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‘We’re more akin to the 1930s’: Asad Rehman on the far-right threat to the climate
Rightwing groups are weaponising inequality against migrants, Muslims and achieving sustainability, says the Friends of the Earth head as he reflects on his life of activism
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Plans announced for UK’s first Muslim women’s rugby team
Richmond's Zainab Alema, the first visibly Muslim woman to play in the Premiership, hopes to launch Muslimah Rugby in the summer
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Campaigners welcome £750,000 burials pledge but warn it is ‘temporary fix’
Newham Muslim Burial Association is calling for a permanent site in the east London borough, but says spending commitment is a positive step
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How Vox made halal school meals into a culture war in Spain
A new decree aims to guarantee dietary alternatives for students. But the far right has framed halal food as a threat to national identity
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In pictures: Together Alliance anti far-right protest
Muslim leaders join more than 100 faith organisations, charities and trade unions in a show of unity against far-right parties
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Asian and Black Met police less likely to be promoted than white colleagues
Data obtained by Hyphen for the Metropolitan Police substantiates warnings made by Baroness Casey’s landmark review in 2023
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Muslim dating app takes 20% Ramadan hit but founder hopes for ‘explosive’ Eid
Founder of Muzz reveals changing user numbers during the holy month as subscribers raise £175,000 for hospital in Sudan
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British Somali teachers’ network gears up for first in-person event
After relaunching earlier this year, the British Somali Educators Association seeks to support teachers and inspire the next generation
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How one mosque reduced food waste during Ramadan
Green Lane Masjid in Birmingham offered iftar packs including smaller portions of food to address wastage during the holy month
