A caring four-year-old is to take part in a football marathon to raise money for poverty-stricken families in Africa. Waleed Ahmad, who goes to nursery at St Mary’s Primary School in MK, will be kicking a ball non-stop for an hour in the event, which will be held at Watford Football Club’s training ground later this…
Maintaining a tradition of charitable donations, the town’s Ahmadiyya Women’s Association presented £200 worth of essential items to Keighley Women’s Aid, which provides refuge to those fleeing domestic violence. Mrs Aliyah Salam, for the association, says: “It’s important to highlight the efforts of the dedicated staff at Keighley Women’s Aid, as demand for their services…
Ahmadiyya Muslim community (AMA) in Crawley celebrated the festival of Eid-ul-Fitr (Saturday, April 22). On that day, the Noor Mosque in Langley Drive was packed with men and women who had been fasting throughout the thirty days of Ramadhan from dawn to sunset. The fast lasted around 14 hours each day where no drink or…
As the sun began to set on the evening of the 21st day of Ramadan, the call to prayer rang out from the Mubarak Mosque in Tilford in anticipation of the arrival of the caliph of the Ahmadiyya Muslim faith.The Mubarak Mosque is one of the largest mosques in the UK and serves as the…
On Tuesday, 18 April, colleagues from across Surrey Police, Sussex Police, Surrey County Council and Surrey Fire and Rescue took part in a Fasting Collective, to show support for Muslim colleagues and communities this Ramadhan. Organised by Surrey Police’s Inclusion team, the Fasting Collective was initiated to not only support our Muslim colleagues, but to…
The money was raised through member donations for Ramadan. President Mujeeb Rahman said the association tried to support the work of the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice annually. “Manorlands provides excellent care for patients with life-limiting illnesses and their families – both at the hospice and in the community,” he said. “It was especially important this…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Huddersfield branch invited other faiths to break fast with them. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK has existed for more than 100 years. The community has been leading a peaceful revival of Islam, calling for peace and harmony across all religions and faiths. The Huddersfield branch is now calling for respect and…
The Baitul Atta Mosque on Willenhall Road in Wolverhampton will be the setting for a community dinner event designed to bring community faith groups and people of no faith together to celebrate diversity and peace and prosperity.The Love Your Community Iftar Dinner event on Saturday, March 25 has been organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community…
Women of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community came together with the wider community to celebrate 100 years of their charitable and humanitarian work The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association (AMWA) has marked 100 years of their establishment and humanitarian work. The theme for the centenary celebrations, which took place on March 8, was Embracing Equity: The Role…
Whitehill town councillors Adeel Shah, Leeroy Scott and Andy Tree attended the National Peace Symposium 2023 in Morden on March 4. The Symposium, which was held at the largest mosque in Britain, marked the 17th to date, and is a key event of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s calendar. It was attended by more than 800…
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