Terrorists are doing irreparable damage to the name of Islam by committing “some of the worst possible atrocities”, according to a Muslim leader in Sheffield. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in the city are attempting to repair the damage done by terrorists by emphasising their religion’s peaceful side and by highlighting the “life and character of the Holy Prophet Muhammad.” …
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Keighley Ahmadiyya Muslim group promotes message of peaceful coexistence at Keighley Library
A MUSLIM community group is holding an exhibition and giving away free books in Keighley Library.The Keighley Ahmadiyya Muslim Elders Association is staging its latest annual exhibition in the library to counter the inflammatory actions of extremists. The initiative includes an information display and a pair of books on offer free of charge to the public.One of the books is …
Peace symposium held at Hanworth Park Mosque
Mayor of Hounslow Corinna Smart speaks at peace symposium held at Baitul Whaid Mosque in Hanworth A message of peace saw people from all religious walks of life attend a gathering at the Ahmadiyya Mosque in Hanworth. More than 75 people from Muslim, Sikh and Christian communities in Hounslow came together to learn about the life of Prophet Muhammad at the …
Step towards interfaith harmony between Sikhs and Muslims in Hounslow
Women and children from Ahmadiyya Muslim Community learn about Sikhism during Gurdwara visit. A profound step towards creating interfaith harmony between Muslims and Sikhs has taken place in Hounslow. About 30 women and children from the borough’s Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Baitul Wahid Mosque, in Raleigh Way, Hanworth, were welcomed to Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha on Alice Way, Hounslow, on January 31.They …
Religious leaders come together to boost community cohesion following Charlie Hebdo attacks in Paris
Local dignitaries join in the Ahmmadiyya Muslim Association Religious Founders day at Baitul Tauhid Mosque. Kiran Bali addresses the audience. Religious leaders came together on Saturday to help tackle prejudice and discrimination.Head of local religious groups from the Hindu, Christian, Sikh and Islamic communities met at the Baitul Tauhid Mosque in Fartown to discuss what could be done to foster …
Dundee Islamic leader wants city’s mosques to be ‘beacons of peace’
A leader in Dundee’s Islamic community has said more must be done to stop “messages of hate” radicalising young Muslims in the city. The president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Dundee, Muhammad Ahmad, said the government is “right to be worried about extremism”, but added that there is “absolutely no radicalisation in our mosques.” Mr Ahmad was responding …