Members of a Muslim youth group in Preston took part in their annual street cleaning event on New Year’s Day. A group of seven from Preston and Blackburn started the new year by giving back to the community and cleaning the streets. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association UK (AMYA) organised the event, with more than…
Young Muslims in Epsom have started 2024 by conducting their annual New Year’s Day street clean. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) gathered at Epsom Clock Tower at 8am, ready with bin bags and litter pickers. They then tidied up Epsom Town Centre, High Street and nearby neighbourhoods. The event, which is part of a…
Read his full statement below from his weekly Friday Sermon: “Just as I have continued urging prayers for the Palestinians, again, you should keep them in your supplications. Moreover, keep advocating for their plight in your own circles and localities, and keep raising this issue – especially with politicians, as I have said before. It…
THE AWARD for the most energetic start to 2024 goes to members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Whitehill and Bordon. Members gathered at 6am on New Year’s Day to pray together for world peace and 2024 to be full of blessings. More than 20 people, including several local volunteers, took part in the clean-up….
A group of 40 young people from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association Stevenage (AMYA) were up early on New Year’s Day to tidy streets in Stevenage. After reciting pre-dawn payers at St Nicholas Pavilion, they took part in a region-wide initiative, picking litter for three hours across a number of roads in St Nicholas, The Oval, and the…
Young Muslim volunteers have started the new year with a park clean up to keep the local environment clean. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Edinburgh and Fife held a park clean up at Rosyth Public Park on Monday, January 1. The volunteers had an early start with morning prayers and then breakfast before…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) members took part in a mass street-clean across Luton town centre and Bushmead on January 1. The day began with pre-dawn prayers at 6am in the Bushmead Community Centre, before volunteers went on to clean Luton’s streets for three hours. The yearly New Year’s Day Street Clean-Up campaign took place…
MEMBERS of Keighley’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Association made a clean sweep to see in the new year. After pre-dawn prayers, a team of volunteers – armed with litter pickers and bin bags – targeted areas across the town centre. The clean-up was part of a national initiative, involving more than 2,000 Ahmadiyya community members in 50…
New Year’s Day saw 116 AMYA members wake up early for pre-dawn prayers and then joined forces, armed with litter pickers and bin bags, to complete mass street cleaning across Leeds, and also Bradford, Keighley, Newcastle and Hartlepool. Adnan Virk, Regional President AMYA North East said: “New Year’s Day offers a splendid chance to kickstart the year positively…
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