Topic: UK
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‘Not just ticking the box’: what representation really means for Muslims in the arts
More writers across TV and theatre are now creating work that pushes back against limiting and sometimes harmful portrayals of Muslim life
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Venues won’t stage South Asian dance in case they can’t sell tickets
South Asian dancers face double whammy of few chances to train and lack of opportunity to perform, warns author of Arts Council England report
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The P Word returns and has become ‘even more relevant’
The Olivier-winning play about a queer South Asian love story in the context of the UK’s asylum system is showing at London’s Bush Theatre
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Islamic gardens you can explore across the UK this summer
Gardens to visit that are inspired by centuries-old design traditions from the Muslim world
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Weekend with Dúaa Karim: ‘My dream is to be in the comfort of my own home’
The Man Like Mobeen star on her experience as a Muslim actor, family movie nights and the Birmingham food scene
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Muslim Gooners: Arsenal supporters’ group seeks official recognition
The network counts former players among its followers and now hopes to gain formal status following Arsenal’s Premier League win
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Muslim soldiers’ story ‘woven into fabric of UK’, says faith minister
Nesil Caliskan made comments in light of government announcement that it wants long-awaited Muslim war memorial built by late 2028
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‘I wanted to play on expectations’: Sufiyaan Salam on the buzz around his debut novel
The author’s work has been praised by Stormzy and Dua Lipa. Here he speaks about the inspirations behind Wimmy Road Boyz
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Can Andy Burnham’s Manchesterism save Labour from itself?
He is widely heralded as the party’s savior, but it’s important to prioritise policy over personality
