AMYA members will begin the day with prayers for the nation, before picking up hundreds of bin bags, brushes and high-visibility jackets provided by local councils.
Source/Credit: Belfast telegraph
By News Desk | December 31 2017
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association event is part of a wider charitable initiative.
Hundreds of young Ahmadiyya Muslims across the UK will kick off the new year with a “nationwide street-cleaning day”.
Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will spend New Year’s Day sweeping streets in various cities to help tackle the almost “£1 billion public cost” of littering.
The youth organisation, which will tidy up parts of London, Glasgow, Cardiff, Birmingham, Manchester and Newcastle, says it is part of “our religious and civic duty”, and is calling on communities across the country to join in.
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