How Weight Training Helped Me Recover From My C-Section

By Maryam Akram

  Weight training may be the last thing on your mind after a caesarean section – walking safely to the bathroom or getting out of…

Beauty in the Sun! 6 tips and 7 products

By Sukaina Haidar

The sun has finally come out in all its glory shining down upon us vitamin D deficient Britons! Some may say it’s too hot as…

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NUS elects New Muslim Female President ZamZam Ibrahim

By Amaliah Team

Congratulations are in order for Zamzam Ibrahim, who has just been elected as the new National Union of Students at the National Conference 2019. She’s…

Watch: Tackling Body Image and Beauty Standards with Sahar Arrayeh

By Amaliah Team

Women come in all shapes and sizes, yet often mainstream media doesn’t always celebrate that. Check out Sahar Arrayeh’s exclusive video for International Women’s Day,…

Amaliah shorts: The Glorification of Interracial Marriage

By Safura Houghton

Amaliah short reads Ever since I married my white English revert husband, I noticed a difference in the way many Muslims spoke to me/approached me,…

5 reasons why we are tested

By Sunday Circles

Life is filled with ups and downs, and there are times where our trials seem unending. In the Qur’an, there are several verses in which…

Alaa Salah, know her name, The women in the images of Sudans uprising

By Selina Bakkar

I have no words, so I poured my heart out with paint. Wishing a million times I could be there on the frontlines with my…

4 ways watching Ertugrul made me a better Muslim: True fame is being known amongst the Angels

By Hiba Noor Khan

Ertugrul is the Turkish series which has been dubbed as the Netflix’s “Game of Thrones Rival”. Set in the 13th century, it shows the life…

How to phrase “no boxed gifts” in 4 ways

By Amaliah Anonymous

No boxed gifts – the not so subtle term that can be found on wedding invites that implies presents should be in the form of…

Guide to travelling to Shanghai for Muslims by a Muslim living there

By K.T. Lynn

  I never wanted to move to China. When my husband first told me that we were moving to China, the fear of the unknown…

Without Compassion there can’t be Naseeha

By Sisters Magazine

These days advice is dished out to our sisters without an ounce of compassion or understanding When I first became Muslim the amount of advice,…

How To Love Someone With Bipolar Disorder

By Wardah Abbas

Almost six years ago, when I was a University senior, my much-loved Uncle went into a manic depressive episode that lasted for months. He would…

Amaliah’s Perfect Dates in London, from food festivals to walks

By Amaliah Team

With the weather changing, we’ve noticed love is in the air too, or at least our pursuit of love and team Amaliah were thinking about…

Dear Non-Black creatives of Colour: Are ‘we’ speaking over, erasing, appropriating, fetishizing or profiting off of others?

By Zeinab Khalil

I address non-Black North African women creatives because I am part of this group and I have been noticing this trend a lot among us–but…

Untangling culturally inherited expectations: In Conversation with Artist Azraa Motala

By Amaliah Team

Azraa Motala is a force to be reckoned with, she is a Muslim female multidisciplinary artist, who has wowwed the community with her most recent…

Sufra Foodbank: Working on the front-line in the fight against hunger and poverty in London

By Amaliah Events

“Sufra NW London works on the front-line in the fight against hunger and poverty whilst also offering a wide range of services and community-based activities…

Are you coming to #streeteatsfest 2019, this year it’s Brought to you by Amaliah & Halal Gems

By Halal Gems

This Easter Weekend in April we will be bringing you the 3rd edition of Street Eats, the Halal Gems flagship food festival. For three days…

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10 Questions with Halima AKA @WWAGS: Fashion photographer and more…

By Amaliah Team

We have a quick sit-down on life as a photographer for some of the worlds most creative brands. You may also recognise her by her…

Halal dating and heartbreak: Using Others to Fill Voids

By Nusaiba O

It’s easy to fall into blaming men for all our woes. I mean we live in a patriarchal society after all and therefore essentially all…

Over 130 Muslims killed in central Mali by men in Dogon Hunter clothing

By Selina Bakkar

Tension and clashes between Dogon hunters and semi-nomadic Fulani herders have often occurred in Central Mali, the disputes are often over land and water, but…

How would You Behave if You Were in Front of God? Ihsaan explained.

By Rumaysa

Ihsaan in light of the Quran How would you behave, how would you treat people if you were in front of God? The beauty of…

Kings College University, London accused of Racial profiling & Discrimination during Queen’s visit

By Amaliah Anonymous

The issue of racial profiling and discrimination was at the centre of  King’s College London University this week,  there have been accusations that the University…

Wearing the hijab today was a simple gesture of support for our Muslim communities grieving

By Amaliah Team

Image: Anne Cornish Jacinda Arden, PM of New Zealand has been seen wearing a hijab through the week in response to what happened at Al-Noor mosque…

Wearing a hijab for a few hours will not eradicate Islamophobia, we need to confront White supremacy

By Shereen Fernandez and Fatima Rajina

Image Credit Samantha Hayes We watched in horror as the news unfolded last Friday that two mosques had been stormed, our bodies treated as targets…

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Mini reminders: Allahs names: Al Jaami- The Uniter

By NWLP Sisters Circle

He brings things together that no other can… Linguistically, jam` (the root of al-Jaami`) means to bring something together, as opposed to dividing or taking something apart: yajma`uh (he brings…

Who are the four Black Muslim Women behind Poetry collective ::Nana:: Collective?

By Selina Bakkar

Nana is a Poetry & Spoken Word collective made up of four Black, Female, Muslim Creatives. The women who are already individually well known and…

How I Found My ‘Mr Right’

By A Jamil

Finding the ‘one’ is probably one of the biggest challenges that both single Muslim men and women still experience, and coupled with ongoing societal pressures…

How these parents are navigating racism and Islamophobia in a Post-Trump America

By Safa Brown

We spoke to a couple in America to understand how they are navigating racism and Islamophobia in a Post-Trump era. There are an estimated 3.45 million Muslims living in…

Muslim journalist resigns from Sky News after their response to the Christchurch terrorist attack in New Zealand

By Amaliah Team

“We’re all responsible for the media,” says Rashna Farrukh, now former Sky News employee. The New Zealand terror attack where over 50 lives were lost…

A survival guide for living with your in laws…if you want to

By Amaliah Anonymous

First things first. You have to actually want to live with your in-laws. You need to have the conversation with your partner on if this…

Travel Company ‘Serendipity Tailormade’ are taking a book of condolences to the mosques in New Zealand: Sign them now

By Mahmoudat Sanni-Oba

The tragic deaths of our brothers and sisters in New Zealand has affected us all.   It is during testing times like these that we demonstrate…

Muslim Twitter ; “The Rest Of Us Have Work To Do” #NewZealandShootings

By Amaliah Team

May Allah (swt) grant our brothers and sisters such peace in their after-lives and the highest levels of Paradise. May He relieve the suffering of…

At least 49 killed in an act of terror against Muslims at New Zealand Mosque, $50,000 NSD raised for victims families

By Selina Bakkar

And no, action is not increased police at mosques. This is regression. Looking to the same state that is built upon & requires our subjugation…