National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP) works day and night for the safety of their country.
The Muslim community is growing in the U.K. Particularly in London, one can see Muslims in many different sectors. Muslims undoubtedly have become an important asset to British culture. British Muslim police officers are living proof of this. Launched in July 2007, the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP) works day and night for the safety of their country. NAMP is estimated to have over 2,000 members across the U.K. and opened its doors to Daily Sabah. NAMP President Asif Sadiq gave exclusive statements about the relationship between the police service and the Muslim community.
NAMP was formed to look after and assist Muslim officers within the police force. We promote understanding and awareness of Islam within the police force and provide advice about cultural issues and religious issues. We work with Muslim communities where we might be better able to engage. NAMP plays an important role in bridging the gap between the police and the Muslim community and furthering the work of the police with all communities in the U.K. We help to tackle Islamophobia and assist with countering terrorism.
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