Topic: Social media
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Five halal food influencers to follow before your next trip to Europe
Meet five of Europe’s biggest halal food creators and discover where they recommend eating in the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Belgium and Spain
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Islamic Relief workers speak out about abuse they get from the public
Staff at humanitarian charity say Ramadan 2025 was its worst period for abuse in 40 years and that volume of hate mail has left them feeling ‘numb’
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The shopkeeper and his cat who turned a corner shop into a community hub
Abdul Safy and Mimi have become local and social media celebrities, their companionship striking a chord with people around the world
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‘One of the biggest sources of stress’: Muslim mothers on the social media ban for under-16s
From bringing exposure to Islamophobic content to poor mental health, many parents welcome the ban, but some say it is punishing kids instead of big tech
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Where was Nigel Farage’s outrage when the far right put my family in danger?
Farage has ‘never been angrier’ than when his daughter’s address was made public. But he and his followers have put many more at risk, writes Mothin Ali
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The Muslim jewellers bringing grillz to new communities
As dental jewellery becomes even more popular, it’s also now a form of individual expression for people not allowed permanent forms of body art
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‘We need to take back that pride’: the Muslim drag artist teaching Islamic history
Through her live performances and across social media, Lujane Oud highlights the contributions of Muslims throughout history, showing that Arab drag is nothing new
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Viral candyfloss boy who lost use of arm gears up for ‘biggest ever event’
Hashir Aziz, 12, learned to make the confectionery with one hand while recovering from a devastating car crash and now donates it to good causes
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Former Met PC guilty of gross misconduct over racist and Islamophobic posts
Among other social media posts, PC Jonathan Eldered described the Qur’an as a ‘terrorist handbook’ but retired before he could be sacked, a panel heard
