The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have catered for the staff of Meadow Court Residential Home in Huddersfield, who have been described as ‘angels’ – after agreeing to live on site to help shield residents from coronavirus. 16 staff members and four directors at the residential home are living on the premises in caravans for…
Slough’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community donated 340 non-perishable food items to NHS staff at Wexham Park Hospital on Tuesday. Members from the community delivered the goods, which were gratefully received by Nicola Monk, volunteer services deputy manager at the hospital. Atiq Ahmad Bhatti, president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Slough said it was a way of saying thank you to…
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Croydon’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community showed their support for some of the borough’s frontline key workers recently with a donation of food. Officers at Croydon Met Police took to Twitter to express their thanks on Wednesday (May 6), after revealing they were on the receiving end of dozens of freshly cooked meals courtesy of attendees of…
by LAUREN CODLING FAITH leaders have spoken of engaging with members of the community to halt the spread of Covid-19 during Ramadan, with the country in lockdown. Government guidelines have seen places of worship across the country close in recent weeks, in light of the pandemic. For Muslims, this means mosques being shut during Ramadan….
Both practical support and prayers have been given to many by the Leamington branch of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association during the Coronavius lockdown. Leamington members launched a national campaign to help people in isolation. The Campaign was entitled ‘Just Because you are Self-isolating, Doesn’t Mean You’re Alone’ and was rolled out across the UK and…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth from Milton Keynes have donated 2,000 facemasks to local nurses, care homes, charities and key workers The move is part of the young people’s determination to do good in society – particularly during the coronavirus crisis. Saeed Nazir, Youth Leader for Milton Keynes, said: “Islam urges every person to partake in charitable giving, and…
Ahmadiyya volunteers have been contributing towards foodbanks regularly so those who are less fortunate get the essentials they need and stay safe and well Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Oldham are playing their vital part in the local Coronavirus response by delivering food parcels to vulnerable members of the community and making sure they stay well and safe. Volunteers…
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