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Desi Dolls, a successful female-founded Islamic educational toy company from North London, has won a prestigious Inclusive Innovation Award grant from Innovate UK, meaning the company can now fund the design of two new innovative and interactive toys. Innovate UK is the UK’s national innovation agency, helping UK businesses to grow through the development and […]
Bradford Literature Festival is one of the most popular and inspiring literary events in the country. Welcoming visitors for the ninth annual event from 23 June – 2 July, BLF 2023 will feature around 300 events across 10 days for a wide range of audiences. Fortunate to have a lineup of brilliant poets, politicians, scientists, […]
Perched on the tip of the African continent, Cape Town is a city that offers a wonderful blend of cultures, religions and cuisines. With the magnificent Table Mountain looming over the breathtaking city, there really is no place like it! But it’s not just about the city and gorgeous mountainous surroundings! Visitors will be glad […]
It was revealed by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities that over 1.2 million overnight tourists visited Jordan in the first quarter of 2023. That’s a big deal, especially because it surpasses the 966,483 tourists that visited in the first quarter of 2019. According to Jordan, 2019 for that reason was considered a ‘golden year’, […]
In an age of discrimination, lack of awareness and stigma attached to the concept of mental health, it is always refreshing to have weeks and months dedicated to such concerns. Mental Health Awareness Week 2023 will be running from 15th May to 21st May; this time, the official theme is anxiety. There are many reasons […]
Muslim Census recently announced that decisions have been made to offer alternative student finance. Catering to Muslim students, plans are in the pipeline to offer Sharia-compliant student loans, with a delivery date of 2026. The request for an interest-free alternative to student loans has been made since 2013, yet many years later, the government has […]
