Source/Credit: Oldham Evening Chronicle
By Iram Ramzan | July 17, 2017
While most people are running inside for cover on a rainy day, Laiq Khan and his team are out in the community.
Whether it is cleaning the streets on a cold and wet New Year's Day in Oldham town centre, or braving the mud to help plant 1,000 trees at Snipe Clough in Oldham, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association's North-West branch are always out on the streets of Oldham doing their bit in their neighbourhood.
Their other activities have included donating Christmas presents to children in hospital and having blood donation drives.
There are currently thought to be as many as 20 million Ahmadi Muslims - with the largest number in Pakistan.
While some of them were born and brought up here, others are now living safely and comfortably after fleeing persecution in their native Pakistan.
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