There is a divide between the lay person’s perception of Islam and its true teachings. Many may harbour concerns about Islam, perhaps through ignorance or through the portrayal of events in the media. It may surprise some but the portrayal of Islam in the media is of greatest concern to Muslims than anyone else, particularly…
Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (peace be on him) (1835-1908) was born to a noble family in Qadian, India. From an early age he had a keen interest in religion. He was also known for his honesty, compassion and resolve. As time passed his knowledge and understanding of religion and its application to society deepened. Being a…
At the start of 2010, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community set about taking the message of Peace – a fundamental principle of Islam -to the wider world. Living a peaceful life is one thing, but in light of the growing negative publicity generated about Islam – it has become even more important to take the message…
Ahmadi Muslims (members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Communty) strive to live up to the values of Islam – both as individuals and as a single collective unit. The origins of the community lie in the claim made by its founder, Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (peace be upon him) more than 100years ago, he claimed (on…
the Appeal Kicks off in London Mosque While many would not normally associate Muslims with helping to raise funds for the the British Legion’s Poppy Appeal ahead of remembrance Sunday, it is fast becoming a regular fixture for the Ahmadi Muslim Community in the UK. This year, the youth movement of the community has once again mobilised…
First organised in 1985 this year represents the 27th anniversary of AMYA’s ( Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association) Challenge. The annual event sets the ‘challenge’ to Muslim youth to raise funds for chosen charities and to engage Muslim youth in the participation and organisation of the event each year. Over the course of the years,…
It would surprise many to know that an established Muslim Community in Britian is celebrating the forthcoming Diamond Jubilee , and it may surprise further that the celebrations are kicking off with 100 buses carrying a message ‘ Congratulations Your Majesty!’. Perhaps more surprising is the fact that the Ahmadiyya Community had sent a congratulatory…
Bomb Sheltered Mosque Launches Poppy Appeal Fazl Mosque – also known as London Mosque – was a Bomb Shelter for locals during WWII The oldest mosque in London, which dates back to 1924, was also served as a bomb shelter in the second world war, providing shelter to local residence. It’s fitting that this mosque…
First organised in 1985, this year represents the 28th anniversary of AMYA’s (Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association) Challenge. The annual event sets the ‘challenge’ to Muslim youth to raise funds for British charities and to engage Muslim youth in the participation and organisation of the event each year. Over the course of the years, it has…
Residents arrived at the London Mosque in Gressenhall Road, Southfields, to donate to the National Blood Service this week. The event was organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) to encourage more local people to sign up to the service. The AMYA has a regular programme of structured activities with a mix of academic, sporting,…
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