Imam Muhammad Anwar Shaheed was a devoted missionary of the Central Ahmadiyya Anjuman Isha‘at-e-Islam (Lahore), remembered for his unwavering faith, humility, and sacrifice in the service of Islam. Born with a deep sense of spiritual purpose, he dedicated his life to spreading the true message of Islam through knowledge, compassion, and steadfastness. Serving as Imam and Missionary in London, UK, he faced every trial with courage and optimism, inspiring those around him with his sincerity and love for humanity. On April 9th, in Georgetown, Guyana, at the young age of 47, he attained martyrdom, leaving behind a devoted wife, an infant daughter, and a grieving Jama‘at whose hearts still ache with his absence. Even decades later, his name evokes tenderness, love, and deep respect. To his loved ones, he was more than a scholar — he was warmth, joy, and generosity embodied, a man who carried faith in his heart and kindness in his hands. As one poem written in his memory beautifully says, “How beautiful is death given in Allah’s way — mankind is nothing, we come today and tomorrow we go away.” His legacy of devotion and sacrifice continues to inspire generations of believers.