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The Muslim world has produced extraordinary individuals who have left an indelible mark on various sectors, from science and philosophy to sports, travel and the arts. These figures, often revered as the Greatest of All Time (G.O.A.T.s) in their respective fields, have not only shaped their own communities but have also had a profound impact […]
With a new year comes new resolutions and for many of us, this includes diving into new books. There’s no doubt that 2022 witnessed some awesome books, yet for many reasons, 2023 looks even better. From self-help to fiction and travel narratives to biographies, make room for some amazing additions to your reading list. What’s […]
An annual celebration of the efforts, accomplishments and achievements of people from African and Caribbean backgrounds, Black History Month has been a part of British history for centuries. Whilst the narrative can never be fully related in a month, the time allows us to share and understand how black people positively impacted the world. For […]
One thing is for sure, narratives, novels and works of fiction by Muslims are unnoticeable in our book shops and libraries. But this is changing drastically. With a rising population of Muslims in the UK, the infusion of cultures and lifestyles compels the need for an ever-changing narrative. Readers are getting bored of the mundane […]
Faraz M. Khan is an emerging talent in one of the most uncertain, unpredictable and constantly changing sectors. August 2021 saw him portray a new character in the long running British TV series, EastEnders. Played by Faraz, the character of Waseem is dropped into a rather sticky storyline in the fictional borough of Walford. It was an experience […]
Nazia Khatun a Muslim, Bangladeshi Former Boxer and Fitness Specialist has a lot to celebrate, she has just won the title ‘Sports Woman of the Year ‘ by the Baton’s Awards, which celebrates women of BAME backgrounds who are pushing boundaries in all walks of life. Nazia received her award at The Houses of Parliament […]
