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Enjoy a night of laughter at the V&A this spring, featuring Shazia Mirza and more Join us for a unique evening of museum comedy to celebrate the opening of Laughing Matters: The State of a Nation – a new display in the British Galleries. A special line up of comedians bring their own unique brands […]
When i travelled to NYC, Halal guy’s was the only food that kept me going – tasty, hot and delicious! The Halal Guys started from humble beginnings, founded by three Egyptian immigrants who sold hot dogs from a street cart in New York, they soon experienced a fast demand for authentic halal food and expanded […]
Designer Dian Pelangi and model Feriel Moulaï also confirmed, as full programme for this weekend’s Modanisa Istanbul Modest Fashion Week revealed. This weekend, Istanbul will play host to leading modest fashion designers, influencers, buyers and tastemakers from around the world. Twenty-one labels are set to present their Ramadan collections at the second edition of Istanbul […]
In aid of Hands Up Foundation Leighton House Museum, the spectacular ‘East Meets West’ palace of art of Victorian artist Frederic Leighton, is proud to be working with the Hands Up Foundation to present a series of films made by a young generation of Syrian filmmakers. The programme, curated by award-winning director Soudade Kaadan, is […]
Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being. It affects how we think, feel, and act. With increasing pressure from societal norms and current culture it’s estimated that anxiety, depression, stress and other mental health problems are on the rise. With the fashionable culture of organic alternatives from food to yoga it can be seen […]
Breaking barriers has never been easy, particularly for Muslim women – we caught up with Ayesha Tariq, host at Islam Channel to find out how she’s breaking the norm. INTERVIEW 1) How did you secure your position as a TV presenter with Islam Channel, did you face any cultural or community challenges? Since being a teenager, I’ve always […]
