Water innovations in the Muslim world: past glories and future outlook
by Rizwan Nawaz Tags: al-Jazari – Cordoba – Dr. Rizwan Nawaz – Pumps – Technology – From the eighth century onwards, Muslim societies extending from Cordoba in Spain to […]
Hartlepool Muslim community condemns ‘barbaric and inhumane’ London Bridge terror attack
A Hartlepool Muslim community has condemned the London Bridge terror attack and expressed its deepest sympathies to the victims and their families. By Ross Robertson Monday, 2nd December 2019 Jack […]
Social media responsibility & Labayk
Social media use is growing globally year on year. Currently, over 3.5 billion people (or over 45% of the world’s population) are active social media users. This has created a […]
The significance of Turkey’s deal with Libya
YAHYA BOSTAN @yahyabostan Published 01.12.2019 Much is happening in the international arena. There are simultaneous, independent developments underway. Some days we talk about Donald Trump’s impeachment. Other times we find […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association joined forces with MK Rotary club & Dons SET to plant 4,000 bulbs at Milton Keynes
Source: miltonkeynes.co.uk A group of young Muslims from MK helped to plant more than 4,000 crocus bulbs outside Stadium:MK. Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) joined forces with MK Rotary club and MK Dons SET to plant the bulbs, which will all sport purple flowers, as a symbol […]
A Muslim’s response to blasphemous acts
29th November, 2019 alhakam.org Islamophobia and religious intolerance has been on the rise for some time now. The proliferation of hateful acts against Muslims in the West is quite shocking because it is the very Western nations that stand out for their high moral and ethical standards. These countries […]
MI: Ahmadiyya Muslim Community joins hand to help flood victims in Majuro
Source: rnz.co.nz Over 200 evacuate as ocean swells flood Majuro Atoll By Giff Johnson About 200 people evacuated their homes in the capital of the Marshall Islands on Wednesday after big waves caused ocean inundation around the low-lying atoll. The waves combined with an otherwise unremarkable high tide on Wednesday, […]
Abundant Minor Refugees Get love of Humanity First Germany
By Zubair Khan Last month 28th of November was a joyful day specially for abundant minor refugees in Bosnian city of Bihac. Humanity First Germany in cooperation of HF and Ahmadiyya Bosnia delivered winter clothing to 347 needy people. Package included winter jacket, gloves, woolen legging and woolen full sleeve […]
Human Rights breaches in Haiti, Algeria and Cuba
Human Rights breaches in Haiti, Algeria and Cuba Press Releases Plenary session AFET DROI 28-11-2019 – 11:51 Haiti must stop violently repressing protesters Algeria must end harassment and intimidation of […]
Humanity First took lead to reach in Earthquake Affected Albanian Village
By Zubair Khalil Khan On 26.11.2019 three hours 53 minutes of early morning passed as usual. However at 03.54 an earthquake of 6.4 magnitude shook the second largest city Dorres of Albania. It has over 113 thousand population. Until latest news 49 died and hundreds injured. Search for buried and […]
Opinion Denmark: Denmark’s ‘anti-ghetto’ laws are a betrayal of our tolerant values
Editor’s Note: This article is from last year, we are bringing it now for you to understand the previous article better. Michala Bendixen From a niqab clampdown to circumcision […]
Brain-dead at 70? NATO set to ask ‘wise persons’ for help
Nov 27, 2019 – swissinfo.ch By Robin Emmott BRUSSELS (Reuters) – NATO is expected to ask a group of “wise persons” to help reform the alliance after U.S. President Donald […]
Delegates fail to agree agenda for Syria constitution talks
Nov 29, 2019 – swissinfo.ch The second week-long round of talks in Geneva on Syria’s constitution ended on Friday with the Syrian government and opposition co-chairs unable to reach consensus […]
Political history: Switzerland’s controversial minaret ban, ten years on
Source: Swiss Info By Abdelhafidh Abdeleli A decade ago, a majority of Swiss voters backed a people’s initiative banning the building of minarets in the country. What has changed since? […]
A second Brexit referendum? Swiss lessons on repeating votes
By Domhnall O’Sullivan Nov 29, 2019 – swissinfo.ch Three years after voting to leave the European Union, the United Kingdom is still polarised over Brexit. Would a second referendum heal […]
“Why I think every Londoner should visit their local mosque”, Sian Elvin
“A religion which teaches respect for parents and fulfilling the rights of one’s neighbours, a religion which teaches ‘there is no compulsion in religion’ and thus enshrines freedom of belief in its core, how can anyone say such a religion is at odds with Western culture? Source: mylondon.news Islamophobia Awareness […]
Australia: Ahmadiyya Muslims open hearts & mosque to fire-affected communities
Source: jimboombatimes.com.au THE Ahmadiyya Muslim community have opened their hearts and Stockleigh mosque to people affected by the south-east Queensland bushfires. Queensland Fire and Emergency Services have lifted the state of emergency declaration in Logan but active fires continue to burn in the Scenic Rim. Meanwhile, Ahmadiyya Muslim Association community […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Association West midlands help collect funds for Royal Star & Garter Charity
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Wolverhampton The Royal Star & Garter charity provides loving, compassionate care to veterans and their partners living with disability or dementia. Ahmadiyya Muslim Association West midlands, with regional Qaid sahib taking lead on the 24th of November, 2019, organised a cohort of young and […]
UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Wolverhampton reaches out to locals
Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Wolverhampton Leafleting, this is a sub department within the Tabligh department; Dr Abdul Hakeem sahib helps covers the rota, as well as, taking part in countless hours of leaflet distribution. This month, Hakeem sahib initiated the “triple-ing” project which is leafletting from morning till evenings, […]
UK: Members from Jamaat-e-Ahmadiyya Wolverhampton visit Bishops Wood Village – A Report
By Dr Abdul Salam, External Affair Wolverhampton On the 24th of November, 2019, members from Wolverhampton Jamat sacrificed their sleep and Sunday to go where not many Jamat members have been, in order to build bridges and uniting faith groups. Bishops wood village is an extremely small and remote village; […]