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Muslim students say halal loans and accommodation can’t come quickly enough
Interest-bearing student loans and mixed-gender halls put some Muslims off uni. Alternative student finance and firms such as iLm are changing that
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For our children to thrive, Britain must change its anti-play culture
There aren’t enough playgrounds for children in Britain, even though access to play has a fundamental influence on their development
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Mosques in southern England face five-figure bills to heatproof themselves
Religious buildings, many of them not originally designed to house large numbers of worshippers, are increasingly vulnerable to extreme heat
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How do you parent when the world is on fire?
We must instil compassion in our children, which starts with us as parents being kind to them and to each other
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How to holiday with small children
A recent trip to a family friendly beach resort proved that a relaxing holiday is not beyond reach for parents with young kids
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How to keep children entertained over the summer holidays on a budget
Try creating your own nature trail at a local park or check out free family cinema screenings
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The first female Muslim jockeys on diversifying horse racing
She was the world’s first hijabi jockey, but now Khadijah Mellah is paving the way for others, such as Aamilah Aswat, to take the reins
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AI has ‘revolutionised’ Islamic learning. Is it coming for scholars next?
Tech such as ChatGPT is aiding religious study — but there are some things it still can’t be used for, say academics
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The power of switching off: how to navigate motherhood in the digital age
Mariya bint Rehan, the author The Muslim (M)other, speaks to Hyphen about her new book on the experience of parenting
