Published on Mar 14 2011 by Nadimur Rahman

Ahmadiyya Muslims in Huddersfield held a question and answers session between police and young members of the congregation.  Insp Mohammed Rauf, of Huddersfield North Neighbourhood Policing Team, led the session at Spaines Road Mosque, Fartown, on Saturday.

About 60 Muslims, aged from 10 and above, asked Insp Rauf and three of his officers about issues such as anti-social behaviour and how police can work better with Islamic communities in Huddersfield.

Picture:Fatihul Haq, president of the Ahmaddiyya Muslim Mosque, front right, with Insp Mohammed Rauf and officers
from the Huddersfield north and south neighbourhood policing teams and younger members of the Mosque who were involved in the meeting.