A large number of Muslim men, women and children from Bristol, Gloucester, Somerset, Wilshire, Devon and Cornwall will be attending the Jalsa Salana – the purpose of the three-day international gathering is to promote Islam and challenge misinterpretations of the world’s second largest religion by showing what true Islam stands for. Here’s the press release about a massive event we don’t …
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South West Muslims to attend Jalsa Salana to celebrate love, community and the true meaning of Islam
Muslims gather to renounce violence
His Holiness Mirza Masroor Ahmad BRITAIN’S biggest annual Islamic gathering takes place this weekend at East Worldham, near Alton, when 35,000 Muslims will renew a century-old pledge to renounce violence. With the recent terror attacks in London and Manchester still fresh in their minds, a wordwide community of Muslims is taking a stand. Tens of thousands of Ahmadiyya Muslims will …
Extremism explored with graffiti art in Slough school
A school is trying to tackle extremism using Banksy-inspired artwork. Burnham Park Academy in Slough partnered with the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association to create the project. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-berkshire-40021099/extremism-explored-with-graffiti-art-in-slough-school
Muslims prepare for Jalsa
Around 35,000 members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK, and visitors from more than 90 countries, are preparing to converge on Oaklands Farm near East Worldham for their annual Jalsa Salana convention, which runs from July 28-30. The community was founded in 1889 by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, of Qadian in India, and Jalsa is an international gathering to increase …
Giving blood to save precious lives
YOUNG Muslims from Oldham are on a mission to donate blood as part of a nationwide drive to save lives. Members of Oldham’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) turned out to give blood at Manchester Norfolk House Blood Donor Centre in the city centre. Their efforts form part of a campaign by Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association UK, which has encouraged …
Muslims’ park litter pick
YOUNG Muslims took part in a morning clean-up which transformed the appearance of Werneth Park. Oldham members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Manchester (AMYM) made the park, which borders Manchester Road and Frederick Street, litter free, “beautiful and bright.” The local environment service supported the event by collecting and filling bin bags. Youth leader for AMYM North branch, Laiq Khan, said: …