THE Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Halesowen supports the Government’s action to root out extremism. Any genuine attempt to curb extremism is to be welcomed. No true Muslim could contemplate acting against the laws of the land and so if he or she does, then strict law enforcement in such cases is necessary. However, we do not…
TO mark the start of the holy month of Ramadhan, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Hillingdon held an interfaith event, titled The Significance of Fasting, at the Baitul Amn Mosque in Royal Lane, Hillingdon. The event was attended by 85 guests, including the Mayor of Hillingdon, a Rabbi, several priests and individuals from many different…
A KEIGHLEY man has spoken of the “heart wrenching” scenes which greeted him during an aid mission to earthquake-devastated Nepal. Dr Aziz Ahmad Hafiz said nothing could prepare anyone for the extent to which people’s lives had been devastated.But he paid tribute to the determination of the population, many of whom had lost everything. “I…
Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad AYAZ awarded Knighthood by Queen Elizabeth II Posted about 2 weeks ago | 2 comments Dr. Iftikhar Ahmad AYAZ, OBE has been awarded an Honorary Knighthood in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List of 2015 for his services to Tuvalu. The KBE marks the second time AYAZ has been honored by the Queen,…
The holy month of Ramadan starts today. Thousands of Muslims in the capital will be fasting for most of the day. London Live reporter Reya El Salahi has been to visit London’s oldest mosque in Wandsworth where prayers and preparations have begun. http://www.londonlive.co.uk/news/2015-06-18/ramadan-at-london-s-oldest-mosque
Members 0f Stevenage’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Association marked their Founder’s Day on Sunday with a multi faith meeting of minds at North Herts College’s Hitchin campus.
MEMBERS of Keighley Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association have served-up support to the town’s Salvation Army. The association donated a Tuesday-night community meal at the High Street church.Over 30 people enjoyed a curry. Association president, Aziz Rahman, said: “Our main aim is to serve humanity and promote our community’s motto – Love for All, Hatred for…
A Keighley man, who is still out in Nepal, is Dr Aziz Ahmad Hafiz. The GP and president of Keighley Ahmadiyya Muslim Association arrived in the devastated country early last week.He is spearheading charity Humanity First’s emergency response. Dr Hafiz has met the teams working on the ground to assess short and long-term needs.And he…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Association have also marshaled fund raising event for st David,s Hospice Care.
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