A site that shows figures about religions has to lay open the texts they come from. Here is the whole collection. Every entry leads to the full analysis and to the wording itself.
The text argues, using Quranic verses, that AI cannot replace religion because it is humanly created and does not fulfill the divine attributes.
The text praises the complete trust in God of the Promised Messiah, which combines outward action with unshakable hope in Allah.
The text describes the trust of the Ahmadiyya Messiah in Allah through revelations and a court case, and admonishes reliance on God rather than worldly means.
The text explains the concept of trust in God in Islam through statements of the Promised Messiah and warns against the secularisation of faith.
A Friday sermon on the unshakeable trust in God of the Prophet Muhammad during the Hijra, which kept him composed in a life-threatening situation.
A Friday sermon that presents the unshakeable trust in God of the Prophet Muhammad, based on hadiths and events, as a model for the believers.
The sermon addresses absolute trust in Allah through the example of the Prophet and calls for detachment from worldly fears and dependencies.
The address commends the gratitude of the Messiah towards his helpers and calls for the imitation of this virtue.
The sermon teaches, through anecdotes about the Promised Messiah, that true gratitude towards God consists in constant humility, prayer, and the recognition of all gifts.
The sermon urges gratitude towards God and the promised Messiah in order to preserve divine grace in the era of renewal.
The text compares the Prophet's extreme gratitude for small gifts with the dissatisfaction of today's believers and calls for the imitation of this attitude.
Danny Söder describes his path from football as a spiritual idol to spiritual salvation through Islam.
An Ahmadiyya Muslim recounts his path of conversion and argues that the peaceful reaction of his community to the Lahore attack proves its alignment with the practice of the Prophet.
A Friday sermon encourages financial sacrifice in the way of God and supports this with Quranic verses and five concrete examples of unexpected blessings after donating.
The address describes the total devotion of the Promised Messiah to Allah as the source of his fearlessness and calls for imitation.
A Friday sermon on the love of God for the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the call to live this example in prayer, gratitude, and following his path.
A Friday sermon on the Prophet Muhammad as the perfect role model, with concrete examples from his life and an exhortation to follow his example.
Reaction to a video that portrays the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat as a sect; the speaker defends the community and its New Year's cleaning campaign.
The text defines today's jihad as the peaceful, wise, and well-prepared proclamation of the message of faith through word and pen.
The text celebrates 30 years of Humanity First, emphasizes its Islamic roots, and calls for strategic development in service to humanity.
A Friday sermon on events after the Expedition to Tabuk, emphasizing responsibility, steadfastness, and alignment with divine will.
The speech defines mosques as places of peace and social justice that combine prayer with active service to humanity.
The text recounts the story of the expedition to Tabuk, particularly the repentance of the three who remained behind, and sets truthfulness and divine mercy against hypocrisy and condemnation.
Address to Ahmadi women presenting Islamic women's rights as superior to Western movements and calling for patience, obedience, and self-sacrifice.
A speech promoting interreligious dialogue in Cologne, which foregrounds peace, volunteer work, and the call for a ceasefire in Gaza.