Topic: UK
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Photo essay: the rich story of gold
For many Muslim women, jewellery is a repository of wealth and family history
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Patriotism isn’t about flags — it’s caring enough to make this country better
Why should we let people who seek to divide us define our history and identity?
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The theatre group putting refugees at centre stage
Phosphoros Theatre uses performance to tell stories of forced displacement, from the people who have lived through it
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The Muslim Finance Girlies are here to help you make the most of your money
From smart investment tips to ethical guidance, these two friends are helping women of all ages plan for the future
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Halal investors and pension holders ‘unknowingly profiting’ from war in Gaza
Sharia-compliant investment funds and pensions have more than $1bn tied up in firms accused of helping Israel destroy the coastal strip, analysis reveals
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The teachers bringing marginalised stories into schools
As a new term begins, we meet educators who are highlighting Muslim histories and helping pupils become critical thinkers
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Muslim students say halal loans and accommodation can’t come quickly enough
Interest-bearing student loans and mixed-gender halls put some Muslims off uni. Alternative student finance and firms such as iLm are changing that
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Why Starmer may have just months to win over anxious backbenchers
The prime minister survived Trump’s visit. But a minority of Labour MPs are whispering about a possible successor if he can’t deliver domestically
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Brides: a sensitive coming-of-age film about girlhood and its radical edge
Nadia Fall’s first feature is more interested in the inner lives of its protagonists, two Muslim girls who journey to Syria, as it is in the manipulative geopolitics surrounding them
