East Worldham parish clerk Robin Twining praised the “fantastic logistical operation” and said that the Ahmadis had worked hard to improve access and traffic flow on the B3004.
Source/Credit: Alton Herald
By Fernham Herald | August 7, 2017
A FARM in the heart of the East Hampshire countryside shrugged off its working mantle for 28 days to make way for Britain’s biggest annual Islamic gathering.
Some 38,000 Muslims from over the world travelled to Hadeeqatul Mahdi, otherwise known as the 210 acres of Oaklands Farm, on the B3004 at East Worldham near Alton – to attend the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s three-day Jalsa Salana.
With the recent terror attacks in London and Manchester still fresh in their minds, they were there from July 28 to reaffirm that “peace, brotherhood and loyalty to one’s country” are the essence of their faith, and to renew their pledge to renounce violence.
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