AlHakam

AlHakam was a weekly newspaper published in Lahore, British India, and later in Pakistan. It was an organ of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The newspaper was established in 1897 by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement. AlHakam served as a platform for disseminating the teachings and views of the Ahmadiyya Community, as well as for theological and social discussions of the time.

The newspaper played a significant role in promoting the Ahmadiyya message and engaging with contemporary intellectual debates. It covered a range of topics including religious commentary, news related to the Ahmadiyya Community worldwide, and articles on social and political issues from an Ahmadiyya perspective. Over the years, AlHakam underwent various changes in its publication and editorial leadership, reflecting the evolving landscape of the Ahmadiyya movement and the regions in which it was published. Its aim was to foster understanding and provide a voice for the Ahmadiyya perspective on religious and societal matters.