The Ahmadiyya Premier League (APL) is a national football league where around 250 football players of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the UK compete in 11-a-side football. It was Scotland’s turn to host the northern teams, which included Scotland, North East, North West, and Midlands. The aim is to use this platform to build competitive squads for the…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Doncaster last weekend gathered for their annual Ijtema (convention) at Baitul Baseer Mosque in Edlington. The event, which brings together young Muslims to strengthen their faith and brotherhood, featured a range of activities, including competitions in the recitation of the Holy Qur’an, poetry, and sports such as…
The event was held at the Edinburgh Academy in Edinburgh City, with an audience of more than 250 people, including dignitaries and guests from across Scotland, representing religious, political, civic, academic, charitable, and diplomatic circles. Mr Fareed Ahmad, National External Affairs Secretary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK, delivered the keynote address at the event….
On New Year’s Day, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Harrow organised its annual street cleaning initiative to serve the local community.A total of 22 volunteers and community members from Middlesex came together to tidy their neighbourhoods and start 2025 with a focus on service.Nationally, over 1,500 volunteers took part in similar initiatives across 75 locations, collecting…
A bill by Conservative former minister Richard Holden, entitled Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Bill, was considered at a second reading on Friday (January 17). Existing legislation states the prohibited degrees of relationship for marriage include those to a sibling, parent or child, but not marriages between first cousins.Shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick has previously spoken in…
A group of young Muslims began their new year by cleaning up the streets. On New Year’s Day, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Birmingham West continued its annual tradition of serving communities by organising a street cleaning initiative in Halesowen town centre. 25 volunteers and community members from across the area joined forces to…
Ban would unnecessarily curb fundamental freedoms and stigmatise Muslims The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK has spoken out against the Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Bill proposed by Richard Holden MP that is due for Second Reading on 17 January 2025 calling it unnecessary and damaging. The bill seeks to ban first-cousin marriages on the basis of…
Young Muslims from Watford began 2025 by cleaning up streets in the town. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) upheld its annual tradition of community service by organising a street cleaning initiative on New Year’s Day. Volunteers and community members from the area came together to help clean up their neighbourhoods. Ahmad Samanullah, the local AMYA…
On New Year’s Day, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) continued its annual tradition of serving communities by organising a street cleaning initiative in Luton. Volunteers and community members from across the area joined forces to help tidy up their neighbourhoods and start 2025 with a spirit of service and positivity. Sharing sentiments towards the…
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