The Ahmadiyya Muslim community in South London and Surrey came out in force recently to help support homeless people through the festive period amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. On the afternoons of December 28 and 29, volunteers from the community’s youth association (AMYA) braved the cold and dark helped deliver a dozens of food parcels…
A Muslim youth group based in Milton Keynes was out on New Year’s Day weekend handing out free gifts to elderly people in care homes. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) group said it was looking to combat loneliness and carry out their Islamic duties at the start of this year. Residents of Kents Hill…
Young members along with their parents of the Nasir Mosque, in Brougham Terrace, started New Year’s Day by tidying up the town’s streets following the festive period. It has been the practice over the last few years for the Muslim Youth of Hartlepool to begin the New Year with congregational prayers and doing community work…
Muslim community volunteers have came to the aid of truckers in Kent over Christmas. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community Waltham Forest was able to deliver 2,000 food and drink items to lorry drivers stuck at Manston and surrounding areas throughout the long weekend. Adeel Ahsan, local president of the Baitul Ahad mosque in Erskine road, had…
With the constantly rising loneliness problem facing the UK, youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have spent Christmas Day morning distributing free gift hampers to the elderly in Milton Keynes. More than 100 elderly were visited including some in care homes. All gifts were generously sourced, packed and delivered by AMYA.”Young Ahmadi Muslims…
More faith groups and community volunteers have come to the aid of truckers in Kent this Christmas. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community was able to deliver 2,000 food and drink items to lorry drivers stuck at Manston yesterday. Safeer Khan, Imam of Nasir mosque on Richmond Road, Gillingham, had been busy preparing the group’s healthy eating campaign when he learnt of…
Various individuals and organisations have volunteered to help the stranded drivers by providing them with food and drink. Mubashir Ahmad Siddiqi (60) and his two 20-year-old sons Qasim and Hamza, from Barking in east London, spent six hours helping to prepare 1,000 portions of chicken biryani on Friday for those stuck in Kent. Ten of…
Young people from the Muslim community in Huddersfield spread some festive joy to those who needed it most today. Volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) Huddersfield delivered food hampers to the elderly who are shielding, as well as giving meals and presents on Christmas Day in partnership with Community Church Huddersfield. Sikander Mahmood, the regional…
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Slough donated meal starter packs in the run up to Christmas to help those in need. The starter packs fall under the National Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Cheap & Easy Cooking campaign that aims to provide ready to cook meals in pre- packed boxes with recipe books. The meals were handed to Slough…
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