The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in Newcastle hosted a multi-faith event as people of all religions came together to pray for peace between Israel and Gaza. The religious meeting at St Peter’s Church in Newcastle was brought together by the Ahmadiyya Muslim community on Saturday in order to unite diverse communities in their condemnation of hatred and cruelty, and deliver…
Multi-faith gathering on Monday 6th of December at Monkston Park community centre condemned hatred and cruelties and sent message of solidarity and hope for peace. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Milton Keynes brought faiths and communities together, as parts of a global #VoicesForPeace campaign, to pray for peace in the wake of the Israel-Palestine war. The event…
A crowd of 75 local members and dignitaries attended the event and enjoyed a number of speeches on establishing peace in the world, a keynote address by Imam of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and a poem sung by their children. MSP Alex Rowley, Cllr Gordon Pryde, Cllr Gavin Ellis, Lt Commander Robert Swift from the Royal Navy, Rev Peter Gill from…
HILLINGDON’S Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in brought together faiths and communities on Sunday (26) as part of a global #VoicesForPeace campaign, for peace in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Jews, Christians and Muslims – three branches of the same Abrahamic creed – joined in a gesture of solidarity with prayers for justice and humanity. During the event at the…
Morden’s famous mosque has encouraged its supporters to call for the Ceasefire now campaign, despite its local MP abstaining from the ceasefire vote. The Baitul Futuh mosque, the self-titled biggest in Western Europe, is encouraging its community to hold politicians to account and attend marches following its local MP’s abstention from the recent ceasefire vote….
THE Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Hillingdon is holding a special Prayers for Peace event this Sunday afternoon (26) as part of its #VoicesForPeace campaign. It aims to bring together faith leaders, politicians and communities in solidarity and to pray for the innocent victims of the Gaza conflict. This event has been inspired by a similar…
‘Love for all. Hatred for none’ is the main slogan of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. This was amply demonstrated at the Baitul Futuh Mosque in Morden, South London, on Sunday, when they hosted a beautiful interfaith ceremony of prayers for peace in the Middle East, attended by politicians and faith leaders. The event came as…
Multi-faith gathering on 5 November at the Baitul Futuh Mosque condemns hatred and cruelties and sends message of solidarity and hope for peace. Britain’s biggest mosque is bringing faiths and communities together to pray for peace in the wake of the Israel-Palestine war. The national event will see a focus on interfaith solidarity and prayers for justice and humanity….
“As long as [world leaders] do not courageously strive for a ceasefire, they are invariably responsible for taking the world towards destruction.” During his weekly Friday Sermon, the Head of the Worldwide Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad warned of a looming world war, highlighted the complicity of world leaders with their unjust policies,…
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