“We share the Prime Minister David Cameron's concern about how events in Syria and Iraq can have a potential impact on the UK. "Extremism - whether it is based on religion, race or any other factor - is a threat to us all.”
Source/Credit: Halesowen News
By Halesowen News | June 28, 2014
YOUNG Halesowen Muslims will be taking part in a mass anti-extremist three-day rally in Surrey to pledge loyalty to Queen and country.
Members of the Ahmadiyya Youth Association, based at the Long Lane mosque, will join thousands of other young Muslims from July 20 to July 22 to promote Isam’s message of peace.
After re-affirming their loyalty to Britain, members will take part in an Islam awareness bus campaign across the southwest of England.
Rafiq Hayat, President of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association UK said: "We are deeply troubled by the violence and terrorism that is based on a highly toxic extremist ideology that uses religion to further a fascist agenda.
“We share the Prime Minister David Cameron's concern about how events in Syria and Iraq can have a potential impact on the UK.
"Extremism - whether it is based on religion, race or any other factor - is a threat to us all.”
He added: “Let us counter intolerance with education to counter extremism and extremists everywhere."
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