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Showing posts with label Newport. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Newport. Show all posts
Monday, 10 May 2021
Tuesday, 23 March 2021
Newport Vaccinations
Vaccination programme commences in Newport:
Make sure you spread the word. Over 60 please come for your first vaccine @jamia mosque in Pill, Newport pic.twitter.com/WqUv2YAR7J
— Muslim Doctors Cymru (@muslimdoccymru) March 23, 2021
Great start to the vaccination campaign today Jamia Mosque Newport Jamia And Al Noor Project
— Muslim Doctors Cymru (@muslimdoccymru) March 23, 2021
We have vaccinated Muslims and non Muslims and many homeless people that have struggled to access vaccination.
Anyone over 60 needing their first vaccine please come down! pic.twitter.com/bgry5C5dtK
Monday, 8 January 2018
Muslims in Wales
Jessica Walford, Wales Online, Abused and discriminated against yet thriving and proud: the life of Muslims in Wales "We found a community that is at once thriving and under-threat, both settled and unsure of its place, growing but vulnerable, integral to Welsh life but poorly understood and isolated." Good to see this article on an underrepresented subject. The following map is included in the article:
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Newport man can keep Islamic sign on home
Newport man can keep Islamic sign on home, South Wales Argus "Mahmood Ali won an appeal against a decision by Newport planners to refuse consent for a green Arabic sign that gives the declaration of the muslim faith on his Chepstow Road house."
Wednesday, 15 June 2011
'Newport Muslims launch anti-terror campaign'
South Wales Argus, Newport Muslims launch anti-terror campaign, 15 Jun 2011 "A coalition of Newport Muslim groups yesterday launched a grassroots campaign that spells out why terrorism and extremism are against the teaching of Islam."
Tuesday, 22 September 2009
Newport mosque plans
Wales Online, Violent protest fears over new mosque plan, 20 Sep 09 "Islamic Society of Gwent secretary Mubarak Ali said he was very concerned about the protest being arranged.
"He said: “I’ve seen how these protests have ended in other cities and I do not want that sort of violence in Newport. People living in Newport have been very supportive of the new mosque and it is people from outside of Wales trying to stir up the trouble.
"“Newport is a very multi-cultural place and has been for some years. These trouble-makers are not welcome here.”""
"He said: “I’ve seen how these protests have ended in other cities and I do not want that sort of violence in Newport. People living in Newport have been very supportive of the new mosque and it is people from outside of Wales trying to stir up the trouble.
"“Newport is a very multi-cultural place and has been for some years. These trouble-makers are not welcome here.”""
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