Thousands of volunteers have gathered in towns and cities across the UK for an annual street clean on New Year’s Day. Organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) volunteers were up early for morning prayers, before heading to their local street to pick up litter. People from all communities joined in the efforts in…
They were among hundreds of volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Yorkshire, who started the new year by serving their local communities.Youths from seven AMYA Yorkshire branches took part in their annual New Year’s Day Street Clean, a tradition that has been upheld for decades. From 5am, volunteers were out across Sheffield, Rotherham,…
After New Year’s Day morning prayers, volunteers – wearing high-visibility jackets and armed with litter pickers and bin bags – targeted areas across the town centre. Humza Sikandar, imam and association youth leader, says: “The new year is an important opportunity to reflect on how we want to move forward. “For us, it begins with…
Members of a local Muslim youth group spent New Year’s Eve supporting emergency services by delivering food to police officers and firefighters working through the night. The Tilford-based Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association marked the final hours of the year by visiting Waverley Borough Police and Farnham fire stations to thank officers and firefighters on duty…
More than 50 volunteers, including elders and children, gathered to take part in the clean-up. They were joined by Councillor Tyler Hawkins, Kirklees Cabinet member for highways and waste. They found a lot of discarded rubbish including cans, food wrappers, plastic cups, glass, and other discarded food packaging. In addition to the clean-up, volunteers distributed food to…
Nearly 3,000 volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), Britain’s oldest and largest Muslim youth organisation, are expected to gather after morning prayers in more than 75 towns and cities, including London, Manchester, Glasgow and Liverpool. Working in coordinated teams, they will clean streets, parks and public spaces, giving their local areas a positive…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Doncaster at Baitul Baseer Mosque in Edlington will welcome the New Year in a spirit of prayer, service, and community care. Continuing a cherished tradition of beginning the year with acts of compassion and public service, members of the community will mark the day through worship, street cleaning, and the distribution…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth have planted hundreds of trees, visited 19 care homes and hospitals and served 500 hot meals across the region. As families across the region celebrated the festive season, a group of young Muslims were working behind the scenes to give back to their communities. Through their winter campaign, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community…
People in Bordon have shown bags of enthusiasm for a New Year bid to clean up the town.Cllr Adeel Shah and his Ahmadiyya counterparts have invited residents to start the year by giving back – and to join their annual New Year’s Community Clean-up.People who want to join the litter pick and clean-up should meet…
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