Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is extremely shocked to learn about the stabbing incident that took place yesterday in a mosque near Regent’s Park. Rafiq Hayat, President of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK said: “Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK strongly condemns the horrific stabbing incident in Central London Mosque.” “This was a shocking incident inside the place of…
Dundee’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is set to join its counterparts across Scotland at the Scottish Parliament next week to discuss how to combat extremism. The movement – which stresses tolerance of other faiths and non-violence under the mantra Love For All, Hatred For None – will meet on Thursday at the event hosted by Linda…
PRESS RELEASE MONDAY 03 FEBRUARY 2020 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is extremely shocked to learn about the stabbing incident that took place in Streatham. Rafiq Hayat, National President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK said: “The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK strongly condemns the horrific terrorist attack on innocent civilians that resulted…
As he dreams of world peace, Adeel Shah wants to change people’s perceptions of Islam We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see ourPrivacy Noticefor details of your data protection rights The first building you see as you approach Morden’s Baitul Futuh, one of the largest mosques in Western Europe, is adorned…
Bob Walker and Mujeeb Rahman celebrate the amount raised for Manorlands KEIGHLEY’S Ahmadiyya Muslim Association has given a £700 boost to Manorlands. The money was raised through donations from members. Mujeeb Rahman and Bob Walker, from the association, visited the Oxenhope Sue Ryder hospice to hand over the funds. “As people may know we…
LOVE for all, hatred for none. It’s a wonderful motto, not least in these times of great tension and uncertainty, and one that the Ahmadiyya Muslim community puts into practice every day. Forced out of Pakistan by religious persecution, and denounced as heretics by other Muslim states, one could forgive the leader of…
Members of a Muslim group have been praised after helping to clear the streets of Doncaster following the town’s New Year’s Eve celebrations. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association were up at the crack of dawn on New Year’s Day to help clean up the streets of the town centre following New Year’s Eve celebrations….
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) started 2020 by giving gifts and lending their company to elderly residents of two Milton Keynes care homes. The group of volunteers visited Milton Court Care Home and Kents Hill Care Home over the weekend, handing out sweets to both residents and staff. The visit formed…
Members of the Spen Valley Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association spent their New Years Day cleaning up our local area. Nationally, 15,000 young people dedicated their time, making our streets sparkle as a gesture of goodwill. The group said a special pre-dawn prayer, before donning their high-vis jackets and giving the streets of Batley and Dewsbury…
By Richard Millard, Leader of East Hampshire District Council In 2020 I hope we can bring together those who have been forced apart. I have read that the nation has never felt more divided. If this is true, how do we heal the rifts? Here in East Hampshire we may not be in a position…
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