The Muslim Revival:
Official Magazine of the Ahmadiyya Anjuman Ishaat-e-Islam Lahore
June 1932 Issue (Vol. 1, No. 2)
Table of Contents:

- Information on the Magazine
- Photograph: A Relic of Islam in Granada (The Garden of Generalife)
- Photograph: The Sacred Tunic of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
- Religion and the Modern Mood (Text of an address delivered on April 11, 1932, by Maulvi Muhammad Yaqub Khan at the Henry Martyn School, Lahore, before a distinguished gathering of missionaries held under the auspices of the Church Mission Council)
- History and Doctrines of the Babi Movement [Part 2] (Mirza Yahya, Subh-i-Azal and Mirza Hussain Ali, Bahaullah) by Maulana Muhammad Ali
- World Conference for International Peace through Religion by Maulana Muhammad Ali
- Islam’s Contribution to the Peace of the World [Part 2] by Sheikh Abdul Haq, P.C.S.
- Dante and Islam by Dr. Sheikh Inayat Ullah, M.A., Ph.D.
- The Prophet’s Tunic by Prof. Castagne, Paris
- Light and Life — A Study of the Quran [Part 2] by Dr. Basharat Ahmad Faruqui
- Photograph: Alhambra
- Photograph: Ghazi Mustafa Kamal Pasha (Founder of Modern Turkey) and H.M. Riza Shah (Founder of Modern Persia)
- Contemporary Thought and Life:
- Woman in Modern Russia
- Marriage
- Special Privileges
- Care of Children
- Law and Order
- The Quran in Turkish
- Afghanistan under Nadir Shah
- Suppression of Church in Spain
- Power-Nationalism
- Turkey’s Three-year Plan
- Slavery in Christian Abyssinia
- Book Reviews:
- Jawed Nama by Dr. Sir Muhammad Iqbal, Lahore, India
- Notes and Comments:
- Muslim Leaders’ Manifesto
- Hindus and Terrorism
- What is Nationalism?
- Muslims’ Military Importance
- British Yoke or Hindu?
- Separation of Sind [Sindh]
- Marriage Laws in Persia
- Photograph: Some Islamic Papers and Journals from China
Editor: Maulana Muhammad Yaqub Khan (Edited under the general direction of Maulana Muhammad Ali)
Printer: Muhammad Rahmat Ullah at the Ripon Printing Press, Bull Road, Lahore
Publisher: Muhammad Rahmat Ullah from The Muslim Revival Office, Ahmadiyya Buildings, Lahore (India)