The community of Tooting in South-West London came together yesterday evening to show solidarity with the people of Manchester after Monday night’s terror attack, in a vigil organised by the local Ahmadiyya Muslim Association. Mr Ahmed was joined in proceedings by the newly-elected Mayor of Wandsworth, Jim Maddan, along with Wandsworth’s three Members Of Parliament, Dr Rosena Allin-Khan (Tooting), Jane …
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UK imams vow to promote ‘true Islam’ to stop radicalisation and Islamophobia
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Sheffield’s Muslim community leaders condemn ‘barbaric terror attack’ and call for unity
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Ahmadiyya Muslim Association to hold vigil at Tooting Broadway Station this evening to ‘stand together’ with Manchester
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Tooting is holding a vigil today to ‘stand together’ with Manchester following the terrorist attack on Monday. A suicide bomber killed 22 people, including children, and wounded 59 at a pop concert by US singer Ariana Grande in Manchester Arena. President of Ahmadiyya Tooting Shakeel Ahmed said: “Islam means peace and we promote peace and condemn …