فضل الٰہی انوریFazal Ilahi Anweri
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    Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) greeting Fazal Ilahi Anweri at Bait us Sabuh, Frankfurt

    The photograph from the TICOSA gathering

    Bait us Sabuh, Frankfurt

    Hazrat Khalifatul Masih V (aba) greeting him at a gathering of the old students of Talim-ul-Islam College. He had been the first name on the register when the college opened at Qadian in 1944, roll number one, and he was greeted as such more than sixty years later.

    A page of the printed history of BheraA second page of the printed history of Bhera

    Two pages of the history of Bhera

    Bhera, Punjab

    A history of Bhera, printed locally, which records his father Master Imam Ali and his son. It is the town he was born in, in 1927, and the pages are the reason his father can be named here at all.

    The poem cut from Al Fazl, 1955

    30 September 1955

    The poem he published in Al Fazl in 1955, while he was still a student at Jamia Ahmadiyya, cut from the paper and kept. It is the earliest piece of his writing the family holds.

    Read the poem

    If you have a photograph, a letter or a cutting of his, the family would be glad to see it.

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    A family archive. These are Maulana Fazal Ilahi Anweri's own manuscripts, published by his family as he intended them to be published after his death. It is not an official publication of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.

    Maulana Fazal Ilahi Anweri

    16 April 1927 to 4 March 2017

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    His own writings are the property of the Anweri family. Reproduction beyond personal use requires permission. Quoted sources remain the property of their publishers and are credited in the text. Permission: anweri.life/contact

    The translations of his Urdu manuscripts are machine made and are not part of the record. The Urdu is the document; the translation is only an aid to its meaning and may contain errors.