Syllabus Waqf-e-Nau - Part 2 (Years 7-15) — Page 3
HAZRAT KHALIFATUL MASIH V (aba) SAID Indeed, the responsibility of the upbringing of an Ahmadi child lies with the parents, and there is no doubt that the parents will desire the best for their child when it comes to their secular and also their religious education, providing they are inclined towards religion themselves. One should always bear in mind that every child of the Jama'at, and particularly a Waqf-e-Nau child, is a trust that has been committed to the care of the parents by the Jama'at Therefore it is incumbent upon the parents to give them the best training in order to make them valuable members of the Jama'at and society in general. However, the upbringing and training of Waaqfeen-e-Nau children as well as providing for their secular and religious education, and thereafter presenting them to the Jama'at in the best manner possible, becomes the responsibility of the parents. They made a pledge before the birth of the child that they will devote their future child, whether male or female, in the way of God Almighty. They made a pledge to devote them for the completion of the mission of the Holy Prophetsa's ardent devotee; which is the spread and propagation of the truth and the disseminate the teachings of Islam to all parts of the world. The mission is to draw the world's attention to fulfilling the dues of God Almighty and also to fulfil the rights of one another by conveying the teachings of Islam to each and every person. Delivered on 28 th October 2016 at the Baitul Islam Mosque, Toronto, Canada