Former Windsor councillor & CMF Youth chair Hashim Bhatti selected to attend the One Young World Summit in London 2019.
Hashim
was chosen out of hundreds of applications to attend as a UK delegate at the
One Young World Summit which was held in London between 22-25th
October 2019.
The annual One Young
World Summit convenes the brightest young talent from every country and sector,
working to accelerate social impact. Delegates from 190+ countries are
counselled by influential political, business and humanitarian leaders such as
Justin Trudeau, Paul Polman and Meghan Markle, amongst many other global
figures.
Hashim
has previously been chosen as an UK Ambassador at the Commonwealth Youth Forum
which was held in 2018 on the side lines of the Heads of Government Meeting
(CHOGM).
CMF Youth Chair, Hashim Bhatti organises interfaith fringe reception at party conference in Manchester – Sunday 29th September
On
Sunday 29th September 2019, Hashim organised the first ever
interfaith reception which was co-hosted with the Conservative Christian
Fellowship in Manchester at Bridgewater Hall.
The aim of the reception
was to thank faith communities for their positive contribution to society as
well as acknowledging the social impact their work has on our local
communities, across the UK and globally
The theme for the
reception was religious freedom and unity.
Keynote
speakers included the following:
Shaun
Bailey – The London Mayoral Candidate 2020
Joy
Morrissey – Councillor in Ealing
Roberto
Weeden-Sanz – Councillor on Barnet Council
David
Walker, The Bishop of Manchester
Maqsood
Ahmed – CEO of the British Heritage Centre in Manchester
The
event followed the successful launch by Hashim of the first ever interfaith
reception held at party conference in Birmingham in 2018.
This week, CMF have been campaigning for Iain Duncan Smith (Chingford & Woodford Green), Jo Morrisey (Beaconsfield), Damian White (Dagenham and Rainham) and Connect Calling with Lord Michael Dobbs, Andrea Leadsom and Lord William Hague.
We also joined Sajid Javaid and Clllr Arnold Saunders visit Islamic Centre, campaign with James Daly (Bury North) and with Paul Bristow (Peterborough).
The Conservative Muslim Forum were delighted to pick up an award at The London Faith & Belief Community Awards 2019 held at the Royal Society of Medicine on 26 November 2019, in recognition of interfaith work and bringing communities together.
We extend our gratitude and thanks to our colleagues in the Conservative Party for their support.
Thank you to Suzy Webb, Faruk Miah MBE and Kam Ali for attending the award ceremony last night on behalf of the #CMF.
We condemn the terrorist attack and offer our condolences to the families of the two victims who sadly lost their lives and offer our prayers for the wellbeing of those unfortunate persons who have been injured.
We also pay tribute to the brave members of the public whose heroic
actions and bravery have saved many others lives.
We commend the Police and other agencies for their prompt actions in dealing with a very difficult situation.
It is written in the Holy Quran.
“Whoever kills a person
it is as thoughhe has killed all mankind. And whoever saves a
life, it is as though he had saved all mankind.”
We would like to state that what Usman Khan has perpetrated is totally
against Islamic beliefs and values.
It is imperative that all the communities stand together to condemn what
happened and we should join hands to combat acts of terrorism and
radicalisation.
The Conservative
Muslim Forum welcomes the Government’s proposals to strengthen our sentencing
laws so that terrorists and other serious offenders serve a full prison term
commensurate with the crime to keep our streets safe. We also call on the
government to re-visit the role of the probation service and have an active
system for rehabilitation of convicted offenders.
We would also
ask the government to review its ‘PREVENT’ strategy in line with our President,
Lord Sheikh’s proposals and speeches in the House of Lords.
We in the Conservative Muslim Forum are very keen to build peace and harmony within all the communities and will continue our interfaith work.
The membership
of the Conservative Muslim Forum is open to everyone in the country.
Thank you to everyone who attended last Thursday’s connect call evening. It was amazing to have so many members making calls, catching up with old friends and making new ones.
Join us every Thursday evening from 6:00pm and join hundreds of volunteers, who are already picking up the phone and calling to combat Corbyn.
Thursday evening is about getting as many callers as possible making calls across the UK on the same day! So, will you get involved?
Why is calling so useful? Not only are you directly engaging with voters about their local issues, but you are helping to build a relationship between them and the Party.
Join us, local activists, party members, MPs, family and friends, in making the calls that count!
Instagram @ConservativeCalling with the hashtag #Ring2Win
So are you free ? Then let’s #Ring2Win!
Kind regards,
Attic Rahman , Ash Zaman Co-Chairmen Conservative Muslim Forum 020 7984 8248
Executive Member of the Conservative Muslim Forum, Dr Haq
Nawaz joined friends to campaign for Paul Bristow, the Conservative Candidate
for Peterborough.
Paul is the Son of a local NHS nurse and an army officer who
was raised in Whittlesey and lives locally in the city centre.
Paul runs his own small business helping charities and
patients campaign for greater access to life changing therapies and
technologies within the NHS. He was previously Chairman of the Linford Christie
Trust, where he helped young athletes get the support they need. Paul works
with Brain Tumour Research and UK Sepsis Trust amongst other charities.
Paul supports the Prime Ministers deal on #Brexit whilst
Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour M.P. has voted to block BREXIT – the Labour Party
does not believe in Britain leaving the European Union. Their proposed Brexit
deal would be a choice between Remain-minus and Remain which they would put to
a second referendum causing more division and chaos.
That’s why we need Paul Bristow as someone who is going to
stand up for Britain, and not seek to keep us in the E.U. against the peoples
vote of 2016.
✅ Get Brexit Done.
✅ Unleash Britain’s
Potential.
Find our more about Paul’s plans here https://www.paulbristow.org.uk/myplan
You can also join Pauls campaign by contacting Peterborough Conservatives at mail@peterboroughconservatives.com or call 01733 343 190.
02/11/19: The Conservative Muslim Forum joined friends and colleagues to campaign for former Executive Member, Dr. Anwara Ali MBE who has been selected as the Conservatives candidate in the Harrow West Constituency.
Anwara is an NHS GP and at the forefront of delivering the excellent services we all expect from our NHS.
You can find out more about Anwara Ali by visiting her website www.dr-anwaraali-mbe.com
Under a majority Conservative Government there will be:
✔️ 50 million more appointments
in GP surgeries every year.
✔️ 6,000 more GPs.
✔️ 6,000 more nurses,
physiotherapists & pharmacists.
#VoteConservative
You can follow Dr Anwara Ali’s campaign @dranwaraali_mbe
If you would like to join her campaign, please contact her on 020 8866 9807 or dralibw@yahoo.co.uk
CMF Executive Member, Suzy Webb was honoured as a guest at the and Peace March at the Morden Ahmadiyya Mosque. This was an historic occasion as it was the first ever which has been launched from a Mosque in this Country. It was a lovely evening with representatives from Her Majesty’s Armed Forces, Chelsea Pensioners, local and national politicians, The Royal British Legion, and other invited guests.
It was very special when the stage was taken by all the children present. A full and moving ceremony was performed, including the Last Post. We heard personal stories from the descendants of the thousands of combatants from the India sub-continent who served with distinction alongside British troops.
Last year the Ahmadiyya Mosque raised half a million pounds for the Poppy Appeal and their youth section will be doing a peace march and collection for this year. One of their more senior members personally collected £39,000 last year. ‘Love for all and hate for none’ is the Ahmadiyya motto. They really do set a wonderful example of community engagement and harmony.
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