LEADERS at a Halesowen mosque are hoping to pass on the ‘true teachings’ of Islam and bring the community together as they hold an open day this weekend. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community will be giving guided tours of the Baitul Ghafoor Mosque, in Long Lane, between noon and 5pm on Sunday (February 18), as well as holding…
HASLEMERE Mayor Malcom Carter was one of more than 60 friends and neighbours attending the Jamia Ahmadiyya UK ‘open house,’ at its college in Hindhead Road, on Saturday. It was the fifth year the Institute of Modern Languages and Theology, based at Branksome Place, has invited residents in to meet staff and students and enjoy…
FAITH leaders, politicians and members of the public were invited by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association of Hillingdon to unite for peace at a dinner on Saturday. People from all walks of life gathered at the Baitul Amn Mosque (House of Peace) in Royal Lane, including the Mayor of Hillingdon, Cllr Carol Melvin, and other councillors,…
More than 500 women came together at the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden for a peace event hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association. In its ninth year, the event on January 20 brought together women from the worlds of faith, politics and civic society to promote a deeper understanding of Islam and other…
MEMBERS of a Keighley-based Muslim group have braved the recent bitterly cold conditions to plant more than 350 trees. Nine volunteers from Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Keighley (AMA) carried out the planting on the lower field of East Riddlesden Hall, which is set to open for the new season next month. AMA said it got involved…
The Charity Walk for Peace raised money for Home-Start Butser, Home-Start WeyWater, the Southern Domestic Abuse Service, the Rosemary Foundation and Artscape. Five local charities have a spring in their step thanks to money raised through a sponsored walk. The Charity Walk for Peace, organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elder Association and East Hampshire District…
Young Muslims from Spen Valley took part in big street clean event.
Huddersfield town center underway a very early spring clean.
YOUNGSTERS from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) kicked off the new year with a crack of dawn litter-picking session in Farnham. The annual New Year’s Day litter-pick by AMYA is designed to instil community spirit within its young members. This is the third year the association has taken on this initiative. The session began…
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