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Book Club: Sudanese-Australian novelist Yassmin Abdel-Magied's follow-up to 'You Must Be Layla' is a brilliant bildungsroman continuation of a young Sudanese hijabi and the navigation of her identity, religion and sense of belonging.
Increasing levels of Islamophobia, often manifesting itself in violent attacks, has left Muslim communities worldwide with deep mental health trauma about their belonging. However, fears of raising these issues has made the problem worse.
After only a handful of Lebanese women were selected as candidates, many activists and international organisations are calling for a better representation of women in the coming general elections of May 2022.
Liberal Democrat Councillor Rabina Khan discusses why white feminism is leaving Black, Asian and ethnic minority women out of the conversation and why the voices of women of colour need to be included in the feminist debate.
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After Paul Pogba's removal of a Heineken bottle from a press conference went viral, a fresh spotlight shows that Muslim athletes need to be accommodated in sport. Nujum Sports proposes a ten-point charter for athlete associations to adhere to.
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TV Review: A hilariously goofy insight into contemporary British-Muslim identity, We Are Lady Parts follows the lives of Saira, Bisma, Ayesha and Momtaz's foray into Punk. Wonderfully subversive, the sitcom has received widespread acclaim.
Blind to the mounting wave of evidence concerning atrocities against the Uyghurs, Muslim nations continue not only to turn a blind eye to the suffering of their fellow believers but also lavish praise on their persecutors.
Book Club: From across the literary spectrum, Sarah Shaffi picks her favourite reads for you to delve into during the month of Ramadan.
Noticing a lack of Muslim figures and representation in the South African visual arts circuit, curator Sara Bint Moneer Khan launched the Mashūrah exhibition as an opportunity for solidarity and to showcase Muslim artists and voices in the country.
Struggling to pick your next book over Ramadan? has compiled a guide of must-read Muslim stories from across the literary spectrum.