London: Beautiful and memorable nasheed nights were organised in London, Birmingham and Manchester under the auspices of the renowned charity organisation Aghosh UK.
The aim was to raise a significant amount of money to support orphaned children in Gaza and Pakistan. On this occasion, renowned Nasheed artist Mesut Kurtis, who had come from Turkey, and British Yemeni Muad, presented a magnificent display of their art, entertaining the audience, both men and women, and especially children.
The first program in this regard was held at the Royal Regency Hall in London. The second program was held at the Royal Shalimar, Birmingham. The third and final program was held at the Stoller Hall in Manchester. These programs provided positive recreational activities as well as opportunities to collect funds for basic necessities and facilities for orphaned boys and girls in Pakistan and Gaza.
Participants paid tribute to Aghosh UK for successfully organising nasheed nights. These programs were moderated by renowned fundraiser Habib Malik. While the Chairman of Aghosh UK, Dr. Adeel Riaz, Chief Executive Officer Abid Mahmood Khawaja, Director of London and North Zoon, Sajid Ramzan, and others explained the purpose and objectives of the programs and conveyed the meaningful message of Aghosh to the public. During the programs, awareness was also spread about the projects of Aghosh UK and Al-Khidmat Foundation Pakistan through video documentaries.
Report by S M Irfan Tahir Photojournalist / Member National Union of Journalists (NUJ) Great Britain.
