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The Ministry of Hajj and Umrah have now put in a place a portal through which Hajj pilgrims from Europe, America and Australia can register for Hajj 2022. The portal will also allow pilgrims to browse through various packages and receive support 24/7 all while browsing in a language of their choice. The platform is […]
Book Review Words Nurunnahar Sultana Minarets in the Mountains is a fascinating account of Tharik Hussain’s journey around Muslim Europe, accompanied by his wife and children. A former teacher and journalist, Hussain guides his reader with focus and precision as he treads across several countries in the Balkans to explore the remnants of a once […]
If you have never been inside a mosque, your missing out! Cambridge Central Mosque This mosque is Europe’s first eco friendly mosque. Great Mosque of Cordoba, Spain This mosque was first a church. Islamic centre of Rijeka, Croatia Opened 2013, this was the first and third mosque built in Croatia. Prophet Muhammad Mosque, Russia Opened […]
The UK government has now compiled a traffic light system for travel destinations and the European Union’s Vaccination Passport is on track to be released in June, meaning we at British Muslim Magazine can get back to doing what we do best, promoting amazing places to travel! There are 44 countries in Europe. England announces travel ‘green […]
Words Juber Ahmed It’s true what they say; Europe has it all! Whether you’re looking for a weekend break, a romantic getaway, a beach or family holiday, an adventurous trip or even a historic voyage, Europe will not disappoint. Athens, Greece This historical capital of Europe has been noted in history as the birthplace of […]
In April, after 10 years of anticipation, Cambridge opened the doors to Europe’s first sustainable Mosque. We were very curious to learn more about this ground-breaking space. During Ramadan we made the trip to Cambridge as a family, and we had a brilliant day. The Mosque is a unique space that each one of us enjoyed and immediately felt connected to. From the outside, the mosque is instantly recognisable, whilst retaining a subtle elegance, charmingly blending in amongst the 20th century residential area where it stands. Once in […]
