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The 27th of Rajab holds a special place in the hearts of Muslims around the world. It is widely associated with Al-Isrā’ wal-Mi‘rāj—the miraculous Night Journey and Ascension of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ—one of the most profound spiritual events in Islamic history. While scholars differ on the exact date of its occurrence, the 27th of […]
London, a city steeped in history yet buzzing with modern energy, is a destination that offers something for everyone. From iconic landmarks to hidden cultural gems, here’s a guide to the top attractions that should be on every visitor’s itinerary. 1. The Tower of London Step back in time at the Tower of London, a historic fortress […]
Abu Bakr Supermarket has officially launched Ayah Halal www.ayahhalal.co.uk, a new premium halal meat brand and online platform created to raise the standard of halal meat and poultry in Yorkshire and across the UK. Established in Yorkshire, Ayah Halal was created to address a clear gap in the market: the lack of consistently high-quality halal meat […]
Architecture is often reduced to buildings and aesthetics, but within Muslim history it has always carried deeper meaning. Muslim architects have shaped not only structures, but the ways communities gather, worship, learn, and belong. From historic mosques and cities to contemporary urban design in Britain today, Muslim architects continue to influence how faith, identity, and […]
Your British Muslim Woman’s Guide to Confident, Inclusive, Faith-Aligned Fashion Body-positive modest styling is more than a trend, it’s a movement. For British Muslim women, modest fashion offers an opportunity to dress in ways that reflect faith, cultural identity, and self-love. This guide brings together practical styling tips with UK-relevant brands that celebrate modest dressing for all bodies. Redefining […]
Islam does not treat death as ambiguity. There is no doctrinal space in Islam for the idea that the soul “drifts,” “rests,” or “goes unconscious.” These are assumptions of the living, not descriptions from revelation. The Qur’an and Sunnah describe death as a transfer of awareness, not its extinction. Death Is a Taking, Not a Fading […]
