Young members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have delivered 1.5 tonnes of food to FareShare Sussex & Surrey, helping families facing food insecurity. The donation, made last week, brought together volunteers from Bordon, Farnham, Aldershot, Farnborough, Ash and Bournemouth. The campaign was launched after reports highlighted critical food shortages and rising demand at…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community recently welcomed Member of Parliament Kim Johnson, her Office Manager Cate Murphy, and Councillor Portia Fahey to a visit at the local mosque. The visitors had a tour of the mosque, followed by a meeting in which representatives of the community shared information about their work and discussed the challenges faced…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community recently hosted a New Year Lunch at the James Centre in Dunfermline, welcoming over 25 guests from across the local community. Attendees included representatives from Social Work, the Richmond Fellowship, and local neighbours, alongside a number of distinguished guests. Among those in attendance were Cllr Gordon Pryde, Cllr Julie MacDougall, Cllr…
They helped plant more than 850 trees at Hayhills Farm woods, Silsden. The initiative – carried out alongside YORgreen CIC – formed part of a woodland ‘beating up’ operation, a practice that involves replacing saplings which die or fail to establish within the first few years of being planted. Humza Sikander, imam and association youth…
The project is taking place at Silsden on Saturday, January 24. Keighley Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association is spearheading the venture, as part of an ongoing environmental campaign. It is working in partnership on the project with YORgreen CIC and the Woodland Trust. Humza Sikander, imam and the association’s youth leader, says: “Our members are absolutely…
Following the opening of the Baitur Raheem Mosque in Cardiff, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Wales are undertaking a New Year’s Day street clean up. On 1 January 2026, Ahmadi Muslim youth from across the country will be cleaning up streets and public spaces as part of an initiative led by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community collected hundreds of bags of litter in towns and cities across the UK as part of an annual New Year clean-up. More than 1,700 people took part in the event organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), in major UK cities including London, Glasgow, Liverpool and Manchester. The…
“The New Year began yesterday, and people are congratulating one another. We should all pray that this coming year is one of great blessings. Moreover, may Allah frustrate all the schemes of the opponents of Ahmadiyyat and may He grant the Jamaat even more progress. Many of us who are fortunate to be free in…
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