For the last 5 years the Dawah group went to the hospital to deliver further gifts to the children. Each child on the ward was given a gift of their choice in the presence of their parents, the nurses got a box gift each and a box of chocolate. The nurses were all Non-Muslims and were very appreciative of these gifts given to them.
This year we heard about the disability centre and we wanted todeliver further gifts to the children. Each child in the Centre had some type of disability and they appreciated the gifts being given. They picked a gift of their choice in the presence of the staff The centre staff were all Non-Muslims and were very appreciative of these gifts given to them.
As a congregation we felt the need to raise funds for the A&E department which recently needed some funds from the community to enable it to fit key equipment to aid many individuals. We raised £1005.62 for the department and delivered the cheque to Dr Meg Crossley (Senior Consultant for Airedale General Hospital). It was well received and Dr Meg thanked the masjid and the congregation for its kind donation. The new A&E Department is an excellent new facility, it is now opened for all to use.
