On Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th September 2006, AIM and Al-Asr organised an event in Edinburgh Scotland in which the honourable Sheikh Ayyub Rashid addressed the community on the occasion of the coming of the month of Ramadan.
 

On Saturday 9th September 2006, representatives from university societies from across the United Kingdom convened in London to initiate the process of establishing the very first student based council for Shia Muslims.
 

On Saturday 1st July 2006, whilst Brazil were playing France in their World Cup showdown, Muslims congregated to the Al-Zahra Centre to attend a joint event with AIM in memory of Fatima (as) daughter of the Prophet Muhammed (pbuh). Guest speaker who recited the Majlis was Ayatollah Sayyid Fadhil Milani.
 

Discussion with Jon Snow: Muslims and the Western Media

Political journalist, Jon Snow attended a discussion on Tuesday 22nd June with a group of Muslims in regards to the media and the Muslim representation within it. It came at a critical time which has seen the shooting of an innocent Muslim by the British police in London.

March in London regarding Attacks on Holy Shrine in Samarra, Iraq

On Saturay 25th February, AIM joined the Muslims of the UK and gathered in London to protest against the evil crimes committed by terrorists against the holy shrine of our 10th and 11th Imams, Imam Hadi (as) and Imam Askari (as).

For the second year running, Ashura Awareness Week has made a great impact throughout universities, high streets and other public places. This year the project has been expanded to run at different times at different places. Take a look at how Ashura Awareness Week is currently shaping up.

The second Dawah Training Day organised by AIM took place on Saturday 28th January 2006. The training day was primarily organised to facilitate Ashura Awareness Week, but was open to all who wanted to attend classes on ways to approach Dawah to Non-Muslims and Fellow Muslims alike. The event was well attended (40 - 50 people), and consisted of students and professionals from all over the UK. A minibus, arranged by a student from the University of Glamorgan, brought approximately 15 students from Wales to the training day.

 UniSeminar 2005

On Sunday 16th September 2005, the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission participated in UniSeminar 2005. The aim of the seminar was to provide prospective University students with a sound background into the many challenges and obstacles they may face at University, from secular to religious. Lectures and workshops were part of the schedule.

 Dawah Training Day

On Sunday 4th September 2005, the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission organised a 'Dawah Training Day'. This was an interactive platform for learning the Islamic answers to modern misconceptions; tackling a variety of approaches including answers to Atheism, Christianity, Wahhabism and problems at university.

 AIM and WF Charity Football Tournament

On Sunday 17th July 2005, the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) in association with the Youth Network Desk of the World Federation organised a charity football tournament for Iraq Relief. Different teams from the depth of Britain took part for a day of competitive football to lift the Al-Hujjah Trophy.

The matches were fierce, the game serious and the mood competetive as ten teams battled it out for the first ever Al-Hujjah Championship.

 International Book Fair

Tarikhe Tarnsile Qur'an of New York, USA and the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission held a da'wah stall at the International Book Fair 2005 Olympia, Earl's Court (13 th – 15 th March 2005). The impact made on the public was immense as 2000 Qur'ans and thousands of leaflets were given out for free.

Famous authors, publishers, distributors and people from all over the world attended the event, with over 500 organisations/people exhibiting their products.

 Ashura Awareness Week 2005 - Photo Library

The AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) conducted a large campaign across London and other UK Cities to bring awareness on the Epic of Karbala and the Master of all Martyrs Imam Hussain (AS), Grandson of the Prophet Muhammed (SAW). Propagation stalls were made at different universities and a leaflet was produced to mark the occasion. Presented is a Photo Library with a small portion of some of the activities during the week.

 AIM Event: British Muslims - Rights & Responsibilities

AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) held a forum on Sunday 27th February 2005 in London on the topic of British Muslims: Rights & Responsibilities. The program discussed Demographics, Minority Report, Islamophobia and Struggle to be Equal Citizens. Speakers include Iqbal Asaria, Mahmoud Abdulla, Ahmed Versi and Raza Kazim.

 AIM Event: To be a Follower of Your Imam

AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) held a joint Eid Al-Ghadeer & Eid Al-Mubahela event with the Al-Zahra Youth Committee on Friday 4th February 2005 in Watford. Hosted by Ali Hilmi and with guests including Sheikh Safdar Jaffar, Mulla Murtadha Bandali, Sayyid Zafar Abbas, Hasnain Juma, Haidarali Abbas, Kassim Abbas and Muhammed Baqir Al-Eisa.

 Eid Bonanza: AhlulBayt Societies in London hold Eid Event

On Wednesday the 17th November 2004, the Student Affairs Board of the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) coordinated an Eid event that was organised by a joint team of AhlulBayt Societies. Guests took part in a variety of activities and were treated to recitations by renowned recitors. The proceeds of the event went to the Lady Fatimah Charitable Trust.

 Spiritual Lecture: Awakening the Slumbering Soul

AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) held a lecture in Ramadhan on the spiritual significance of mankind and how they are to attain proximity to the Creator. The lecture was given by Sheikh Mohammed Ali Shomali, who is the head of the Al-Zahra (Peace be upon her) Seminary, Islamic Institute for Women, in the Holy City of Qum - Iran. The lecture was attended by a group of sisters in London, who later engaged in a question & answer session.

 Crash Course: AIM Course on Imam Mahdi (AF)

AhlulBayt Islamic Mission (AIM) held a crash course in London on the topic of our Awaited Saviour - Imam Al0Mahdi (AF). The Course took place for 4 weeks and was taught by Sheikh Ali Hussain Al-Hakim, author of the book "The Awaited Saviour: Questions & Answers".

 Uni Seminar 2004: A Survival Guide for Muslim Students

AIM in conjunction with various other Shia youth bodies organised UniSeminar2004 which was held at Imperial College, London. The aim of the seminar was to provide prospective University students with a sound background into the many challenges and obstacles they may face at University, from secular to religious. The event was a success with over 300 people in attendance, speakers included Sayyid Fadhil Milani, Sayyid Mohamed Al-Musawi, Sheikh Arif Abdulhussain and Mehdi Hassan.

 Conference: AIM Conference Spring 2004

Youth from the breadth and depth of London gathered at Westminster University in Northwick Park on Wednesday 7th April 2004 for an enlightening presentation addressing how the Muslim people could strive to progress for a better future in the western world. Appropriately, its title was "Striving for a better tomorrow". This event marked the debut of AIM - the AhlulBayt Islamic Mission - a newly formed organisation working within the Muslim community living in this country.