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: …
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The big blood donating drive
A nationwide campaign aims to raise at least 500 units of blood which can save 1500 lives. 5000 members of AMYA, based at Al-Mahdi Mosque have been encouraged to sign up to NHS Give Blood and book an appointment. Organiser Sultan Khan said: “Islam teaches that to take one life is akin to killing all mankind and to save one …
Review of Religions: Meet the 115 year old publication finding new resonance today
The Review of Religions is an intriguing special interest publication. With a primary focus on Islam and the supporting thrust of exploring various other religions from across the world, it caters to both academic and consumer audiences. Here, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, Amer Safir, talks us through the publication’s content, audiences, and the unique way in which the platform is funded. …
A minute’s silence for Finsbury
town and borough councillors gathered at Haslemere’s War Memorial on Monday to observe a minute’s silence for victims of the Finsbury Park terror attack. One man was killed and 10 were injured when a van drove into worshippers close to a mosque in north London. Surrey Police pledge their support for Muslims across the county following the attack and Surrey …
Victims of London and Manchester remembered at peace vigil
Crowds gathered to pay their respects to the victims of the terror attacks in London and Manchester last Friday. Organisations attending the vigil on The Green in Burnham included the British army and the First Battalion Coldstream Guards. Representatives from Burnham Park Academy, the parish council and St Peter’s Church in the village also gathered. It was organised by president …
Mayor of Elmbridge joins Ahmadiyya Muslims Elders Association in Solidarity
Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association UK’s Putney chapter organised a vigil in Claygate, Mr Raffi Bhatti, National Vice President of AMEA UK and Mr Mahmood Ahmad, Regional Head of AMEA UK London Region welcomed Councillor Rachael Lake the Mayor of Elmbridge Borough Council and Mark Sugden Chairperson of Parish Council of Claygate. Members of Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association along with their …