Rafiq Hayat, national president of the moderate Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, says that moderate Muslims fear and despise Islamic State barbarism just as much as the rest of the British public.Security at the community’s huge mosque in Morden, Surrey, which can house 10,000 worshippers, has been stepped up to airport standards with metal and bomb…
Following the terrorist attacks in Tunisia, France and Kuwait last week, the World Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, the Fifth Khalifa (Caliph), His Holiness, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad has said: The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community categorically condemns the terrorist attacks last week and indeed all forms of terrorism and extremism. Such attacks have no place…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is united in grief and stands in solidarity with the rest of Britain to observe the national one minute’s silence for victims of last week’s Tunisia attacks. As the silence falls on the Muslim holy day of Friday, Ahmadiyya Muslims will also remember the victims in the prayers that…
Basharat Ahmad, 55, works with other Ahmadiyyas to spread their motto “love for all hatred for none” and believes the attack, which killed Plaistow’s Shahara Islam, was not Islamic. “Islam is a religion of peace, what is happening in the name of Islam is un-Islamic,” he said. “Our Ahmadiyya community has been in the UK…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community unequivocally condemns today’s horrific attacks on a factory in France, holiday resort in Tunisia and mosque in Kuwait. The true teachings of Islam absolutely reject such barbarism and all peace-loving Muslims are left shocked and utterly horrified by the actions of terrorists. Our thoughts and prayers are with the innocent victims…
A bill that features plans for ‘extremism disruption’ designed to restrict those trying to radicalise youngsters was recently included in The Queen’s speech, and Prime Minister David Cameron included the bill after referring to the UK as a ‘passively tolerant society’. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community has been actively engaged in spreading the peaceful message of Islam…
THE Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Halesowen supports the Government’s action to root out extremism. Any genuine attempt to curb extremism is to be welcomed. No true Muslim could contemplate acting against the laws of the land and so if he or she does, then strict law enforcement in such cases is necessary. However, we do not…
TO mark the start of the holy month of Ramadhan, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Hillingdon held an interfaith event, titled The Significance of Fasting, at the Baitul Amn Mosque in Royal Lane, Hillingdon. The event was attended by 85 guests, including the Mayor of Hillingdon, a Rabbi, several priests and individuals from many different…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK supports the Government’s action to root out extremism. Rafiq Hayat, National President Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK said: “Any genuine attempt to curb extremism is to be welcomed. No true Muslim could contemplate acting against the laws of the land and so if he or she does, then strict law enforcement…
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