Young Muslims are inviting local communities in the West End to join them for litter-picking and a street clean-up on New Year's Day.
The youth from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA) will also be distributing Warm clothing and food items to homeless people out on the street on the New Year's eve.
On the morning of the New Year, youth and children will go out with litter picks and bin bags in on Argyle and Sauchiehall Street.
The litter-picking by AMYA is designed to instil community spirit within youngsters.
This year they are inviting local residents to join them in this activity.
The AMYA youth leader for Scotland is Shoaib Khan.
He said: "Our passion, as proud Scottish Muslims, comes from our faith which teaches us to serve those in need regardless of their faith, gender or background.
"As Muslims we believe that cleanliness is part of our Faith.
"The clean-up will not only instill these values into our youngsters, it will also motivate them to become model citizens."
The World Head and Caliph of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community is Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, who lives in London.
He encourages the youth to actively involve themselves in community service and become productive members of society and dispel negative stereotypes through positive efforts.
He teaches that loyalty to one's nation is part of faith.
AMYA is an auxiliary body of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, a religious and charitable Muslim organisation.
With more than 8600 members spread across 124 chapters in the United Kingdom, AMYA frequently partake in tree planting, homeless feeding and food bank donation sessions.
The clean-up starts from the Bait-ur-Rahman Mosque on Haugh Road at 7.40am.
