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If you’re planning Umrah from the UK ahead of the Ramadan season, the winter months can offer a surprisingly comfortable and family-friendly window to travel. Cooler daytime temperatures and crisp evenings make tawaf and walking between sites far more manageable, while winter school holidays allow families to travel together without missing term time. With recent […]
December in Britain is a chaotic mix of the biting cold with glittering high streets, office Secret Santas, red and green jumpers and a celebratory rhythm that gradually slows across the nation as the year draws to a close. From the first festive advert to the final office email sign-off, December feels like a collective […]
As the year draws to a close, offices sign off and schools break up, winter offers the perfect opportunity to slow down and reconnect. With diaries finally aligning and evenings stretching a little longer, there’s no better way to catch up with friends and family than over a comforting meal. With the days growing colder, […]
Muslim Aid marked four decades of life-changing humanitarian work last night with a landmark 40th Anniversary Gala at Grosvenor House, London. The event brought together distinguished guests, community leaders, public figures and long-standing supporters to honour the past, influence the present, and shape the future of one of the UK’s most established Muslim charities. Founded […]
As the popularity of new weight loss medications such as Wegovy and Mounjaro continues to grow, health experts are urging caution: these treatments may help people shed pounds, but without lasting changes to diet and lifestyle, the benefits could be short-lived — and nutritional health could be at risk. The British Nutrition Foundation (BNF) has warned that […]
Lailat al Miraj, also known as Isra and Mi’raj, marks one of the most profound and miraculous events in Islamic history—the Prophet Muhammad’s night journey (Isra) from Mecca to Jerusalem and his ascension (Miraj) to the heavens. During this divine event, the Prophet was purified, met previous prophets, and received the command for Muslims to perform five daily prayers (Salat). […]
