Topic: Media
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Weekend with Amir El-Masry: ‘I just open the fridge, find what’s there and put it all together’
The actor on his new film Giant, working with Pierce Brosnan, and his obsessions with coffee and running
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Hamlet establishes Riz Ahmed as one of the greats
This modern retelling enhances the cruelty of Shakespeare’s tale, infusing the terrible fate that awaits our protagonist with societal anger
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Zines are giving British Muslims the power of boundless expression
In recent years Muslims and marginalised communities have been forging their space in UK DIY magazine culture as a form of creative freedom
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All That’s Left of You: moving drama is an epic tale of a Palestinian family over generations
Cherien Dabis’s ambitious film doesn’t aim to explain history so much as to show how its scars accumulate
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10 community organisations to volunteer for in 2026
From fighting food poverty to mental health support, here are some ways to give back this year
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Social media helped us learn about our faith — don’t ban it, say young Muslims
The Muslim Council of Britain has backed a proposal to bar under-16s from social media. But for some, it was a source of support on their Islamic journey
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The hijab was never meant to be a brand or performance, but a symbol of faith and belief
Social media is full of images of hijab-wearing women conforming to certain beauty standards. This World Hijab Day, we should remember its true meaning
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Weekend with Faraaz Noor: ‘You can’t beat my mum’s chicken curries’
The Traitors contestant on Saturday-morning walks, his favourite restaurant, and what it was like reaching the final of the hit BBC reality show
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‘Windows to a lost history’: the wonders of Iranian new wave cinema
Between 1964 to 1979 Iranian films were marked by a shared poetic and revolutionary language. Now the Barbican is screening some of the works from this era for the first time in public
