A Muslim community group have done their bit for the environment by cleaning up a West Fife beach.
The Edinburgh Ahmadiyaa Muslim Community showed their public spirit along the shore at Torryburn, picking up after litter louts and filling black bags with rubbish.
A total of 30 people participated and they covered a mile-long stretch of the beach.
The clean-up took place on June 10. (Image: Edinburgh Ahmadiyaa Muslim Community)
As previously reported in the Press, the group have done several good deeds in the community in the past.
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Young people also took part in the clean-up. (Image: Edinburgh Ahmadiyaa Muslim Community)
They previously held a park clean at Rosyth Public Park and provided over 80 hot food parcels to three local homeless shelters in Dunfermline.
Youngsters also took part in the event on Monday, which was organised by Hashir Ahmed, youth leader of the Edinburgh Ahmadiyya Muslim community.
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