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The largest floor mosaic in the world, known as ‘Mosaic of Existence’ has made it to the Guinness Book of Records. Located in Hatay, Turkey, the floor mosaic is made of nothing but natural marble. To earn a spot as a world record, it was a requirement that the floor mosaic had to be 500 […]
The Islamic new year is upon us! With Muharram being the first Islamic month as well as a sacred month, there are many ways of taking advantage. Muslim scholars of the past have placed a great emphasis on increasing goods deeds, fasting, glorifying God and giving to charity within this sacred month. What’s more, according […]
Muslims around the world tend to become hopeless when the Hajj season is over. With Ramadhan having passed us, the two Eids over and people settling back in upon returning from Hajj, many become despondent as they eagerly await the moment for another spiritual boost in next year’s Ramadhan. For those of us in this […]
Launched for the first time in 2020, South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) is all about celebrating, commemorating and educating others about how South Asians contributed to the growth of the UK. Running from July 18 to August 17, the month focuses on the pioneering efforts and successes of people from Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, India, […]
A brand-new British-based sustainable clothing brand has launched its first ever collection with the aim to reduce the clothing industry’s carbon footprint – starting quite literally from the ground up. Available now, Social Socks is launching with the sole aim to change the way we view sustainability, specialising in environmentally-friendly socks that keep your carbon […]
Conquering Mount Everest in May of 2013, Samina Baig continued with her passion for mountaineering and climbed K2, the second tallest mountain in the world! The 31-year-old mountaineer hails from the small village of Gilgit Valley and gained popularity after conquering all seven summits by 2014. Joining more than 100 climbers in summiting K2 on […]
