The Ahmadiyya MuslimCommunity Scotland hasserved up more than 500meals CHICKEN biryani and fresh fruit have been dished up at shelters as Scotland’s Ahmadi Muslims target help to the homeless. The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Scotland has served up more than 500 meals for those using shelters in Glasgow alone. Volunteers have delivered further packages to facilities…
A second delivery of food in a week to Slough hospital staff and the creation of 400 hand stitched protection masks for the public – that is the proud achievement of the town’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The 470 non-perishable food items were delivered to staff at Wexham Park Hospital yesterday as part of the second Slough Ahmadiyya Big Iftar Donation…
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) have catered for the staff of Meadow Court Residential Home in Huddersfield, who have been described as ‘angels’ – after agreeing to live on site to help shield residents from coronavirus. 16 staff members and four directors at the residential home are living on the premises in caravans for…
Slough’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community donated 340 non-perishable food items to NHS staff at Wexham Park Hospital on Tuesday. Members from the community delivered the goods, which were gratefully received by Nicola Monk, volunteer services deputy manager at the hospital. Atiq Ahmad Bhatti, president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Slough said it was a way of saying thank you to…
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Croydon’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community showed their support for some of the borough’s frontline key workers recently with a donation of food. Officers at Croydon Met Police took to Twitter to express their thanks on Wednesday (May 6), after revealing they were on the receiving end of dozens of freshly cooked meals courtesy of attendees of…
Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) in Milton Keynes have donated 2000 face masks to nurses, care homes, charity organisations, volunteers of food banks and key workers in the local community. The AMYA has at least 30 volunteers currently deployed and working to help vulnerable people in the city. They provide a range of services; shopping for…
by LAUREN CODLING FAITH leaders have spoken of engaging with members of the community to halt the spread of Covid-19 during Ramadan, with the country in lockdown. Government guidelines have seen places of worship across the country close in recent weeks, in light of the pandemic. For Muslims, this means mosques being shut during Ramadan….
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