The Friday Sermon, or Khutbah, holds great significance in Islam as it is a time for communal prayer, reflection, and guidance. Historically, it has been a means to educate and unite the Muslim community, addressing both spiritual and social issues.

For Ahmadis, the Friday Sermon is particularly important as it is delivered by the Khalifa^atba of the Promised Messiah^as (خليفة المسيح)  providing direct spiritual leadership and guidance. This sermon not only reinforces religious teachings but also strengthens the bond within the community.

The Khalifa’s address is eagerly anticipated and followed by Ahmadis worldwide, emphasizing its central role in their religious life.