Many New Year’s revellers across Surrey were likely feeling a little worse for wear on Wednesday (January 1). The same cannot be said for the region’s industrious Ahmadiyya Muslim community, however. During the bank holiday, Ahmadiyya volunteers of all ages helped sweep the streets of towns throughout North and East Surrey clean after the night’s…
Members of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Youth Association clean the town centre Members of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Youth Association were up at dawn on New Year’s Day to help clean up Wimbledon town centre after the festive revelry. More than 50 volunteers (pictured above) from the local area cleaned up the area around Wimbledon Station, Centre…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Oldham Kept their New Year’s resolution by cleaning streets of Oldham Town Centre on New Years Day. Muslim Youth offered early morning prayers called Fajar in Congregation and gathered at Oldham Town Centre at 9 am for a litter pick session on New Years Day. Armed with brooms, bin bags and litter…
A YOUTH group skipped their sleep on New Year’s Day to help clean their town streets, raising awareness for plastic pollution. The Muslim Youth group AMYA was out in the the early hours of Wednesday to clean Bolton Town Centre by picking up litter and plastic waste. They cleaned the litter from Nelson Square, Level…
Young Muslims from Milton Keynes joined the city council yesterday morning to help keep Britain’s streets clean after the New Year festivities. As the world rejoiced in New Year activities, youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Milton Keynes celebrated by being up at the crack of dawn to pray for a successful 2020…
A YOUTH group skipped their sleep on New Year’s Day to help clean their town streets, raising awareness for plastic pollution. The Muslim Youth group AMYA was out in the the early hours of Wednesday to clean Bolton Town Centre by picking up litter and plastic waste. They cleaned the litter from Nelson Square, Level…
While many of us are no doubt feeling a little rough around the edges today, young people across the country have put us to shame by getting up early to clean the streets. The prospect of getting up to go litter-picking before dawn this morning would be hellish to most of us, but more than…
Many New Year’s revellers across Surrey were likely feeling a little worse for wear on Wednesday (January 1). The same cannot be said for the region’s industrious Ahmadiyya Muslim community, however. During the bank holiday, Ahmadiyya volunteers of all ages helped sweep the streets of towns throughout North and East Surrey clean after the night’s…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association hope their actions can ‘bring all communities together’ A Muslim group has spent New Years Day morning cleaning up Huddersfield town centre and delivering food to the town’s homeless community. Around 70 members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA) from Huddersfield and Honley met at Market Place at 9.30am to clean…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association took to the streets to clean up the mess Headed out this into places such as London and Edinburgh and Manchester Group aimed to pick up over 5,000 bags of rubbish during the clean up today With many Brits across the country likely to be nursing a hangover today, young Muslims…
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