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Across the city, female-centred Pilates studios have become a steady fixture in the fitness landscape, offering spaces where privacy and comfort are part of the design. For many Muslim women, this focus on discretion – alongside smaller classes and clearer instruction – is a key part of the appeal. From reformer-led studios to mat-based community […]
From community arts festivals and royal art auctions to a summer-long celebration of Black music, here are three standout events taking place across the UK this season. Black Muslim Tour of Central London Discover the history of black Muslims in London on this unique tour! The stories of people and countries from Africa and the […]
Ready to level up your business and mindset? These must-read books will fuel your ambition, sharpen your strategy, and help you build the confidence to lead boldly, before you hit 40. 1. Lean In by Sheryl Sandberg Why read it:This modern classic explores the subtle gender biases women face in leadership and encourages women to assert themselves […]
Ramadan is near, the time is ripe for Muslim couples to embark on a romantic journey and create lasting memories before the spiritual festivities begin. From breathtaking landscapes to culturally rich cities, here are three top Muslim-friendly destinations that promise to kindle the flames of love and adventure. Istanbul, Turkiye Where East Meets West in […]
What comes to mind when I mention South Africa? Safari Parks? The Apartheid? Maybe even Nelson Mandela? Whilst all these are good thoughts and answers, a part of South African history is too often neglected. The historical narrative of Muslims and Islam stretches back as far as the late 17th century when Muslims from the […]
An authentic depiction of the Nakba, the film ‘Farha’ stands to portray the violent horrors of that time. The term Nakba, literally meaning The Catastrophe, refers to the tragic events surrounding the establishment of Israel, when hundreds of thousands of Palestinians were displaced from their homes or had to make their own exit. Whilst the […]
