Jashne Julus Eid-e Miladunnabi, also known as Mawlid al-Nabi or the Prophet's Birthday, is a joyous and spiritually significant celebration in Islam. This annual observance commemorates the birth of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, who is considered the final prophet in Islam and the messenger of God.

During this auspicious occasion, Muslims around the world come together to express their love and reverence for the Prophet Muhammad. The festivities often include vibrant processions, recitations of poetry and hymns in praise of the Prophet, and acts of charity and kindness. Homes and mosques are adorned with lights and decorations to mark the significance of the day.

Jashne Julus Eid-e Miladunnabi is a time for reflection, prayer, and spreading messages of peace, compassion, and unity among all members of the Muslim community. It serves as a reminder of the Prophet's teachings of love, tolerance, and the importance of serving humanity.

This celebration not only honors the Prophet's life and teachings but also brings Muslims together in a spirit of harmony and devotion, fostering a sense of community and reinforcing the values of compassion and goodwill.

Anjuman-E Rahmania Ahmadia Sunnia Trust organized the first Julus in the country on 12th Rabiul Awal, 1974. under the direction of Allama Syed Muhammad Tayyub Shah Rahmatullahi, the 40th descendant of the Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, the bright star of the Qaderia Tariqa, and the greatest spiritual figure of the age. This Julus start from Khanakaiya Qaderia Syedia Tayyubiya in Chittagong’s Baluar Dighi and it came to Asia’s famous Religious educational institution: Jamia Ahmadia Sunnia Aliya Maidan, and ended with a huge gathering. Every year on this day this streak continues and expands. Currently, the Julus starts from Chittagong Alamgir Khanka Sharif and ends at Jamia Maidan.