Dozens of members of a youth association gathered together early on New Year’s Day to tidy the town’s streets. Equipped with bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets, 26 members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Hartlepool joined forces as part of a annual initiative “to serve Great Britain clean by keeping it clean”. Haris Chaudhary, the…
Young Muslims woke up early on New Year’s Day to help clean up some of Surrey’s streets following the previous night’s celebrations as Brits welcomed in 2023. The Ahmadiyya Muslim group united to clean the streets in their community. They arrived at 6am at the Baitul Futul mosque in Morden for the first prayers of…
MEMBERS of Keighley’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association began the new year with a now-traditional clean up of the town centre. After 6am prayers on New Year’s Day at their Worth Way mosque, they took to the streets equipped with brushes, bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-visibility jackets. Imam, Abdul Hadi, said the event was designed…
A group from’ Manchesters Muslim community took to the streets on New Year’s day to help keep out streets litter free. Equipped with bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets, 50 members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Manchester have once again united early at Manchester City Centre on New Year’s day fulfilling their pledge to…
Christmas brought local charities a share of £20,000 raised through the 2022 Charity Walk for Peace. The annual fundraiser is organised in partnership between East Hampshire District Council, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elder Association and Whitehill & Bordon Community Trust. Among the 16 East Hampshire causes to benefit were five from Petersfield and nearby – Dementia Friends…
Equipped with brushes, bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association took to the streetsMembers of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) equipped with brushes, bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets spent New Year’s morning tidying up Leicester’s City Centre, as well as city and town centres across…
“As a community, we want to give back for what we have gained here”While many New Year’s Eve revellers were waking up to a hangover, members of a local mosque were busy taking to the streets to “give back to the people of Liverpool”. Equipped with bin bags, litter-picking sticks, and high-vis jackets, 28 members…
A group of young people continued a New Year’s Day tradition – by taking to east Oxford kitted out with bin bags and litter pickers to rid Cowley Road of rubbish. More than half a dozen members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association met on the Oxford road after early-morning prayers, collecting sacks full of litter. The…
MEMBERS of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) are calling on communities across Bradford to join them on New Year’s Day in a street cleaning initiative at City Park. Equipped with brushes, bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets, AMYA members will be spending the New Year’s morning tidying up Bradford’s City Park, as well as city and…
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