Topic: Economy
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Diversity and inclusion is a fact of life for Gen Z Muslims
Hyphen’s poll suggests that UK Muslims and their fellow Britons have more in common than ever before
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Video: Muslim Gen Zs — in their own words
From observing Ramadan to yearning for a halal McDonald’s, young Muslims tell us about their lives and ambitions
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‘I put my family before myself’ — Gen Z Muslims providing financial help to their parents
Falling spending power and spiralling costs are placing increasing pressure on young Muslims
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Gen Z Muslims in the UK — the figures
From social mobility to wanting to live abroad, Hyphen’s poll reveals the experiences and aspirations of a generation of 16-24 year olds
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Food price rises are changing the Great British iftar
As the cost of living crisis continues to bite, Muslims across the UK are planning for a more frugal Ramadan
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How the döner kebab won Germany’s heart
The nation’s favourite fast food has become an economic bellwether, a shorthand for social attitudes and an enduring symbol of integration, but are its salad days over?
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Brexit and spiralling costs cast a dark shadow over the UK’s curry houses
Faced with dwindling custom and an increasingly harsh economic climate, many businesses are closing their doors for the final time
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Movers and shakers on the alcohol-free cocktail scene
Demand for sophisticated drinks without a kick is soaring — and Muslim entrepreneurs and mixologists are leading the way
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Why are British Muslims not considered part of the working class?
When we think about ‘working-class communities’ in the UK, Muslims are rarely depicted — even though most live in the country’s poorest towns and cities
