Faith as a Bridge: Confronting Anti-Muslim Hatred/ Islamophobia in the UK
I grew up in apartheid South Africa, where racial divisions were enforced by law, yet faith often transcended these barriers....
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The Positive Contribution of British Muslims to the UK’s Social Cohesion and Prosperity
British Muslims have long played a significant role in shaping the social, cultural and economic fabric of the UK. As...
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Muslim Community led initiatives on tackling loneliness are working. Let’s learn from them.
At the Gloucestershire Feed the Hungry project, the queue is already down the street by the time Hash Norat opens up. They not only...
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Virtue Ethics in Policymaking
In today’s increasingly globalised and interconnected world, policymaking inspired by faith is often viewed as out of touch or even...
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The Growing Financial Burden: Learning from British Muslim Responses to the Cost of Living Crisis
Britain faces a mounting economic crisis that’s exposing deep fault lines in our society. While the cost of living squeeze...
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How Muslim Lifestyles Create Enormous Economic Opportunities for the UK
The United Kingdom’s tryst with secularism began in the 1960’s when a discursive shift in language came about. Media and...
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Still looking for Billy Elliot
In March 2024, the Sunak government announced a review of the Arts Council, only to see it suspended with the...
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Healing the present
As waves of immigrants arrived on British shores, often in northern towns such as Liverpool and Manchester, they were frequently...
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Understanding the riots and preventing the next one
The summer riots that erupted in various parts of the UK, driven by far-right extremist groups, sparked alarm and concern...
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A significant Labour majority – time to celebrate?
The recent UK General Election ushered in a new era with the Labour Party securing a significant majority in the...
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