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Meet Halima Aden, the world’s Hijabi supermodel who has made news through her participation in international fashion shows. Rabi’ah. M talks to Halima about her representation of Muslim women through the hijab in the fashion scene and the challenges she has experienced. When you first watch Halima Aden walk down the ramp at the […]
By Natasha Syed We travelled to Ireland from Heathrow Airport and arrived at around lunch time, our favourite time of the day. We picked up our hire-car from Enterprise Cars, Dublin, who were super friendly and gave us the option of which car we needed. From there we headed towards County Wicklow, down the M50 Motorway, Southbound. […]
Ramadan through the generations with TV presenter Natasha Asghar, radio presenter Anisa Nasir and youtuber Super Saf. With each passing generation, Ramadan has changed over the years. From large family gettogethers to spending quality time with loved ones, from the more traditional Aisha samosas to burger patties from Tahira and balancing work with fasting – […]
Crete is a magical tapestry of splendid beaches, ancient treasures, and gorgeous landscapes encompassing vibrant cities and dreamy villages, where locals share their culture, traditions, wonderful cuisine and warm smiles! This is the home of the minoans, the first advanced society on European soil. Local seafood is delicious! What not to miss… Hania Old Town […]
We caught up with Jas Braich, the creator of UK beauty brand, and the brains behind, Millionaire Hair Mist. In one light-weight, organic, blue bottle, this Mist works wonders on all types of hair. It’s a perfect product for styling, naturally strengthening your hair and leaving it super soft and frizz-free with a gorgeous glossy shine. […]
March 21st saw of the UK’s first Islamic guidance document launched at the House of Commons on Adoption and Fostering, which has been commissioned by the UK charity Penny Appeal, who are actively involved in recruiting Muslim carers and adopters. The Islamic Guidance document research which included the involvement of leading UK scholars, Community leaders […]
