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Tired of the misrepresentation of young people, Saeed launched his own youth-led magazine and website, Xplode. He set up the magazine to change the narrative about young people, by letting …
Shazia is a personal trainer giving back in a different way. We all know that our bodies are an amanah, that’s why Shazia’s work as a personal trainer …
In case you missed our previous post, this month we’ll be celebrating some amazing individuals who have been giving back to their communities. Our second shout out of this …
This month we want to shout out some amazing individuals who have been giving back to their communities, encompassing the true spirit of the holy month.
People all over the UK and the world have been coming together to remember those who lost their lives in the Christchurch terror attacks in New Zealand last Friday. The …
Madidah Haq, is combining her faith and passion by wearing the hijab with pride as a finalist for Miss Lancashire.
Magid said it had been an "absolute honour and privilege" to represent the Broomhill and Sharrow Vale ward but was stepping down to focus on other projects.
In celebration of International Women’s Day, we thought we’d take a look at some key quotes showcasing Islam as a faith of equality.
This International Women’s Day, we take a look at some of the most inspiring Muslim women in history.
Nasra Yusuf, a Somali stand-up comedian in Kenya, is using her act to challenge the negative perception of Somalis in the country.
The 23-year-old has released a book titled Pakistan for Women, featuring portraits of 50 Pakistani women who have defied expectations, advanced women’s rights and made history.
The exhibition is also accompanied by the book ‘Contemporary Muslim Fashions’. It features photography, essays and personal narratives exploring Muslim women’s fashion.
The Proudest Blue is a children’s book about two sisters and their relationship with their faith. As a young girl herself, Muhammad often faced discrimination because of her hijab. …
Arthur Thompson de la Chenelière folded 6,000 cranes—one thousand for each of the six victims—shaped them into a map of the earth, then encircled them with his wishes.
There is no clear-cut root cause of discrimination. However, we’d hazard a guess that a lot of it stems …
The goal of Meena Home was to create a platform that countered the media narrative surrounding a nation that has spent much of its recent history at war. As she …
Last weekend, we were shocked to learn about the death of Cadet (Underrated Legend), who was killed after his taxi …
Betty Campbell, the first black headteacher in Wales, recently topped a Hidden Heroines shortlist of significant Welsh women thanks to her services to education.
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