More than 400 worshippers and special guests were at the grand opening of the Mosque in 2012. It is a place of worship for the minority Ahmadiyya Islamic Community.
Source/Credit: Get West London
By Hannah Raven | August 6, 2014
A Hillingdon mosque is inviting the community to learn more about Muslim celebrations and traditions.
Mansur Ahmed, Imam of the Baitul Aman Mosque in Royal Lane, Hillingdon, is hosting a neighbourhood party to mark the end of the month of Ramadan and the celebration of Eid.
Mr Ahmed, who is a member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association, says he wants to 'share the happiness' with his neighbours.
The programme includes a tour of the Mosque, exhibitions and a short talk by Mayor of Hillingdon, Catherine Dann.
More than 400 worshippers and special guests were at the grand opening of the Mosque in 2012. It is a place of worship for the minority Ahmadiyya Islamic Community.
There are about 600 Ahmadi muslims in the west London area. Ahmadis have a slightly different belief system to orthodox muslims, and as such suffer persecution in some parts of the world
The free event is on August 10 from 3:30pm to 5:30pm at the Mosque in Royal Lane (opposite number 128), UB8 3QU.
Refreshments will be provided and parking is available.
Confirm your interest in attending by emailing: mansur.amj@gmail.com .
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