Upcoming Activities

1001 Olive Trees: Stories and Songs from Occupied Palestine

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  Friday 5th October 2018  19.30-21.30  Erskine Community Halls,                                     South Pleasance Avenue  Falkirk   £5 at the door

The Link is hosting this event as part of the Falkirk Storytelling Festival 2018.

In conjunction with, and following their sell-out Trad fest show, San Ghanny Choir (meaning “we shall sing”) will share songs and stories from their journey to Palestine, portraying every day lives under occupation. They will tell stories of somoud (“steadfastness”) , which encapsulate the dignity with which Palestinians live their lives and resist injustice.
For more info contact sanghanny@gmail.com or antoninefriendship@yahoo.com

Past Activities

ANTONINE FRIENDSHIP LINK

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Having been in existence now for over fourteen years The “Link” has developed its own website, Facebook page and Twitter account in order to improve the way it lets interested folk know about our work and our commitment to the Palestinian people. These also enable us to communicate better with like minded organisations and individuals.  

About Us, News

Charities Day; Falkirk High Street

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Another great day at the Falkirk Charities Day held on 29 Aug 2015 in Falkirk High Street. Money into funds and great interest shown by passersby.

THE “SCROLL”

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19th November 2015;

Falkirk Central Mosque recently hosted the Antonine Friendship Link. The group gave a presentation detailing the reason for the group coming into being and the work it has undertaken for Palestine.

The group also presented their “Friendship Scroll” which was designed by a local artist Susan French and was created to raise public awareness of the impact of the apartheid wall in Palestine. The scroll itself has toured Scotland and has previously been on display at Falkirk Council’s Municipal Buildings and the Scottish Parliament and has been signed by councillors, politicians and celebrities.

To thank all the efforts of the group, the mosque’s Youth Committee presented the group with a stand for the
Friendship Scroll which is currently on display at Falkirk Central Mosque.

Pictured from left to right, Khalid Saaed, Mustafa Mustafa, Imam Hassnain Siddiqee, Rev Robert Philip, Tom Wallace, Avais Ijaz.

News

1001 Olive Trees: Stories and Songs from Occupied Palestine

AntonineFriendshipLink

  Friday 5th October 2018  19.30-21.30  Erskine Community Halls,                                     South Pleasance Avenue  Falkirk   £5 at the door

The Link is hosting this event as part of the Falkirk Storytelling Festival 2018.

In conjunction with, and following their sell-out Trad fest show, San Ghanny Choir (meaning “we shall sing”) will share songs and stories from their journey to Palestine, portraying every day lives under occupation. They will tell stories of somoud (“steadfastness”) , which encapsulate the dignity with which Palestinians live their lives and resist injustice.
For more info contact sanghanny@gmail.com or antoninefriendship@yahoo.com