Caliph believes we must reform jihadis and put pressure on those countries who fund Isis oung British Muslims are being let down by clerics who are under-educated and fail to preach in English, according to a leading religious figure who called for higher standards to be set down for those who can become imams. Mirza…
On 8 November 2014, the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifa, His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad delivered the keynote address at the 11th National Peace Symposium hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK. During his address, His Holiness categorically condemned the activities of ISIS and other extremists groups as “entirely un-Islamic” and said they…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA), based in Beckton, which represents members of the minority Ahmadi sect of Islam in Newham, called the murder of volunteer Alan Henning “evil”. Basharat Ahmad Pir, president of the AMA, said: “The world is witness yet again to barbaric acts of inhumanity that have sent shockwaves around the world.
LEADERS of a Bradford mosque hope to present a positive image of the city to thousands of people when it hosts a flagship national radio programme. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association will host Radio 4’s Any Questions? debate show at the Al-Mahdi Mosque later this month. The topical show invites its audience to ask questions of…
Ahmadiyya leader urges peace and humility as he opens community’s first Irish mosque Europeans volunteering to fight for radical Islam are “misguided”, the world head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community has said. Fifth Khalifa His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who was in Galway to open his community’s first Irish mosque, criticised the “killings and…
“Positive actions of engaging our youths in charitable activities within the UK such as taking part in the poppy appeal collections, planting trees and the giving blood campaign have contributed towards our success of stopping radicalisation.” A Muslim youthleader from Horsham has spoken out against the atrocities in Syria and Iraq. In the wake of…
When Imam Ibrahim Noonan began celebrating the Qu’ran in a housing estate inGalway, his hope was that the temporary mosque in Wellpark would be replaced by a permanent structure. Now, four years after foundation stones were laid on a site opposite Ballybrit racecourse, there’s a new minaret on the city skyline – marking the Ahmadiyya…
Winner Osman Dean with mayor of Merton, Councillor Krystal Miller A youth worker who jumped onto train tracks to save the life of a woman was among the unsung heroes honoured at the Merton Civic Awardslast night. Osman Dean was waiting for a train home at…
A group of Muslims are riding from Glasgow to London to raise money for charity – and offset the negative attitudes and stereotypes of Islam, visiting mosques and war memorials along the way. One of the cyclists, heart specialist Dr Tauseef Khan, describes the humbling kindness the group have encountered along the way “Four hundred miles…
Around 500 guests will gather at Nasir Mosque today for the official opening of the revamped building. The former working men’s club, at the bottom of Richmond Road, Gillingham, has been transformed into a purpose-built place of worship. The final touches are done to the mosque The building, originally known as Nasir Hall,…
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