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London’s food scene continues to dazzle, and for those seeking halal options, 2025 brings an exciting lineup of restaurants that fuse authenticity, innovation, and unforgettable flavour. From sleek fine-dining spots to buzzing street-food joints, here are the top halal restaurants you need to visit in London this year. 1. Berenjak Soho – Persian Grill Reimagined Location: Soho, […]
The Creative Women Platform returned to London for its annual forum under the banner “Gateway to a Sustainable Future”, bringing together a powerhouse of global female leaders, royals, creatives, and changemakers. Hosted at the UK Parliament and launched by Rupa Huq MP, the event opened with keynote speeches from the Rt Hon Sir John Whittingdale and HRH Princess Noura […]
In a nation redefining its global image, Princess Reema bint Bandar Al Saud stands as a trailblazer—not only in diplomacy but also as a powerful force in Saudi Arabia’s burgeoning hospitality and restaurant sector. While many know her as the Kingdom’s first female ambassador to the United States, her entrepreneurial efforts within the lifestyle and […]
For travelers with a passion for Islamic history, architecture, and cultural heritage, some cities stand out as living museums—places where centuries-old traditions meet curated collections of Islamic art and scholarship. Here are six remarkable cities where the story of Islamic civilisation unfolds across palaces, mosques, museums, and bustling streets. First stop…. 1. Istanbul, TurkiyeOnce the […]
As spring breathes new life into the natural world, Armenia emerges as an inspiring destination for Muslim travellers seeking a rejuvenating adventure steeped in culture, beauty, and spiritual serenity. Nestled between Asia and Europe, this captivating country is becoming a rising star for those craving something off the beaten path — a journey filled with […]
Situated on the estuary of the river Douro in northern Portugal, Porto’s western suburbs extend to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. The city is around 420km from Madrid. Porto is… • The second largest city in Portugal, after Lisbon.• A city with a long history; founded over 2,000 years ago, its historic centre was […]
