Islam group hand out gifts to young homeless people in Sheffield

The An Nasiha team, which aims to help people keep firm, or reinstate, their connection with Islam, recently visited homeless charity Roundabout.

They handed out gift packs for the residents, which were donated by the group’s followers, giving an insight into the religion and the holy month of Ramadan. Roundabout cares for young vulnerable adults, many of whom have come from deprived backgrounds.

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