Have you ever identified yourself as something, lived and breathed it all your life, and then told you’re not really what you believe yourself to be?I’ve always called myself a Muslim, but recently the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB) made a statement about me, saying the beliefs I follow mean I “cannot be eligible for…
A Dundee-based religious group is supporting a public anti-extremism campaign following the death of Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah.The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has decorated 25 city buses with banners proclaiming “united against extremism”, which will run for two weeks.Their campaign comes after Mr Shah died in what police have described as a “religiously prejudiced” crime on…
One community that is responding to the call to end violent extremism is the Ahmadiyya Muslim community in the UK. They embrace both the sanctity of their religion and government by seeking to become righteous souls as well as loyal British citizens. For four years, Ahmadiyyas have been running the buds of a 10-year campaign…
A PEACE conference in Bradford heard today that the religious hate killing of a shopkeeper in Glasgow must be a wake up call for people to stand up and speak out against intolerance and persecution.About 200 people were at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Bradford’s annual peace conference where religious and community leaders all called for…
Young Muslims from across south London and north Surrey are taking part in a charity fundraising run in Hyde Park next weekend.From November 2015: Young Muslims from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association help net £400,000 for Poppy Appeal The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will be hosting their flagship event, the ‘Mercy for Mankind’ 10K…
A horrific murder prompts fears of more attacks on a small Islamic sect SHAH’S NEWSAGENT, in the Shawlands district of Glasgow, is firmly shuttered now. But the spirit of the man who ran it until his murder on March 24th lingers on in the hundreds of floral tributes that carpet the pavement outside. The “kindest,…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women Association collected nonperishable food such as pasta, rice, chocolate, spices as well as tooth brushes, wipes and nappies, which they organised into bags and hampers and donated to two Women’s Refuge centres in east London and Essex.The locations of the centres, which offer a safe haven to women and children escaping…
A Hartlepool Muslim association has deplored the Brussels terrorist attacks and says it “stands united” with the victims. Thirty-four people were killed and 200 more injured in Tuesday’s suicide bomb attacks on Brussels airport and its metro.We condemn terrorists and their deplorable actions David Dixon, originally from Hartlepool, who has lived in the Belgian capital…
KEIGHLEY people have participated in a major London event to promote international justice and peace.Members of the Keighley branch of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, along with several guests, attended the association’s Annual Peace Symposium in Morden.They were among a large gathering, which also included ministers, MPs, diplomats, mayors and other civic and religious leaders. The symposium…
Statement by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community: “We are shocked and saddened to hear of today’s terror attacks in Belgium. “The innocent victims of these barbaric attacks and their families are in our thoughts and prayers. “We hope the perpetrators of these evil attacks are swiftly brought to justice.” http://www.pressahmadiyya.com/2016/03/belgium-attacks-official-statement-of.html
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