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If you’re looking for a reason to head to the Maldives this autumn, Siyam World has rather a good one. The five-star island resort is celebrating its fifth birthday from 23–31 October 2026 with a week-long programme combining sporting legends, family adventures, Maldivian culture and, naturally, a suitably theatrical spooky experience. The celebrations begin with England rugby star […]
There’s a photograph that keeps circulating in Muslim women’s travel groups online: a cluster of women in their fifties and sixties, hijabs wrapped snug against the wind, arms linked at the edge of a fjord, a waterfall, a desert dune. No husbands in the frame. No children tugging at their sleeves. Just women, mid-life, mid-journey, […]
There is something slightly surreal about arriving in Doha. One moment you’re driving through what appears to be an ordinary Gulf city; the next, a building emerges on the horizon that looks as though it belongs in a science-fiction film. A few minutes later, you’re standing beneath a structure inspired by a desert rose, walking […]
Why a new generation of young Muslims is beginning to travel differently. Somewhere between the pace of London life and the constant movement of work, deadlines and routine, many young Muslims are beginning to search for something slower, richer and more meaningful. Across the city, a generation of Muslim professionals are quietly building lives that […]
The NHS is encouraging people from South Asian communities to seek support for anxiety-related mental health conditions, reminding individuals that asking for help is a sign of strength—not weakness. Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet for many people across South Asian communities, conversations around anxiety, trauma and emotional wellbeing remain difficult. […]
Long days, slower evenings and the chance to finally get lost in a good book – our summer reading list brings together stories and ideas that inspire, challenge, comfort and transform. From thought-provoking history to spirituality and personal growth, these are the books we’ll be carrying through the season.
