Section: Lifestyle
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A walk along Surrey’s Islamic heritage trail
The self-guided Muslim history trail in Woking includes the UK’s first dedicated burial space for Muslims and the first purpose-built mosque
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Let it slide — the 21st-century renaissance of carrom
The much-loved South Asian game is taking its place as the centre of nights out and a new competitive league
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10 of the most important Islamic heritage sites in Britain and Ireland
Historian and travel writer Tharik Hussain picks his favourite sites from his new guidebook Muslim Britain & Ireland
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Maximalist beauty is the latest big thing
Beauty is pushing back against years of restrained ‘clean girl’ aesthetic, and instead celebrating bold colours and self-expression
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Muslims have been spicing up their coffee for centuries
Don’t fall prey to the pumpkin spice latte when you can have a drink with more flavour, more culture and more history
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Since becoming a mum, I constantly feel angry — but I can’t pinpoint why
Maternal rage is common among mothers, but there is still stigma and shame surrounding these emotions
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‘Young people are the solution’: the Leicester group building community through social action
Move the Youth's volunteers are actively involved in their neighbourhoods picking up litter, cleaning cemetery headstones and packing food bank bags
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Manakish for the masses
Lebanese bakery Edami introduces east London to a Beirut breakfast speciality
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The outdoors club bringing faith and nature together for Muslim women
At Sisters Countryside Club, women are taking up the reins and exploring activities such as horse riding that can often feel inaccessible
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The Great Lock-in: ‘Every day I aim for one spiritual, one mental and one physical win’
Social media is awash with motivational tips for the last three months of the year. We speak to four young Muslims about their goals
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Meet Marduk Malik, Muslim lucha libre star
Malik Waseem has carefully crafted a unique persona. Now he wants to be king of the Mexican wrestling ring
