Topic: UK
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The outdoors club bringing faith and nature together for Muslim women
At Sisters Countryside Club, women are taking up the reins and exploring activities such as horse riding that can often feel inaccessible
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Weekend with Ola Labib: ‘I can clean the toilets a billion times, but I despise anything to do with clothes’
The comedian on wrangling household chores, her favourite dishes to cook on a Saturday and her memoir How Not To Lead A Double Life
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New documentary is a timely love letter to Amadou & Mariam
Ryan Marley’s film The Blind Couple from Mali offers a joyful and intimate look inside one of the world’s great musical marriages
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‘A pack of lies’: Luton rejects Tory MP’s claim that town has ‘no-go zones’
Faith and community leaders and the local police force all rubbished Blake Stephenson’s allegation, made at the Conservative Party Conference
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Reports of religious hate crime against Muslims up 15%, Home Office says
Government statistics for England and Wales published as British Muslim Trust reveals that attacks on mosques are getting worse in severity
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The Great Lock-in: ‘Every day I aim for one spiritual, one mental and one physical win’
Social media is awash with motivational tips for the last three months of the year. We speak to four young Muslims about their goals
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Meet Marduk Malik, Muslim lucha libre star
Malik Waseem has carefully crafted a unique persona. Now he wants to be king of the Mexican wrestling ring
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‘Very exciting’: Cumbria mosque to open next month after cyclists raise £79,000
Riders from two Preston cycle clubs have been raising cash for the South Lakes Islamic Centre in Dalton-in-Furness for five years
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‘I’ve always seen ESOL as a crucial pillar of a fairer society’
Teacher and founder of the charity English for Action, Dermot Bryers, explains why high-quality and accessible language education is good for everyone
