Applicable to all who (a) Wish to learn how to recite the Quran (b) Have forgotten how to read (c) Want to improve their existing reading skills. Also learn the meanings of the surahs and Islamic Studies/History. All delivered in English with Arabic. Starting: Sat 30th Sept, Time: 2.30 - 4.30 pm, Venue: ICT Suite rear Ghousia Mosque, Duke of York Street, Wakefield. Interested please call: Ghulam 07769652204.
A group of Agbrigg women and children visited Thorpe park in London at the end of the summer holidays. Even though it was a long day, the coach leaving around 4am and not returning until 11pm, spirits remained high and a great day was had by everyone. Luckily once again the weather was excellent with just one spell of rain. There were loads of thrilling rides, and we would recommend the park to anyone who likes to ride on these in particular as they were all close to each other and very 'hair raising'. This outing was the last of four that the women and children have had the chance to participate in. Earlier in the summer they went to Pleasure Island, Cleethorpes, Alton Towers and drayton Manor Theme Park and Zoo. We look forward in anticipation to next summer, and hope the community continue to support us. View the photo album here.
On Thursday 24th August 2006, a Cricket tournament took place at Headingley. Six teams including, Wakefield, Bradford, Batley, Hull, Leeds and Keighley were invited to play an under-13 tournament on the famous Headingley pitch. The tournament was won comfortably by Bradford. The Wakefield team, represented by Azaad, came joint 3rd.
Sandal Magna Parent & Toddler group (based in Agbrigg) recently took two coaches of local women and children on a day out to Drayton Manor Theme Park and Zoo. The weather stayed fine and we even saw some sunshine. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves young and old and had a great day. We are now looking forward to our forthcoming trip to Thorpe Park, London. We would like to thank everyone who joined us for their support once again, and we hope they will continue to support us in the future. View the photo album here.
A Gala/Mela was held in Agbrigg on Sunday. The event started at the community centre with a parade led by dhol players and local children and ending in Agbrigg Park. The gala had the usual stalls, ice cream, bouncy castle and a martial arts display. Asian interests were catered for by the dhol players and bhangra dancers. The event was well attended and enjoyed by all. View the photo album here.
Wakefield hosted the first Kashar Volleyball Tournament on Sunday 6th August. Organised by Kashar take-away, the tournament attracted teams from Rochdale, Bury, Dewsbury, Bolton and Wakefield. In a closely contested competition Bolton were the eventual winners with Dewsbury being the runners-up. Wakefield came a close fifth. View the photo album here.
England took on Pakistan in the 3rd NPower Test Match at Headingley on Friday. A good day weather-wise saw a good start for England batting first, making 347 for 6 at close of play, with Kevin Peiterson 104 not out. Pakistan were made to toil in the field with a fairly flat wicket and Pakistani bowlers struggling at times. Along with Sky Sports and Channel 5, Jaan was there to bring you exclusive pictures. View the photo album here.
Sport 4U in Partnership with City High Community Sport Centre has prepared a full programme of activities for youngsters over the summer holidays. Multisports, football, Kwik Cricket and a whole host of other activities will be available from Monday 31st July.
After a long break we return POTW series with old photos of some of our old friends. The guys featured here were regular sunday school attendees but we are not saying which sunday school they went to back in 1982. All we can say is that they were there very early; in fact during the early hours of Sunday. Do you know who these people are and what they are upto? Did you know them and where are they now? Read on for more photos of this lot....
Next Generation have a host of programmes lined up for the young people in August. Come along and enjoy yourself. Activities include Sports, trips to theme parks, picnics, camping, seaside fun and a lot of other things to enjoy.
Sport 4U in Partnership with City High Community Sport Centre is organising a mini world cup football tournament over the summer holidays for young people aged 8 – 16. The tournament will run every Saturday for 6 weeks. A presentation ceremony will be held on the 2nd September 2006 for all those who have participated. We are hoping to have a 5 a side tournament which will involve around 8 teams. Each team will be representing a country.
The annual Pinders Street Party took place last week on Saturday 15th July. Various activities were laid out for this annual event including a barbeque, bouncy castle, games and other sporting events. Refreshments including Samosa, Kebabs, Pizzas and other delicacies were available on the Pindi Green. View the photo album here.
A group of Agbrigg women and children visited Thorpe park in London at the end of the summer holidays. Even though it was a long day, the coach leaving around 4am and not returning until 11pm, spirits remained high and a great day was had by everyone. Luckily once again the weather was excellent with just one spell of rain. There were loads of thrilling rides, and we would recommend the park to anyone who likes to ride on these in particular as they were all close to each other and very 'hair raising'. This outing was the last of four that the women and children have had the chance to participate in. Earlier in the summer they went to Pleasure Island, Cleethorpes, Alton Towers and drayton Manor Theme Park and Zoo. We look forward in anticipation to next summer, and hope the community continue to support us. View the 
On Thursday 24th August 2006, a Cricket tournament took place at Headingley. Six teams including, Wakefield, Bradford, Batley, Hull, Leeds and Keighley were invited to play an under-13 tournament on the famous Headingley pitch. The tournament was won comfortably by Bradford. The Wakefield team, represented by Azaad, came joint 3rd.
Sandal Magna Parent & Toddler group (based in Agbrigg) recently took two coaches of local women and children on a day out to Drayton Manor Theme Park and Zoo. The weather stayed fine and we even saw some sunshine. Everyone seemed to enjoy themselves young and old and had a great day. We are now looking forward to our forthcoming trip to Thorpe Park, London. We would like to thank everyone who joined us for their support once again, and we hope they will continue to support us in the future. 
A Gala/Mela was held in Agbrigg on Sunday. The event started at the community centre with a parade led by dhol players and local children and ending in Agbrigg Park. The gala had the usual stalls, ice cream, bouncy castle and a martial arts display. Asian interests were catered for by the dhol players and bhangra dancers. The event was well attended and enjoyed by all. 
Wakefield hosted the first Kashar Volleyball Tournament on Sunday 6th August. Organised by Kashar take-away, the tournament attracted teams from Rochdale, Bury, Dewsbury, Bolton and Wakefield. In a closely contested competition Bolton were the eventual winners with Dewsbury being the runners-up. Wakefield came a close fifth. 
England took on Pakistan in the 3rd NPower Test Match at Headingley on Friday. A good day weather-wise saw a good start for England batting first, making 347 for 6 at close of play, with Kevin Peiterson 104 not out. Pakistan were made to toil in the field with a fairly flat wicket and Pakistani bowlers struggling at times. Along with Sky Sports and Channel 5, Jaan was there to bring you exclusive pictures. 
Sport 4U in Partnership with City High Community Sport Centre has prepared a full programme of activities for youngsters over the summer holidays. Multisports, football, Kwik Cricket and a whole host of other activities will be available from Monday 31st July.
After a long break we return POTW series with old photos of some of our old friends. The guys featured here were regular sunday school attendees but we are not saying which sunday school they went to back in 1982. All we can say is that they were there very early; in fact during the early hours of Sunday. Do you know who these people are and what they are upto? Did you know them and where are they now? Read on for more photos of this lot....
Next Generation have a host of programmes lined up for the young people in August. Come along and enjoy yourself. Activities include Sports, trips to theme parks, picnics, camping, seaside fun and a lot of other things to enjoy.
The annual Pinders Street Party took place last week on Saturday 15th July. Various activities were laid out for this annual event including a barbeque, bouncy castle, games and other sporting events. Refreshments including Samosa, Kebabs, Pizzas and other delicacies were available on the Pindi Green.