Members of the Spen Valley Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association spent their New Years Day cleaning up our local area. Nationally, 15,000 young people dedicated their time, making our streets sparkle as a gesture of goodwill. The group said a special pre-dawn prayer, before donning their high-vis jackets and giving the streets of Batley and Dewsbury…
By Richard Millard, Leader of East Hampshire District Council In 2020 I hope we can bring together those who have been forced apart. I have read that the nation has never felt more divided. If this is true, how do we heal the rifts? Here in East Hampshire we may not be in a position…
Members of a Muslim group have been praised after helping to clear the streets of Doncaster following the town’s New Year’s Eve celebrations. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association were up at the crack of dawn on New Year’s Day to help clean up the streets of the town centre following New Year’s Eve celebrations….
Young members of Hartlepool’s Nasir mosque began the New Year by cleaning up the nearby community. The early morning event on New Year’s Day was part of a national community clean up campaign where the members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community throughout the UK do similar clean ups across the country. They collected several bagfuls…
MEMBERS of Keighley’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) took to the streets on New Year’s Day to carry out a clean-up. Following a special prayer session, the team donned high-visibility jackets to pick-up litter across the town centre. The initiative was part of a UK-wide Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association winter campaign. It has also seen…
Young members of a Muslim youth group spent Christmas Day and the New Year helping out in the community in Milton Keynes. The crew from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) provided a taxi service to ferry elderly people to a special party at MK Dons Double Tree by Hilton Hotel on Christmas Day. They…
While some revellers stumbled home from a night out, more than 1,500 members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) took to streets across the UK to pick up the mess. Read original article HERE.
Many New Year’s revellers across Surrey were likely feeling a little worse for wear on Wednesday (January 1). The same cannot be said for the region’s industrious Ahmadiyya Muslim community, however. During the bank holiday, Ahmadiyya volunteers of all ages helped sweep the streets of towns throughout North and East Surrey clean after the night’s…
Members of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Youth Association clean the town centre Members of the Ahmaddiya Muslim Youth Association were up at dawn on New Year’s Day to help clean up Wimbledon town centre after the festive revelry. More than 50 volunteers (pictured above) from the local area cleaned up the area around Wimbledon Station, Centre…
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