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The Aya Sophia (also knows as The Hagia Sophia) is more than 1,400 years old. It was first built and used as a cathedral by the Eastern Roman Empire for over 900 years. Following Fatih Sultan’s conquest of Istanbul in 1453 C.E, the church was found in a state of disrepair and was renovated and converted […]
The Albukhary Foundation is providing significant support for a major new gallery to redisplay the collections of the Islamic world at the British Museum. The area, which will replace the existing Islamic World gallery on the north side of the museum and is considerably bigger, will lie at the heart of the museum. The museum […]
ISSUES 1 issue / 3 months £3.50 GBP2 issues / 6 months £7.00 GBP3 issues / 9 months £10.50 GBPAnnual Subscription / 12 months £14.00 GBP British Muslim Magazine targets elite traveler’s who are looking for inspirational style, luxury, food, travel and attractions across the world. If you love reading about history, art and culture […]
“Love is in the air in Westbourne Village, Bournemouth!” Love is definitely in the air in Westbourne Village in Bournemouth! In conjunction with the Westbourne Coastal BID Businesses and the Westbourne Trader’s Association (WTA), the Village is launching a spectacular Valentines competition with the opportunity to win an amazing VIP Westbourne Experience, worth £1,000, to […]
The internationally acclaimed fifth annual Asian Awards will take place on April 17th 2015 at The Grosvenor House Hotel, London. For this year’s exciting event, founder Paul Sagoo has elected to work alongside The British Asian Trust, one of The Prince of Wales’s Charities. Founded by HRH The Prince of Wales in 2007, the Trust […]
Near the small village of Chatton in Northumberland’s north east stands a 3,000 year-old earthen rampart that offers an unrivalled view across the whole of this magnificent county – from the rounded humps of the Cheviot Hills on the Scottish border to Lindisfarne where creamy sands swirl into the North Sea. What makes this panorama […]
