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…
Young Muslims have held an event in Leamington at which calls were made for an urgent ceasefire in the Gaza-Israel conflict. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association East Midlands (AMYA) held the Voices for Peace event at the Baitul Ehsan Mosque in Adelaide Road on Saturday (December 30). The event was attended by Warwick and Leamington MP…
In a New Year’s Day initiative, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association North West engaged 50 members in a mass street cleaning effort across Manchester City Centre, embodying their commitment to community service. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association North West (AMYA) kicked off the New Year with a powerful demonstration of community service and environmental responsibility….
Fifteen people, aged between seven and 40, took part in the clean-up on New Year’s Day. The group cleared bottles and takeaway boxes from pavements and even scooped up a pink high-heeled shoe from a bus stop. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) organised the event. “This is one way of us giving back to…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community have taken part in an annual New Year’s Day street cleaning event across the south. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association UK (AMYA) organised the event where volunteers cleaned the streets of Oxford, Reading and Farnham today. Volunteers gathered early this morning with litter pickers and bin bags ready to…
“Our community stands for love for all, hatred for none.” That was the 2024 message from one Huddersfield Muslim community group as members welcomed the New Year with a day of action to help homeless and vulnerable people in the town centre. As Muslims and Christians gathered in Huddersfield’s Market Place on New Year’s Day…
During the festive season, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Organisation in Doncaster participated in a national initiative, exemplifying the Islamic teaching of serving humanity. As part of the annual tradition, an online GoFundMe page was established, rallying the community, friends, and colleagues to raise £150 for winter campaign activities. They exceeded the target,collecting £160 through the…
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