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From hillsides, rainforest to sea view resorts, we have carefully hand-picked a selection of resorts for you and your loved one visit this 2024 – let’s kick start with Ambong-Ambong. Ambong-Ambong Rainforest Retreat, a sanctuary where nature meets luxury, invites couples to embark on a journey of romance and intimacy with the launch of its […]
Attending the mosque can pose significant challenges for parents of autistic children, often leading to the difficult decision to cease attending altogether. The underlying issue lies in the lack of awareness regarding the unique needs of autistic children in religious practices. Alterations in prayer schedules, particularly during Ramadan and Eid, can be distressing for autistic […]
Fans of Javed Sheikh are in for a surprise when watching his latest film, Nayab, which has just hit UK cinema screens. This film marks a departure from his usual action, romance, and comedy portrayals. As an award-winning actor, director, and producer, with years of experience involving films like Namaste London, Saat Din Mohabbat In, […]
Finding the right marriage partner continues to be a huge challenge for many UK Muslims according to market research carried out by Census-wide. Many respondents to their survey said they no longer considered marriage a priority, or that ‘fear of getting a bad match puts me off trying to find a partner.’ Despite this, many […]
Looking for a Sharia compliant way on to the property ladder can be a difficult undertaking. Standard mortgages involve paying interest on the money borrowed and may not be the right choice for lots of Muslim home buyers. Solving this problem is Your Home. Certified as Sharia Compliant by the Islamic Council of Europe since […]
It’s not to late you know. This decision wasn’t just about gaining more qualifications; it became a profound exploration of my potential, proving that the pursuit of knowledge is a timeless endeavor. I set out to fuel my ambition despite my responsibilities as a working mother with family obligations. The decision to go back to […]
