“This is the moral obligation, this is the religious duty that Muslims have on them, and our community does it a lot whenever they have the time or whenever they can volunteer.”
Source/Credit: Meridian Booster
By Jessica Dempsey | October 19, 2017
Back in 2015 the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at Lloydminster took part in the “Adopt-A-Highway” program, and have since continued with their work.
On Oct. 5 there were 11 participants who went out to their section of the road to clean up for two hours.
The group is responsible for approximately 3.2 kilometers along Highway 16, starting at Range Road 13 west of Lloydminster to Range Road 15.
“This is part of our belief, this is part of our religion. It is our religious duty to do so, that is why we signed up for ‘Adopt-A-Highway,’” explained Mansoor Azeem, Iman, and missionary.
However, it’s not just in Alberta that the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at community is taking care of highways, it’s all over Canada.
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