Madīnat al-Zahrā
On Friday 28th June 2013, MQI Bradford was proud to host an impromptu
visit by Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri. The visit commenced
with a tour of the newly acquired site, a disused industrial complex
spread over 2.2acres. Insha’Allah this new site will become the
heart of MQI UK and Europe, a headquarters aiding the advancement
and progression of Minhaj-ul-Quran International UK.
Dr Hassan Mohi-ud-Din Qadri (Chairman of the Supreme Council Minhaj-ul-Quran International) visited Madinat Al-Zahra’s phase 1 temporary building after the Quaid Day celebrations in Bradford on 17th February 2018. He was greeted by students of the centre and the working team of Madinat Al-Zahra. Dr Hassan gave a motivational talk to the attendees for them to continue to work for the pleasure of Allah.
Hundreds of people gathered to offer their Eid prayer and rejoice with friends and family as Madinat-al-Zahra celebrated its first Eid ul Fitr on Sunday 25th June 2017. The festival marks the end of the holy month of Ramadan wherein bittersweet emotions are harboured but there is hope that the prayers, charity and additional acts of worship are accepted by Allah (All Praise is for Him).
A PLANNING committee has thrown its backing behind an Islamic organisation's ambitious plans for a major new development in Great Horton, Bradford. The proposals would see the building of a new mosque with two 30m high minarets, as well as a boarding and day school, sports halls, shops, a cafe, a community centre and an Islamic garden at Lane Close Mills, Bartle Lane.
A BRADFORD mill could be knocked and replaced with a school, mosque, community centre, sports facilities, shops and a cafe. The council is considering a planning application from Islamic organisation Minhaj-ul-Quran International. It involves the demolition of buildings at Lane Close Mills, on Bartle Lane, Great Horton, and the total re-development of the two acre site to create the group's UK base. The organisation, which describes itself as "representing a large proportion of Muslims who pride themselves on propagating peace and tolerance" runs community centres across the world, and has one centre on Manningham Lane.
Having been deprived of his absence for many a month, Minhaj-ul-Qur’an
London overflowed with people from all cities who gathered together
to spend a few but invaluable hours in the presence of Shaykh-ul-Islam
Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri on 27th June. This meeting was held shortly
after the historic launch of the Anti-Terror curriculum; the first
of its kind providing academics with a resource to theologically
refute any extremist or radicalism ideologies, which are becoming
alarmingly popular in the society.
On Saturday 7th of June 2015, President of MQI Supreme Council Sahibzada
Dr Hassan Mohi-ud-Din Qadri visited the mega project site in Bradford.
After delivering an inspirational talk earlier at a Youth Peace
Ambassadors summit in Shropshire, he arrived at the mega project
site to the warm greeting of MQI members who traveled from across
the country to greet him.
On Sunday 8th September 2013, Peer Naqeeb ur Rehman of Darbar-a-Aaliya
Muhammadiya Eidgah Shareef, Rawalpindi Pakistan visited the Mega
Project site in Bradford. They were accompanied on the tour of the
site with a large gathering of his followers who has come from across
the Yorkshire region.
On Tuesday 21st May 2013, we have completed the purchase of our
recently acquired site in Bradford. The new property is located
in the heart of the community in the Great Horton ward and consists
of 34.220 square feet over 2.2 acres purchased at a cost of £500k.
On Sunday 6th September 2015, the mega project team led by
Project Director Allama Afzal Saeedi along with core committee
members Seerat Ali Khan and Huzaifa Al Yamani commenced its
national tour of the Mega Project from Luton.
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