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Whilst the name Abdullah Quilliam may sound familiar, the name Fatima Elizabeth Cates is new for many of us. Until recently, her story had been forgotten almost entirely, despite the legacy she left behind. Thanks to the efforts of several individuals, her story has now found a place within the narrative of Victorian Muslims. Naming […]
This November, Islamophobia Awareness Month was filled with engaging and thought-provoking activities, speeches and workshops. One such company that took things to new heights was WAW Creative Arts. Using theatrical performance as a way to spread the message, it addressed Islamophobia in a rather exceptional manner. Using an all-kids cast, the play showcased the great […]
Actress, Model, and Mother Kiran Malik talks to Tahira Khan about her captivating role in the new Pakistani action movie Zaraar, she opens up about her intellectual film choices, projects, and future travel plans Interview You were working in the HR industry before you got into modeling and moved to Dubai before you got into […]
In a culture of always being over-productive and busy, relaxation for many of us is the last thing on our minds. In fact, relaxation can sometimes be mistaken as a form of laziness. But according to research by Yale University, relaxation ‘keeps your heart healthier, cuts stress, reduces muscle tension, improves brain function and memory, […]
Hailing from Maharastra, Dr Mariam Afifa Ansari has become the first female Muslim neurosurgeon in India. According to other reports, she is also the youngest to qualify with such a title in the country. Since Dr Ansari was a child, her dream was to help others by serving as a doctor. Many years later, this dream […]
When we think of London, landmarks such as Big Ben, Tower Bridge and Buckingham Palace may be the first things that come to our mind. But there’s so much more hidden away in the quaint streets of the East End. Whether you’re looking for green spaces, spicy Bangladeshi food or a bustling market, East London […]
