“This is my homeland now, this is where I am from and I’m very proud of it”. A group of people looking to find a home where they can practise their faith and help others say they have found one in Liverpool. Ahmadi people follow the teachings of the Quran, revere Muhammad as the prophet…
Women from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community group in Burton have raised an impressive £10,650 for the Poppy Appeal. It is the latest event they have organised and saw them collect money for the Royal British Legion appeal. The Ahmadiyya group in the town gets involved in community projects which have included helping with litter picking…
The Muslim community in Whitehill & Bordon has been praised for carrying out an early-morning litter pick on January 1. Whitehill Town Council leader Cllr Andy Tree said: “Before Christmas I was approached by Adeel Shah of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, as they wanted to do a litter clear-up on New Year’s Day, to support…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) do so much to ‘give back’ to the people of Scunthorpe ,A group of young Muslims have donated gifts and essential items to vulnerable people and cleaned the streets of Scunthorpe in a bid to break stigma and bring people together.Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association…
On Wednesday 11th January 2023, terrorists forcefully entered a Mosque of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Burkina Faso, killing nine worshippers in an unprovoked and cold-blooded attack. Surely, to Allah we belong and to Him shall we return. Local Ahmadi Muslims were peacefully gathered for the evening prayers at their Mosque in Mehdi Abad, an Ahmadi-Muslim…
A PEACE event aimed at bringing the community together is to take place in Rosyth tomorrow (Saturday). The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Edinburgh and Fife will host the peace symposium in Rosyth Parish Church from 1.30-3pm. Youth leader Hashir Ahmed said anyone was welcome to join in. “The purpose of this event is to bring…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association, Lajna Imaillah, can be traced back to rural India 100 years ago.Muslim women living in and around Leamington have celebrated the centenary of their international association. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association, Lajna Imaillah, can be traced back to rural India 100 years ago and now has groups in 200 countries and…
MORE than 50 young Muslim worshippers started their new year by helping clean up Halesowen streets.A team of youngsters from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association, which is based at Baitul Ghafoor Mosque on Long Lane, were up at the crack of dawn litter picking at 8am on New Year’s Day (Sunday January 1). Hasan Jamal,…
Dozens of members of a youth association gathered together early on New Year’s Day to tidy the town’s streets. Equipped with bin bags, litter-picking sticks and high-vis jackets, 26 members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Hartlepool joined forces as part of a annual initiative “to serve Great Britain clean by keeping it clean”. Haris Chaudhary, the…
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