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Malta packs a big historical punch. There are many very good reasons to visit Malta – it has a great climate, beautiful architecture, good value accommodation, a low crime rate, accessible countryside, widely spoken English, many restaurants, friendly people, an ancient heritage, a lively nightclub scene and driving on the left. This rocky Mediterranean island […]
International Women’s Day on 8th March globally celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of fabulous women from the past, present and future. The national demographic census illustrates that there are 32.2 million women in the United Kingdom; all equally remarkable. Muslim women this, Muslim women that… In this article are examples of a few […]
Pearls of Islam: In the limelight I’m going to talk about two things- women and creativity in Islam. With regards to women, the idea that their primary role is within the home appears to be spreading. Without devaluing the importance of a woman in the home, this should, in no way, stop her from maintaining […]
All-you-can-eat buffets always bring out the fat kid in me. This inner child set out to compare the well- established Royal Nawaab in Manchester with its recently opened branch in the capital city of London. Manchester Manchester is home to Nawaab – a premier buffet restaurant and banqueting venue for over ten years. There is […]
Istanbul is one of those timeless cities that you can visit, visit again and then revisit. It is genuinely modern, but wonderfully traditional; offering something for everyone, be it a quiet spiritual retreat, or a bustling city break. Istanbul itself is split over two continents, with the Bosphorous, connecting the Black Sea and Sea of […]
Much acclaimed in the Victorian era for its pine-scented air and medicinally beneficial sea water, Bournemouth’s reputation as one of the UK’s original spa resorts is no secret. Perhaps not so well known is the abundance of clifftop and beachfront hotels that offer wellness breaks and treatment packages in the 21st century. Now, as part […]
