The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women's Auxilary Organization
Who we are?
Lajna Ima’illah, an auxiliary organisation of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, provides women a structure to train, develop, and enhance their religious and academic knowledge, acquire health and fitness skills, manage trade and industry affairs and develop their financial abilities. The aim of Lajna Ima'illah (literally translated as 'maidservants of Allah') is to raise awareness amongst women of their important status and great responsibilities within the religious organization, while focusing on their duties towards mankind as well as their contributions to the society in which they live and in raising the future generations. Members of Lajna Ima’illah usually reaffirm their pledge in formal gatherings by reciting out loud the Shahadah (the Islamic creed), followed by its translation in the native language of the country, and then the Lajna pledge is read out in the native language.
Organizational Values
Our community is built on LOVE, TOGETHERNESS, and UNITY. ​
We amplify the voices of our members through publications and various conventions organized solely by women for women.
What we do?
Our goal is to develop members intellectually, physically, emotionally and most importantly, spiritually. The greatest aim is to enable members to form a personal relationship with Allah the Almighty while being of service to His creation and our community. With members of over tens of thousands,​ we are dedicated to benefiting our community by holding blood drives, donations to various organizations, and other events to make a difference in our societies.
"The Lajna Imai'llah is the women's wing of the Ahmadiyya Muslim mission. They augment the efforts of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mission; placing particular emphasis on education and the moral upbringing of our children.
​Morality in Islam encompasses the concept of righteousness, good character and a body of moral qualities prescribed in the Quran and Hadith; our guide as Muslim women."
Hajia Mrs. Samira Bawumia
Second Lady, Republic of Ghana