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World Autism Acceptance week runs every year and is normally planned around Autism Acceptance Day (2 April). This year, World Autism Acceptance Week is scheduled to take part from 27 March – 2 April 2023. With over 700,000 autistic people in the UK, this year aims to shed light on acceptance rather than awareness. As […]
The 15th night of Sha’ban is undoubtedly special, with many hadith and reports existing to prove that. Also referred to as Laylatul Bara’at and Shab-e-Barat, this night is meritorious for many reasons. Firstly, this is the night in which Allah forgives many of His servants in one go and Allah’s divine mercy meets the people of the earth. In one narration, the Prophet ﷺ said, “This […]
“The 7th edition of the London Muslim Shopping Festival was a memorable and vibrant event featuring many exciting features and segments to keep the visitors engaged.” Words: Rabi’ah.M With the ongoing unpredictable weather in the UK where we are divided by days of crisp sunshine and brutally cold weather; not to mention the approaching Ramadan, having […]
The Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art in Kew Gardens – which is the world’s first display space dedicated solely to the genre of Islamic art and paintings of Qur’anic plants – will soon be featuring two unique art exhibitions. The first will be All the Flowers are for Me by artist Anila Quayyum Agha […]
Once again, the World’s BIGGEST Pre-Ramadan shopping festival will be returning to the international London Excel on the 25th-26th of February 2023. It is estimated that the festival will attract over 20,000 consumers globally over the jam-packed weekend. This is the seventh year the festival will be running, and for families, this is a great […]
The Empowered Women Network (EWN), for the first time, will be holding an annual conference this Sunday, January 29th 2023. The conference will be taking place in Stanmore, Greater London and will explore how EWN can continue to empower British women of ethnic origin to achieve their ambitions and progress at work. “We are so […]
