Africa: Royal Couple Emotionally Appeal For Starving Children

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge today issued a worldwide appeal on behalf of 13 million victims of the African famine - their first joint humanitarian mission.

The royal couple will fly to Denmark next Wednesday to visit Unicef's emergency food distribution centre and will join the crown prince and crown princess of Denmark in publicising the relief effort. The trip has been arranged at short notice during a gap in William's helicopter search and rescue duties.

Religion: Inspired Muslim Youth Defend Their Faith In The Media

“Now in the fifth Ahmadiyya Khilafat, the force of envy an opposition is intense. Defenceless Ahmadis were cruelly attacked and their blood spilled in a manner that appeared to have been done by creatures worse than animals, let alone humans.

In addition, by posing as sympathetic to the Community, in some places internal efforts have been made to create discord. However, in accordance with God’s promise, the Khilafat that is divinely supported, has been contending with it. In fact it is God who is contending with it.

London: Ahmadi Muslim Youth To Be In London's Subway For Poppy Drive

London - Around 100 young Muslims will be in London's Underground subway stations Saturday and Monday to raise funds for the Poppy Appeal.

More than 100 young volunteers from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association will be working to help the The Royal British Legion as they take to the 40 Zone 1 train and tube stations in London this weekend. The group is hoping to collect more than the GBP20,000 they collected last year.

UK: British Ahmadi Muslims Go Underground For Poppy Appeal

100 volunteers at 40 Zone 1 train and tube stations, aiming to raise £20,000

LONDON, /PRNewswire/ --Young Muslims are planning to turn up at London's rail and underground stations in force - to collect money for the Poppy Appeal.

Members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association will again be helping The Royal British Legion as a mark of good citizenship and a testament to the Islamic edict of demonstrating loyalty to your country.

Guatemala: Humanity First Volunteer Insight - Juan Nunez

It’s good to be back in Guatemala. Day two is over and I can say it felt like a great success. There were some tough cases but no major problems during any of the surgeries, and this is always good news in any operating room. I really feel a big difference in my surgical skills compared to last year’s trip.