Worshippers at a mosque in Upton Park hope to raise £35,000 for this year’s Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal. A total of 25 volunteers from Baitul Ahad Mosque, which forms part of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community association, will collect for the charity. Poppy appeal organiser, Mubashir Siddiqi, said: “It’s a noble task to raise funds for…
Recruitment Drive for HGV Pilot Scheme Gets into Gear The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK is stepping up to support the nation in response to national the shortage of HGV drivers. A new pilot scheme is being launched to attract new recruits and more than 500 people have already signed up to attend the HGV introduction…
An association of Ahmadiyya Muslim elders signed the Armed Forces Covenant and recognized the centenary of the Royal British Legion at an event in Morden this weekend. On Sunday (September 19), members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association (AMEA) and the Charity Walk for Peace they helped set up came together at Morden Mosque to…
Promoting peace and understanding was a walk in the park for a Muslim community association. Just under 100 people from different faiths and backgrounds took part in the Walk for Peace held in Hartlepool’s Ward Jackson Park on Sunday morning. It was organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association with the aim of bringing people…
Muslims from across Fife belonging to the Ahmadiyya Muslim community have taken a safety-first approach towards their annual convention. Their annual Jalsa Salana – the formal annual gathering of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community – which normally attracts 35,000 people over three days, was dramatically scaled down this year to just 4000 capacity. But it was…
Undoubtedly, this year’s Jalsa Salana was a unique yet exhilarating experience, to say the least. While there may have been some sceptical opinions forming on how Jalsa Salana would be conducted in the midst of a global pandemic, the auspicious guidance from our Caliph, the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, His Holiness Mirza…
Followers watched proceedings via a video link at their Royal Lane mosque MUSLIMS from the Ahmadiyya community gathered for their annual Jalsa Salana convention last weekend. In Hillingdon, followers from the Baitul Am mosque in Royal Lane watched proceedings by video link. Spokesman Naeeem Ud Din said: “In addition to the main Jalsa, every town…
Written by Adeel Shah Muslims from Kent made their way to the UK’s longest running Islamic conference for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Ahmadi Muslims gathered on the 200-acre Oakland Farm in Hampshire for three days of worship at the event known as the ‘Jalsa Salana’. Prior to last year’s global…
DESPITE the lifting of pandemic restrictions on gatherings, Muslims from across Britain belonging to the Ahmadiyya Muslim community have taken a safety-first approach towards their annual convention. Their annual Jalsa Salana, which normally attracts 35,000 people over three days to the convention site at East Worldham near Alton, was dramatically scaled down this year to…
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