Ahmadiyya Muslim Student Associations or AMSAs, are student societies established in certain British universities with the following aims:
1. To hold events that allow students who are not Ahmadi Muslims to understand Islam as understood by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community – as a peaceful spiritual path that allows a human being to ascend towards internal and external peacefulness and a real relationship with God
2. To encourage and partake in inter-faith dialogue.
3. To cater for Ahmadi Muslims in the university.
Currently there are three British universities where AMSAs have been established, they are:
University College London, University of London
Queen Mary, University of London
Imperial College London
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Please note that the views expressed in any of the webpages of this blog are not the official view of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association or AMSA, but are personal views expressed by the members that run this blog.
I’m student of Mathematics department of Jahangirnagar University of Bangladesh. There is no AMSA in our university now it’s a bit difficult for me to establish such organization. Would you please tell me how I can be a member of other AMSA (is it possible or not?)
Salaam,
The individual AMSA’s belong to individual universities, so it will not be possible to join them from an external university such as yours. Having said that more and more of the UK AMSA activities are being recorded and put on the web, so insha’Allah you can view and be part of their efforts that way.
Generally however, we would encourage students to set up AMSAs in their own universities if at all possible. You can follow other amsa activites on their facebook pages though:
http://www.facebook.com/imperialcollege.amsa
http://www.facebook.com/UCLU.AMSA
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100003623738902
Jzk
yes you are rite