Zafar Ahmad of Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, receiving award from Prime Minister David Cameron
Source: Your Local Guardian
By Tom Gillespie, Reporter, 18th March 2014
A public-spirited schoolboy has been declared a ‘Flood Hero’ by the ITV morning show Daybreak.
Zafar Ahmad, 16, rushed to the aid of flood-hit victims in Staines and Chertsey after persistent rain saw the Thames burst its banks.
He spent four days helping the Army and local residents fill sandbags, before loading them onto trucks to be distributed in the area.
The Saint Cecilia’s secondary school pupil also gave out information leaflets to people affected.
Zafar, who lives in Southfields, gave up his half-term holiday in February to muck in with the relief effort.
He is also set to meet with the prime minister later in the year.
Flood volunteers with David Cameron
Categories: Ahmadiyyat: True Islam, Europe and Australia, Humanity First
Great job done by Zafar, to help humanity is the teaching of Islam Ahmadiyyat. In todays buisy world very few has time to serve humanity and in that few one is Zafar. Allah Bless you & your family.