Section: News
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Imran Ahmed Q&A: ‘Tech companies are creating a toxic environment for Muslims’
The Center for Countering Digital Hate founder talks about the rise of Islamophobic conspiracy theories and online disinformation
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Attitudes to organ donation are changing among British Muslims
Once widely viewed as forbidden, this life-saving medical procedure is becoming more accepted
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There are Muslim bricks in Labour’s crumbling Red Wall
In 2019, the Labour party’s northern, white working-class base collapsed, handing a landslide election victory to the Conservatives. But are attempts to win those voters back alienating previously loyal South Asian supporters?
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Exclusive: the majority of British Muslims believe that life in the UK is better than it was five years ago
A new poll by Hyphen and Savanta ComRes shows a broadly optimistic view of the future
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European Muslims add youth to the continent’s ageing population
France and Germany have the highest numbers of Muslims in Europe, but the UK could overtake them with 13 million by 2050
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Muslim chaplains tend to prisoners of all religions
Alamgeer Choudhury talks about his interfaith work, Covid-19 and changing lives
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How the UK’s ‘Warm Welcome’ to displaced Afghans turned cold
Thousands of refugees remain trapped in temporary accommodation, unable to rebuild their lives
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More than two-thirds of UK Muslims have experienced Islamophobia in the workplace
Exclusive: a new poll by Hyphen and Savanta ComRes reports high levels of prejudice from employers, colleagues and clients
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A nation of optimistic and confident Muslims
While the glass is half full on economic and social mobility, Islamophobia presents a clear challenge for the UK
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‘I was told I looked like I worked with bombs’: experiences of workplace Islamophobia
An exclusive Hyphen poll has revealed high levels of anti-Muslim discrimination in people’s working lives. Here, we talk to a number of individuals about how it feels and what needs to be done
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How the cost of living crisis is hitting British Muslims
Rocketing inflation is driving an increasing number of people to food banks — and mosques and community organisations are stepping in to help
