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A UK guide to the scheme’s history, spiritual purpose, and giving—with published sources you can read.
Sermon videos
Watch the Friday sermon of 9 January 2026 and a published summary of it. The sermon itself is published by Al Islam.
A summary of the Friday sermon of 9 January 2026, on spending out of one’s pure wealth and the announcement of the new Waqf-e-Jadid year, published by Tarbiyyat UK of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK.
Source: Al Islam · Financial Sacrifice and True Righteousness: Waqfe Jadid 2026The Friday sermon of 9 January 2026, “Financial Sacrifice and True Righteousness: Waqfe Jadid 2026”, as published on the Friday Sermon channel.
Source: Al Islam · Financial Sacrifice and True Righteousness: Waqfe Jadid 2026The purpose
Waqf-e-Jadid was initiated in 1957 by Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud, Khalifatul Masih II (ra). Its original objectives included rural religious training and preaching Islam.
Source: Al Islam · Historical background and importance of Waqf-e-JadidReported work
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Published evidence
Al Islam · Historical account
Friday sermon, 12 January 2007 · Urdu. The 1957 launch, original objectives, religious teachers, and historical examples of medical work.
What this supports: The scheme was initiated in 1957 by Hazrat Musleh-e-Maud (ra), with rural religious training and preaching among its original objectives.
Al Hakam · Accounts of sacrifice
25 December 2020. Accounts of members’ financial sacrifices and contributions to Waqf-e-Jadid.
What this supports: The article recounts members’ contributions. These examples do not establish a prescribed amount or a current allocation split.
The Review of Religions · Sermon summary
Friday sermon summary, 6 January 2023. Spending from what one loves and the spiritual significance of financial sacrifice.
What this supports: The summary discusses financial sacrifice in the service of Islam and humanity; it does not establish UK administrative rules or a budget split.