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‘We’re Spanish too’: Ceuta’s Muslims face exclusion in their own city
After mass arrivals in the territory from Morocco, established Spanish Muslim communities say they too are being treated as outsiders
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Daniel Malikyar shows an Afghanistan you’ve never seen before
In a new book, the photographer chronicles a long-awaited homecoming
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Muslims have been spicing up their coffee for centuries
Don’t fall prey to the pumpkin spice latte when you can have a drink with more flavour, more culture and more history
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HSBC to review ‘halal’ fund’s $38m investment in Palantir shares after Hyphen exposé
Nest was also due to meet with HSBC this week to discuss the fund’s investment in the controversial US spy-tech company
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Dala Nasser’s Cemetery of Martyrs: ‘I hope I do all these figures justice’
The Lebanese artist’s latest installation is showing at London’s Peer Gallery, representing a collection of graves of prominent Arab cultural figures
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Photo essay: Yomna El Beyaly’s In Her Own Way
A new public exhibition in Amsterdam takes the viewer inside the lives of women and girls in Cairo
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NAZA is truly one of the most powerful films you will ever see
The new documentary from Oscar-winners Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor may change minds and inspire action. It can also leave audiences devastated and no better equipped to alter what they have witnessed
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Famous faces back campaign for partition memorial in UK
MPs Naz Shah and Apsana Begum are among hundreds of names on an open letter ahead of the 80th anniversary of Britain’s 1947 partition of India
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Manakish for the masses
Lebanese bakery Edami introduces east London to a Beirut breakfast speciality
