A Mission on the Streets of Berlin

It’s early morning in Berlin, and the German missionary workers are already making its way through the city’s bustling streets and into other major cities across Germany. Two German Ansar, Nicat and Rosan, prepare for their day’s mission. Over a quick coffee, they check their equipment—camera, microphone, and, of course, the essential flyers featuring Aba Al-Sadiq.

With everything in place, they set off. Their aim is simple but profound: to spark genuine, open conversations with the people of Berlin. Nicat and Rosan look for curious and open-minded individuals, people already inclined toward open exchange and dialogue. Throughout the day, they connect with Berlin’s diverse population—the young and old, locals and newcomers, Muslims, Christians, atheists, people of all backgrounds and walks of life.

The questions they bring to the street often catch people off guard, stopping them in the midst of their fast-paced lives. These questions prompt reflection on meaningful topics like faith, justice, and purpose:

Why is there so much suffering in the world?

Can we choose a truly just leader for ourselves?

What does it mean to be a child of God?

What does religion mean to you?

For many, these are questions they didn’t expect to be considering on an ordinary routine day, but these are questions to which they nonetheless have heartfelt answers. Through these interactions, people find a moment to stop, think, and share their thoughts on issues that go beyond everyday life.

After a long day of conversation and reflection, Nicat and Rosan head home. They review their recorded material and send it on to Aba Al Sadiq’s media studio, where fellow German Ansar transform these lucid and inspiring moments into content for the German Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light YouTube channel.

In the end, what is created is more than just a video—it’s a creation that brings a message of hope to humanity, one heartfelt conversation at a time.