of our life together. حساب عمر کا اتنا سا گوشوارہ ہے تمہیں نکال کے دیکھا تو سب خسارہ ہے

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Nooram Jabbar posted a condolence

Sunday, July 20, 2025

In loving memories of my Mother she left us on July the 4th 2025 Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rāji‘ūn My mother was a strong woman. She never gave up, no matter how hard life got. She always kept fighting and never said she wanted to stop. Even when she was sick, if someone asked how she was doing, she always said, “Alhamdulillah, I’m fine.” She never complained. I have two older siblings, and I am the youngest. Losing my mother at 13 has been very hard for me. She was always there for me. When I felt sad, had a problem at school, or just needed someone to talk to, she was the one I went to. When I made mistakes, she didn’t get angry. She calmly showed me the right way. She always guided me and made sure I stayed on the right path. She loved me so much. One time, she told us about a dream she had. In the dream, her father (who passed away) asked her, “Why don’t you come to me?” And she replied, “Because my daughter is still young. I can’t leave her.” That’s how much she cared for me. There are still so many things I wanted to ask her, tell her, and share with her. But now I can’t. Still, I know she will always be with me in my heart. She always wanted me to graduate from school. I promise, with Allah’s help and her prayers, I will graduate, Inshallah. I told her that when I graduate, I would take her with me to Makkah for Umrah. Even though she’s not here now, I will still go, and I know she will be with me in spirit. I will always try to live the way she taught me. One day, I will tell my own children about her—how kind, strong, and loving she was. I will make her proud, Inshallah. Thank you, Mom. Thank you for being there for me, for listening to me, and for showing me the right way. I miss her so much. And I love her too the sky and back! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ May Allah give her the highest place in Jannah. Ameen. ~ Her daughter Nooram Jabbar

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Manal Jabbar-Wadood posted a condolence

Sunday, July 20, 2025

In loving memory of my beautiful mother, Amtul Mubeen Jabbar, إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعون My mother is such a special person, I don’t even know where to begin or where to end. She wasn’t just a mother to me—she was also my role model, my big sister, and my best friend. As her eldest daughter, with two younger siblings, I always felt a deep sense of responsibility, but also a deep bond with her that shaped who I am today. Because of her, I am the person I am. She raised us with love and care, and taught us all the qualities a good and devout human being should have. She also had an incredible sense of humor. Just being around her would brighten your day—there was always something to laugh about in her presence. At the same time, she taught me to treat others with respect and to stay away from negative traits like gossip. Even when someone wronged her, she always remained respectful and turned to prayer (dua). My mother was an incredibly strong woman. She suffered from a serious illness, yet was always grateful to God in every circumstance. Whenever you asked her how she was, she would always reply, “Alhamdulillah, I am fine,” no matter what she was going through. She gave 200 percent until the very end and was never ungrateful to Allah. Even during her illness, she remained deeply connected to the Jamaat and attended every online program, even when she couldn’t be there in person. I love her with all my heart, and I miss her more than words can say. There isn’t a single day that goes by without me thinking of her, remembering her smile, her voice, and the warmth of her presence. I pray to Allah that He enables me to continue her good deeds. May Allah have mercy on her soul and raise her rank in Paradise. Ameen. May we be reunited in Jannah, InshaAllah. ~Manal Jabbar-Wadood

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Danial Wadood posted a condolence

Saturday, July 19, 2025

In loving memory of my dear Puppho, إِنَّا لِلّهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ She was more than family — she was a true friend and confidante. We shared our thoughts, dreams, and spiritual journeys, growing together in both worldly and spiritual knowledge. Her character was deeply grounded: honest, loyal, helpful, and trustworthy. She lived with sincerity and integrity, always offering her support with an open heart. I will forever cherish the bond we shared and the wisdom she passed on. May Allah elevate her ranks and grant her a place close to the beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Ameen. Wasalam, With lots of love, Danial

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Intisar Mahmood posted a condolence

Saturday, July 19, 2025

‎إِنَّا للهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ I love you Aqa, May Allah bless your soul and give you high status in Janah Ameen. Memories are always special. Sometimes we Laugh by remembering the days we cried. And sometimes we cry by remembering the days we Laughed.

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Amtul Nusrat posted a condolence

Saturday, July 19, 2025

In Loving Memory of My Sister, Amtul Mubeen (Bina) Amtul Mubeen, lovingly known as Bina, was not just my only sister—she was a beautiful soul inside and out. She always showed me deep love, care, and respect. I was truly blessed to be very close to her, especially during the final few months of her life when I had the chance to live with her. Even in the face of a chronic illness, Bina remained incredibly patient and always uttered "Alhamdulillah" with grace and gratitude. Her strength of spirit touched everyone around her. Her doctors and nurses admired her deeply for her kindness, positivity, and resilience. I miss her every single day and carry her memories in my heart until we meet again. May Allah (SWT) grant her the highest status in Jannah. Ameen. Amtul Mateen Nusrat

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Mavra Qamar posted a condolence

Saturday, July 19, 2025

‎إِنَّا للهِ وَإِنَّـا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعونَ We lost an angel. My Bina Khala was one of the kindest, sweetest, classiest, most compassionate, and beautiful people in my life. She lived her life with grace and was deeply devoted to Islam and Allah. Even during her war with illness, she always put others first. Her amazing sense of humor, love and care for her family and friends never faltered. She fought with so much strength, resilience, grace, patience and willpower. She’s truly the strongest person I know. I remember when she lived in Canada, I would spend so much time at her house, admiring her beautiful home, all her amazing lipsticks, and playing with her eldest daughter and son. My Bina Khala always treated me like her own daughter and was a safe space for me. She will always be my role model. Her values, teachings, and way of life will continue to live on through her family. I pray I can emulate even a fraction of the woman she was. May my Bina Khala’s soul soar high, may she be at peace, and may she enjoy the most delicious foods and sweetest drinks in heaven. Ameen Allah, please give her family strength and sabr to bear this immense loss. Ameen I love you with my entire soul Bina Khala, hamesha.

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Shaniya Maqsood & Muhammad Ahmad Maqsood posted a condolence

Friday, July 18, 2025

In 2024, we were finally given the opportunity to see our dear phupo after 7 long years. We will forever cherish the 2 months we spent with her. We miss our phupo so much and will always remember her in our prayers -Muhammad Ahmad Maqsood & Shaniya Maqsood

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Safi Rajput posted a condolence

Thursday, July 17, 2025

Innā lillāhi wa innā ilayhi rāji‘ūn … Surely, to Allah we belong and to Him shall we return. [2:157] With deep sorrow and a heavy heart, I extend my heartfelt condolences on the passing of Respected Amtul Mubeen Jabbar Sahiba, wife of Respected Attaul Jabbar Sahib, daughter of the late Respected Mian Abdul Haye Sahib, and maternal granddaughter of the late Respected Mian Abdul Salam Zargar Sahib. By the grace and mercy of Allah, she was a Mūṣiya, a sincere and God-fearing soul whose life was an embodiment of humility, piety, and service. Her unwavering love for Salat, fasting, and especially the Holy Qur’an—which she not only recited beautifully but also taught to countless children with devotion—is a shining legacy. Her dedication to teaching Tarteel-ul-Qur’an, both before and after marriage, speaks volumes of her commitment to faith. She was gentle, compassionate, and deeply concerned for the welfare of others. Her sincere sacrifices for Lajna Ima’illah, including her time as Sadr Lajna Mehdiabad, and other roles were always fulfilled with grace and humility. Her love for Khilafat and obedience to every instruction of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih (aba) was unwavering, and her patience and courage were deeply admired by all who knew her. Personally, I feel this loss deeply. Respected Ghulam Ahmad Maqsood Sahib and Respected Abdul Ghaffar Shehzad Sahib are like my own brothers. I have always seen them as sincere, loving, humble, and completely devoted to Jama’at work. Their concern for their beloved sister was evident in how they kept me regularly informed about her condition. In my very humble capacity, I was constantly praying for her recovery. Though Allah willed otherwise, I am certain that our dear sister has returned to her Lord with a clean heart and is, Inshā’Allah, among the dwellers of Jannat-ul-Firdous. May Allah the Almighty grant her the highest spiritual station, shower His mercy upon her family, and bestow upon them ṣabr and steadfastness. May He Himself become the Provider and Guardian of her beloved children and all the bereaved family. Āmīn. With deepest sympathy and prayers, Safi Rajput Humbly serving as Regional Amīr, Halton Niagara Region

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Abdul Ghaffar posted a condolence

Thursday, July 17, 2025

This is extremely sad news of the demise of our beloved sister *Respected Amtul Mubeen Sahiba* إِنَّا لِلَّٰهِ وَإِنَّا إِلَيْهِ رَاجِعُونَ She was 3 years younger than me and very close to my heart.very kind hearted loving personality .may Allah Ta’ala bless her soul and elevate her spiritual status in heaven Ameen Please Remember her and her family in your prayers Jazak’Allah

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Khalida iffat posted a condolence

Wednesday, July 16, 2025

Our beloved sister Amtul Mubeen was very dear to us. She was a very humble, loving and beautiful soul . May Allah bless her with a high status in heaven. Ameen

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Wednesday, July 16, 2025

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