UK: Croydon Ahmadiyya Muslims Elders Ansarullah Organise Eid Street Party

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Eid Street Party in  Croydon - over 100 guests attended as well as a Journalist from Croydon Citizen, Croydon Guardian, a radio presenter from Croydon radio, a police officer, a housing officer and many from the community.

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By Adeel Shah | July 26, 2015

A street party was organised by the local Ahmadiyya Muslims in Croydon to celebrate Eidul Fitr and to introduce Ahmadiyya, the true Islam to the local community.

Over 100 people attended the gathering on Sunday, 26th July, and expressed their appreciation for the Ahmadi Muslims and said they were pleased that the Ahmadiyya community was taking practical initiatives to promote peace and cohesion within the community.

The neighbours and friends who attended the party were served luncheon and they enjoyed a day meeting other neighbours as well as learning new things about Islam.

The Street Party program was organized by the London South Region's Majlis Ansarullah, an auxiliary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community.

The auxiliary organized similar programs at 15 different locations.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has shown through their perseverance of obtaining peace, with their motto of ‘Love For All Hatred For None’, their loyalty to the citizens of Great Britain, regardless of creed or colour, and that they are here to stay.

They have shown an unwavering sense of love, continuously giving without ever asking for anything in return, aside from acceptance and that those around them try to understand them, with open minds and hearts.

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