Walsall

Minhaj ul Quran Walsall was twinned with the Methodist circuit two years ago. Since then their interfaith work has been going from strength to strength.  As a result, workers from Walsall were invited to Lambeth Palace along with workers from the Methodist church.

On 31st January 2019 Minhaj Sisters were invited to St. Paul's Church Walsall as a recognition of our interfaith work . This meeting was to meet Faith minister Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth. A new initiative called Walsall For All was set up to bring communities together.

Minhaj Sister's Walsall hold a study circle every Saturdays, for children aged 6-13 years. The aim of these study circles is to build children's confidence and to encourage them to reconnect to Allah and the Prophet  (PBUH), through basic and fun learning.

Sunday 3rd march was Visit my Mosque day and Walsall MQI was visited by Michaela Youngson and Rachel Parkinson from the Methodist Church along with other Methodist members.

On the 23rd January Minhaj Sister took part in a feeding the homeless event at Walsall community kitchen. As part of Minhaj ul Quran inter faith work Minhaj Sisters have been going into the local communities to help wherever needed. 

Minhaj-ul-Quran International (Walsall) & Methodist churches from Pleck & Bentley organised a ‘get-together’ event at Aboretum Park on Wednesday 16^th August 2017. The members of the local community participated along with people of both faiths.