A remembrance service was held in honour of homeless men and women who have died while sleeping rough. Waltham Forest Faith Communities Forum organised the event in Walthamstow Town Square on Friday, November 17. Remembering Our Homeless Friends included a prayer service led by religious leaders and performances by Rose & Crown Singers and Sing17. More…
This round-up of events is written by readers. To get your charity event or story included, simply fill out the form at www.chroniclelive.co.uk/charitynews Jingle Bell walk through Newcastle for childhood cancer research What: Charity walk in aid of childhood cancer research. From Newcastle Civic Centre to Millenium Bridge Quayside. The Jingle Bell Walk is in aid of Chris…
Six women from the Barking and Dagenham Ahmadiyya Muslim Association say they were made “very welcome” at St Margaret’s Church in Barking when they stopped by for tea and a tour. They also attended a church service and stayed to talk to the worshippers. Siemah Shafiq, who was part of the Muslim group, said: “We…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Slough and South Bucks held a Quran Exhibition alongside an artwork display on the theme of love, peace and harmony, prepared by the pupils of Pippins Primary School in Colnbrook last week. The exhibition proved a big success with many translations of the Holy Quran on display for the pupils and…
FAITH leaders will discuss why God allows suffering when members from different religions come together for a conference at a Halesowen mosque. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA) West Midlands is hosting its third interfaith event on Saturday (November 18) at the Baitul Ghafoor Mosque, in Long Lane, from 2.30pm until 5pm. Featuring talks by faith leaders…
members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have been continuing their work with the Royal British Legion by collecting in high streets, railway stations and stadiums across the UK. The Spen Valley Branch of the AMYA has also been helping the Heckmondwike branch of the Royal British Legion. The practical ways in which Spen…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Association sold poppies at Liverpool Street Station, Wembley Stadium and local schools. Their total has already reached £65,000, and they are yet to collect the money from schools. The Royal British Legion help members and veterans of the British Armed Forces, as well as providing support for their families and dependants. Siemah Shafiq…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community members laid a wreath at the Burnham War Memorial on Sunday. Atiq Ahmad Bhatti, President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Slough & South Bucks said: “This is the fifth year that our community has been given this great honour of laying a wreath at the Remembrance Sunday Ceremony in Burnham Village on…
The Prophet taught that loyalty towards one’s country of residence is an essential part of one’s faith. What better way to demonstrate this loyalty than to help those who have fought for it? Each year, when the Poppy Appeal is launched, a raging debate ensues regarding the true meaning and symbolism of the poppy and whether – given…
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