"This year again, hundreds of us are travelling to the Lake District from up and down the country for the Mercy for Mankind charity challenge."
Source/Credit: In Cumbria
By Gary West | August 15, 2017
Hundreds of young Muslims will be gathering in the Lake District for a charity run and walk event, boosting the economy, with hotels, restaurants and local attractions all set to benefit.
The largest Muslim youth organisation in Britain, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), is to hold its 'Mercy for Mankind' charity challenge on August 19 in Fitz Park, Keswick.
Children as young as five will be amongst the 700 Muslims who come from across the UK. The aim of the event is to practice the Islamic teachings of serving humanity by raising funds for charities, at the same time dispelling myths surrounding Islam by promoting its true peaceful values.
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