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An explorer never stops learning – nor serving. Explore the world. Strengthen your faith.
Subscribe to the quarterly publication of the MKA Explorers Club – inspiring generations since its inception. From the rural villages of Ghana to the global stages of innovation, service, and faith, the MKA EXPLORERS JOURNAL features first-hand stories from Khuddam pushing the boundaries of spiritual growth, humanitarian service, and knowledge.
Founded to foster a spirit of selfless service, exploration, and devotion to Allah, the MKA Explorers Club is a platform within Majlis Khuddamul Ahmadiyya dedicated to cultivating leadership, curiosity, and a lifelong commitment to learning among young Ahmadi Muslims.
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Tour Duration: 1 Hour
Built in 1421 using Sudan-Sehalian mud architecture
Referred to as the “Mecca of West Africa”
Location: Jirapa, Upper West Region • Departure from Salaga: 6:00 AM | Arrival by 10:30 AM • Tour Duration: 2–4 Hours (or overnight stay)
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Salaga T.I. Ahmadiyya Senior High School (T.I. AMASS) holds special historical and spiritual significance.
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MKA UK meets MKA Ghana — a journey of love, learning, and brotherhood.
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A remarkable visit strengthening the bond of Khilafat across nations.
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A journey marked by brotherhood, learning, and the spirit of Khidmat.
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MKA Ghana Amila embarks on a journey of reflection, growth, and unity.
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The Amila retreat at Bonsu was a powerful reminder of our purpose and responsibilities.
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Amila members recharged their spirits in Bonsu to serve better and lead with humility.
Read MoreFrom vast ocean depths to the frontiers of outer space, THE EXPLORERS JOURNAL offers first-hand reporting from those pushing the limits of knowledge and human endurance.
Earlier this month, Khuddam from MKA UK arrived in Ghana on a fraternal visit filled with purpose. Their objective? To connect, serve, and learn alongside their Ghanaian brothers. Upon arrival, the delegation was warmly welcomed by MKA Ghana members in Accra, and what followed was a week of impactful engagement.
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A member of The Explorers Club since 2019 and president of the Mojave Desert Heritage and Cultural Association, William S. Creech is a conservationist who has remapped historic exploration routes;
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A History of Flag Nº 211: Since its first foray into the field on Simon Spooner’s 2014 expedition to explore the wreck of the French merchant ship Le Casimir, which sank in the Caribbean in 1829, Flag Nº 211 has been carried on a half-dozen maritime expeditions,
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Angela Posada-Swafford is a Colombian-American science journalist and author based in Miami Beach. Christian Ziegler is an award-winning photojournalist and filmmaker specializing in natural history and science-related topics.
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Learn MoreHear what members of the MKA Explorers Club have to say about their transformative journeys, discoveries, and the lasting brotherhood they've built.
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Student, UENR
“Joining the Explorers Club changed how I see the world. The trips, the challenges, and the faith-driven leadership have built my confidence and purpose.”
Explorer Guide
“Every excursion isn’t just about exploring new places—it’s about discovering who we are and who we can become through brotherhood and service.”
Member, KNUST Chapter
“I’ve gained leadership skills, meaningful friendships, and a stronger connection to my identity—all thanks to the MKA Explorers Club.”
The MKA Explorers Club is where curiosity meets purpose. We engage youth in leadership, discovery, and service-based learning through exciting and meaningful activities. Below are some common questions we get from interested members.
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