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With promises made over three years ago, the government has officially dropped work on a definition of Islamophobia. Over the years, many have found that the government’s reaction to such a concern has been deeply worrying, despite the rise in hate crimes against Muslims in England and Wales. For many years, Labour MP Afzal Khan […]
Islamic books and manuscripts dating back to the 13th century will be showcased for the first time in the Middle East. The 41st Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) held annually has always attracted visitors from around the world. Launched in 1982, by Dr Sheikh Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi, the book fair lasts 11 days and […]
This Black History Month, we end by exploring the life, efforts and career of Hashi Mohamed. Although a Somali, Mohamed was born in Nairobi, Kenya and moved to the UK when he was only nine years old. His father, who was a salesman, died in a tragic car crash in 1993, which was how Mohamed […]
Let’s be honest, most of us are always on the lookout for a quick and cheap getaway, and that’s not a bad thing! Many of the least expensive destinations have everything we need, from mouth-watering food to family-friendly activities and warm-hearted people to stunning landscapes. Who says you have to splurge to spend your days […]
The Dorchester, London – Miss World Limited and Himalaya Jet Limited graced Global Investment for Sustainable Development by Climate Change Forum with their presence. The three-day events had the presence of hosting for Lord Marland of Odstock, Lord Nat Wei of Shoreditch, Minister of State (Minister for Climate) – Mr. Graham Stuart MP, Mr. Andrew […]
Warmly lit aside the supreme view of an autumnal Tower Bridge, Coco Grill & Lounge has become the city’s go-to spot for a completely alcohol-free experience of beautiful fare, welcoming service, and electric atmosphere. A rich, comfortable interior beckons towards a unique offering of contemporary Anatolian cuisine, peppered with a host of flavourings from across […]
