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Words: Tahira Khan Healing from the aftermath of war, our writer Tahira Khan explores many hidden wonders of Bosnia’s cities, just waiting to be rediscovered in 2021. The reaction from people wasn’t one of the best when I told them that I was heading to Bosnia, there were immediate exchanges of confused glances between people in the room wondering, “What the hell is she travelling there for?” with looks of uncertainty as they recalled disturbing memories from the early 90’s of news reports and the horrific attacks in Sarajevo. My mum, bless […]
Khazana, Saliha Mahmood Ahmed Lavash is an incredibly versatile Persian flatbread that is usually used to make light wraps and rolls. I wrap fillets of sea bass in it and roast the bread parcels until they are golden on the outsideand crunchy in texture. This is a really quick and easy supper for the family […]
Khazana, Saliha Mahmood Ahmed This gently spiced aubergine raita dish is wonderful served alongside warm flatbreads. You can use the bread to scoop up the soft aubergines and sweet, spiced yoghurt. SERVES 41 large aubergine, cut into 5mm slices75ml olive oil, plus extra for brushing1⁄2 teaspoon ground turmeric200g natural yoghurt, at room temperature1 tablespoon honey2 […]
Words Natasha Akbar It’s easy to shop online during the quarantine, provided your buying things that you will use. If you’re a fashion lover like me, you’re probably enjoying the many online sales & shopping offers for Ramadan. My advice… take advantage of the end-of-season sales and clearance items as soon as possible, before they […]
Words: Tahira Khan The Bustronome experience in the Spring; to get out. Bustronome is a new and unique concept in London, having started life in Paris five years ago. Guests can enjoy a gourmet fine dining experience as they travel in style around the city’s major attractions and landmarks aboard the top deck of a […]
The two are not mutually exclusive concepts – there is no correlation between being a “good Muslim” and being a “modern British woman”. In fact, both terms are so difficult to define and mean totally different things to different people. What makes a good Muslim and what makes a modern British woman? How should I […]
