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Spread of Islam in Ghana. A MOVING EXAMPLE. Tahi ahir Mahmood Chaudhary Sahib. reported: In one of our trips for tabligh, we reached a village where Ahmadiyyat had not yet been introduced. The tribal chief and other respected dignitaries offered us a warm welcome and explained the problems their village was facing due to the lack of rain for a long and sustained period of time. They mentioned that the crops were getting spoiled and the livestock were dying due to the drought. Upon their request, we immediately began praying for rain and anxiously awaited for some kind of miracle to take place. . That same evening, as our scheduled tabligh program started, it suddenly began to rain and continued raining until the next day. . The unexpected downpour was the principle source of discussion throughout the village. . The residents began to associate the rain with the prayers of the Ahmadis, and they came to the conclusion that indeed the prayers of the. Ahmadis were heard. . Alhamdolillah, due to this miracle of rain the entire village accepted Ahmadiyyat. . From an address by Hazrat Mirza Tahir. Ahmadaba at the 1994 Jalsa Salana, U. K. . AHMADIYYA. TRAL. CENTR. MOSQUE والتين ع الايام. Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque, Saltpond, Central Region, Ghana. This mosque was constructed during the Amirship of Al-Haj Maulana Nazir. Ahmad Mubashir. Ahmadiyya Muslim Mosque under construction in Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana 104. The Honorable Mr. M. A. Seidu, an Ahmadi member of. Parliament (first from right) and the Honorable Al-Haj. Mahama Iddrisu, the Ahmadi Minister of Defense in. Ghana (second from right), are being received by Maulvi. A. Wahab Adam, the Amir and Missionary-in-Charge of. Ghana (fourth from right). On Amir Sahib's right is. Muhaimin Karim, a delegate to the 66th National Annual. Conference from the United States of America. Ahmadiyya Muslim Association USA: 1994 Souveni