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Check out our collection of interesting recommended reads for November. There’s something for everyone! Sings of the Earth by Fazlun Khalid – £12.15 A major study of environmentalism and Islam in practice and theory, with a historical overview that sets out future challenges, including reformulating the fiqh or Islamic legal tradition to take the ecological […]
Islamic Relief and Greenpeace MENA as part of the Ummah for Earth Alliance expect greening effort to spark “domino effect” among religious communities across the world. The largest mosque in Scotland began to be solarised today in order to drive down its carbon emissions and encourage buildings of worship to step up their fight against climate change. The […]
The epic 8000km journey of Little Amal, a nine-year-old refugee girl in the form of a 3.5 metre puppet that began in late July at the Turkish-Syrian border comes to a close in Manchester. Amal will visit Rochdale and Wigan before the city welcomes her in a free event at Castlefield Bowl produced by Manchester International […]
A great deal of thought goes into creating the perfect dining experience. But when your visitor’s tastes, needs and expectations are always changing, how can you keep up? Here are a few ways to conjure up perfection in your country home. Choose stone and wood furniture Solid wood furniture is key in quintessential country dining […]
A passionate hobby sewer, Adeena Khatoon’s fusion of South Asian and Western clothing designs became a talking point following her participation in The Great British Sewing Bee series on BBC TV. With stunning designs including a Frida Kahlo inspired outfit complete with multi layered skirt, Adeena brought a totally new vibe to the Sewing Bee. “Sewing […]
The moment you begin reading Lauren Booth’s debut book, you are driven to learn more as the author articulates her thoughts and emotions in such an impeccable manner. Remarkably, Lauren Booth takes the reader on a journey which begins from her experiences as a younger woman stretching all the way to the fame she achieved […]
