Following the opening of the Baitur Raheem Mosque in Cardiff, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Wales are undertaking a New Year’s Day street clean up. On 1 January 2026, Ahmadi Muslim youth from across the country will be cleaning up streets and public spaces as part of an initiative led by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community collected hundreds of bags of litter in towns and cities across the UK as part of an annual New Year clean-up. More than 1,700 people took part in the event organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), in major UK cities including London, Glasgow, Liverpool and Manchester. The…
“The New Year began yesterday, and people are congratulating one another. We should all pray that this coming year is one of great blessings. Moreover, may Allah frustrate all the schemes of the opponents of Ahmadiyyat and may He grant the Jamaat even more progress. Many of us who are fortunate to be free in…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) in Epsom, Ewell, Worcester Park, Kingston, Surbiton, New Malden, Tolworth, and Malden Manor collected litter in Kingston, Epsom, and New Malden on Thursday, January 1. Their efforts were part of a wider UK clean-up campaign that saw more than 2,000 AMYA members volunteer in more than 75…
A local group was busy on New Year’s morning, litter picking in the city and helping their community. While many were still recovering from a late Hogmanay night, Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at (AMJ) were tidying up the area around James Allan Centre. The group has been active in Fife for over 10 years, promoting equality, interfaith…
MEMBERS of Keighley’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association braved the cold to plant over 350 trees. More than 60 young people took part in the session, at East Morton. The youth organisation has supported the tree planting initiative annually since 2013. Humza Sikander, imam and youth leader, says: “We’re committed to doing our bit to improve…
Despite rainfall and challenging winter conditions, six Muslim youth and two children from Preston, volunteered their time to support a tree-planting initiative organised by the Ribble Rivers Trust. The young volunteers, representing the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, worked to help plant trees in Clitheroe, contributing to environmental sustainability and the protection of local wildlife habitats.Undeterred by the wet weather…
Over our winter campaign, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth have been busy serving the communities across the West Midlands. The litter picking sessions were held in Wolverhampton, Walsall, Halesowen, Birmingham and Solihull.Zaied Janjua, Humanitarian coordinator at Ahmaiyya Muslim Youth Association, said: “We are a faith organisation whose values are to serve humanity and to gain God’s…
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