Young volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association Milton Keynes converged on the streets of Oakridge Park and Stanton Low Park last weekend to take part in the Clean for the Queen initiative. Local AMYA youth leader Waqas Khokhar said: “Our members have enjoyed living in Milton Keynes for decades and so any opportunity to…
Women and children of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Hounslow visit two churches in the borough to steer interfaith harmonyBags of groceries have been donated by the Muslim community in Hounslow to help feed struggling families in the borough.Women from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community (AMC) filled up the boot of their car with large carrier bags…
On 2 March 2016, over 70 guests including members of Parliament, Lords, Embassies, leading British charities and men & women from various walks of life converged in the heart of London, in the Cholmondeley room and terrace in the Houses of Parliament. This diverse group was brought together by the leading Muslim youth organisation in…
MUSLIM volunteers who helped out in flood-stricken Tadcaster have been welcomed to Parliament and thanked by the town’s MP.Selby and Ainsty MP Nigel Adams said a dozen or so volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) came to the aid of Tadcaster flood victims between Christmas and New Year, after the River Wharfe burst…
Paul Nuttall wants to ban burqas in public buildings, but Farida Laeeq says Muslim women should have right to decide if they wear Hijab A Bootle politician has called for a ban on burqas and niqabs being worn in public buildings in Britain ahead of International Women’s Day on Tuesday.Paul Nuttall, deputy leader of UKIP…
A number of distinguished guests gathered to hail the £2million raised by Muslim youths for British charities at the Houses of Parliament last week. Lords, MPs and heads of charities and embassies were among the 70 guests at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association’s (AMYA) annual Mercy for Mankind Parliamentary reception on Wednesday March 2.Mercy for…
A Muslim youth organisation has been recognised with a reception at the Houses of Parliament for raising hundreds of thousands of pounds for charity last year. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) raised the money, which went to 42 different British charities including the British Red Cross, Great Ormond Street Hospital, Marie Curie and Save…
More than 12 volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), with litter pickers in hand, wanted to “help our local community” and clean up for the Queen’s 90th birthday initiative.The volunteers were inspired by the teaching that ‘Loyalty to One’s Country is a Part of Faith’.The group, who also held a New Year’s Day…
On 2 March 2016, over 70 guests including members of Parliament, Lords, Embassies, leading British charities and men & women from various walks of life converged in the heart of London, in the Cholmondeley room and terrace in the Houses of Parliament. This diverse group was brought together by the leading Muslim youth organisation in…
End of content
End of content
