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In the concluding episode of our two-part documentary, we explore the historic transformation of Southfields following the critical events of April 1984. As Ordinance XX criminalized the everyday practice of faith in Pakistan, the Fourth Caliph, Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, migrated to London—turning the Fazl Mosque into the operational worldwide headquarters of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community.
Trace how a modest suburban sanctuary rose to meet extraordinary global responsibilities: from establishing immediate international operations to pioneering 24-hour satellite TV broadcasting through MTA. We revisit the historic 2003 election of the Fifth Caliph, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper), held right within the mosque's walls, and examine its modern legacy as a Grade II listed landmark.
Discover how the Fazl Mosque continues to serve today as a vital pillar of British-Muslim identity, proving itself through deep civic integration, charity, and enduring interfaith outreach.
Listen now to complete the journey of London's first purpose-built mosque—from a local sanctuary into a global beacon of faith, media, and community resilience.
