After more than two decades, Scunthorpe will now have its newest purpose built mosque and it looks incredible. The mosque, on Cliff Closes Road, has now been completed and is ready to serve the community of Scunthorpe. It will function as both a place of worship for the Muslim community and as a focal point…
MEMBERS of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Oldham braved the cold and rainy weather on Saturday to help plant trees in Stockport with the help of City of Trees Manchester. The event, organised by the City of Trees Manchester, was part of the initiative Queens Green Canopy, a UK wide tree planting project to mark the Queen’s…
St George’s Chief Executive, Jacqueline Totterdell, has written letters to local faith groups, sports teams and public transport workers to thank them for their efforts in supporting St George’s over the last 18 months. The letters were written in celebration of Thanksgiving and St George’s own three month ‘Thank You George’s season of thanks’ to recognise…
Head of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community condemns EU law targeting religious attire and symbols as ‘unjust’ and also speaks of treating those suffering from mental health issues with compassion On 21 November 2021, the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifa (Caliph), His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad held a virtual online meeting with…
The AMYA teamed up with Watford FC Community Trust and Railway Children to host a 24-hour charity football marathon aimed at raising money for domestic and international Covid-19 relief efforts. MP for Watford, Dean Russell, and ex-England and Watford footballer, Luther Blissett, were in attendance alongside other special guests. The group raised £11,000 with every penny…
On Sunday Inter Faith Week started in the city with a Faith Walk starting at Peterborough Cathedral. The group made their way to St Mary’s Church on New Road. Inter Faith Week has started in Peterborough, as communities from all faith groups and relgions come together to celebrate inclusivity and respect for different cultures, traditions…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth organisation have donated blood Members of a Muslim youth group have been donating blood as part of a nationwide campaign to combat a shortage in blood donations. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association arranged for volunteers from five towns, including Watford, to visit Luton Blood Centre on Saturday November 6. The blood drive…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), arranged and donated six litres of blood over the weekend. The blood drive forms part of a nationwide campaign run by AMYA. Their efforts are particularly important due to a nationwide shortage in donations from members of the south Asian community. Recently, there has been many campaigns…
Young people from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have been selling poppies to help the Royal British Legion. The young people have been selling poppies at the Aldi supermarket store in Bletchley. Youth leader for Milton Keynes, Azarullah Chaudhry, said: “We pay tribute to the special contribution of families, as well as the emergency…
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