A vigil was also held on the recent attack in Stockholm, Sweden and a £100 cheque was given to a charity organisation who help vulnerable refugees in England.
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By Staff Report | April 9, 2017
The Huddersfield branch of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association held a Holy Qur’an exhibition in Huddersfield Town Hall on the 8th of April 2017.
The purpose of holding the event was to show what the Holy Qur’an says on certain matters, such as the importance of interfaith work, Sharia and how the recent attacks in Westminster and Stockholm are completely against the teachings of the Holy Qur’an.
Over 45 translations of the Holy Qur’an were on display for the public with pop-up banners showing selected verses of the Holy Qur’an. The opening session of the event was attended by Chief Executive of Kirklees Council Jacqui Gedman, Chief Superintendent Steve Cotter, Deputy Mayor Christine Iredale, Deputy Lieutenant Major S. M. Hardy, Reverend Leslie Pinfield, representation from West Yorkshire Fire Service, Sikh community. Over 90 members of the public visited the exhibition throughout the day.
A vigil was also held on the recent attack in Stockholm, Sweden and a £100 cheque was given to a charity organisation who help vulnerable refugees in England.
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With file from Fatihulhaq, President of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Huddersfield, Mobile No:07547870197
-- UK: Ahmadiyya Muslim Hold Anti-Terrorism Vigil, Organize Qur’an Exhibition at Huddersfield Town Hall
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