Clean-Up Australia Day 2014 at Ahmadiyya Mosque in Langwarrin

Harmony Creek Project

More than 200 members of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA), neighbors and officials from Frankston City Council were on hand Sunday, the 2nd of March 2014, when Cr Darrel Taylor, mayor Frankston City Council, inaugurated the ‘Harmony Creek’ project by planting a tree on ‘Clean-up Australia Day’ at Leisureland Drive, Langwarrin.

At the inauguration ceremony Mr Javed Safdar, Choudhary President AMA Victoria, described the Islamic principles of personal and societal cleanliness saying Islam stresses upon cleanliness and describes it as a part of the faith.

Mr Javed said Islam also teaches harmony, peace and loyalty to homeland and all Muslims are bound to obey and cooperate with higher authorities. “This project of ‘Harmony Creek’ is a small example of Ahmadiyya Muslim Association’s cooperation with local authorities and a gesture to show our concern for cleanliness and for environment.”

Harmony Creek is a joint project between Frankston City Council, Melbourne Water and Ahmadiyya Muslim Association Victoria.

Mayor Cr Darrel Taylor said he was happy and delighted with the inaugurating of ‘Harmony Creek’ project.

Mayor said the project reflects on the Ahmadiyya community’s exemplary community work and he believes that this creek will soon become a great family area for the whole neighborhood. “This great initiative by the Ahmadiyya Association should be appreciated and all neighbors will be benefited greatly by this project.”

The honorary plaque prepared by Frankston City Council reads;
Harmony Creek “LOVE FOR ALL – HATRED FOR NONE” To commemorate the partnership between Ahmadiyya Muslim Association of Victoria, Melbourne Water and Frankston City Council. Launched by Mayor, Cr Darrel Taylor and Councillors of Frankston City On Sunday, 2 March 2014

Mr Javed and Cr Taylor planted a memorial tree on the creek site after the unveiling of the plaque.

The project serves to strengthen the ties and to enhance the cooperation between the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and the local council.

Mayor Cr Darrel Taylor had announced the project earlier this month on the occasion of the Annual Australia Day Dinner organised by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Association (AMA) Victoria at their Langwarrin mosque ‘Bait-ul-Salam’ (House of Peace).

Crowd at Langwarrin for the Harmony Creek Inauguration Project

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