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Three Reasons Not to Fear Coronavirus

Coronavirus is not something to take lightly. The pandemic threatens our sense of safety, evokes strong emotions, and restricts our activities. But there are three reasons to avoid states of fear. Actions ≠ Outcomes: We panic because we can’t find supplies, but God loves submission. Submission is looking for ways to solve the problem, without […]

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Coronavirus – What You Need to Know

With the recent Coronavirus outbreak in China, we found it important to alert our readers on some vital information as it emerges its way into becoming a global virus. For those travelling in and around Asia, take extra precaution. With the NHS informing us of no current vaccine, it is essential to abide by the […]

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Living with Psychosis

Mental illness can affect many areas of your life. But we are here to help. This section has information on many aspects of your daily life, from physical health to work and education. Medication There are many medications in mental health and it’s often difficult to know how to know which is the best for […]

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”I’m only Human” – Harris J

A touching song by the very talented Harris J. Great melody and a deep message from our Harris, who sings about how his close ones are the ones letting him down. I cry when no one knows im cryingI love even though im scaredI smile coz everybody’s smilingI try so hard to just give life […]

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Four Female Muslim Authors you need to know!

Barakah K Hassan is what you call a parallel-preneur; she works as a consultant at Fujitsu and is also the co-founder of Muslimah Dreamers & Doers.   Frustrated; Unfulfilled; Overwhelmed; Under Stress – all words that many people use to describe how they feel when it relates to wanting to implement a business idea. As a mother of four with a full time job and many great ideas, she knew it all too […]

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Mental Health Tips To Follow To Avoid Work Stress

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The word exercise comes from the Latin exercere, meaning to keep busy or at work. But what the typical adult does at work is sit in a desk chair for eight hours, plus a sitting-down commute both ways and an evening spent in front of the TV. This is a recipe for ruin. Sitting all day […]

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British Muslim Magazine

Welcome to British Muslim Magazine, Britain’s leading Muslim lifestyle magazine offering inspiration, advice, shopping, food and halal travel advice to British Muslim audiences and international travellers. BMM is the perfect choice for everyone who wants to know more about our nation’s rich history and traditions.