Section: Voices
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Shabna Begum Q&A: ‘Solidarity across different communities makes a difference’
The author of a new history of the Bangladeshi squatters’ movement on the inextricable links between poor housing and racism
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Asma Khan Q&A: ‘The most expensive ingredient in any dish is your time’
The chef and cookbook author on how her upbringing inspired the all-women Darjeeling Express kitchen
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Muslim and LGBTQI+: ‘The biggest challenge is being caught in the middle’
In a photo essay marking International Day Against Homophobia Transphobia and Biphobia, Muslim LGBTQI+ millennials and Gen Zers discuss faith and coming out
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Fatima Sheriff Q&A: ‘It’s not always about knowing the answer. Sometimes it is about out-buzzing your opponents’
The first Muslim woman on a winning University Challenge team talks about navigating impostor syndrome and the unexpected buzzer techniques that can lead to victory
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From the catwalk to the high street, ‘Quiet Luxury’ is making a big noise
The rise of this new and understated celebrity trend shares much in common with the aesthetics of modest fashion
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‘I used the Globe to start the conversation about Shakespeare and race’: Farah Karim-Cooper Q&A
The academic and author talks about the power of theatre, the culture wars, and how the comedian and actor Robin Williams led to her love of Shakespeare
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Social media influencers have no right to declare anyone an apostate
Muslim organisations need to challenge online firebrands and provide better examples for young people
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Can King Charles make the monarchy relevant for Britain’s Muslims?
The King has expressed a deep respect for Islam. For Muslims in the UK, it may not be enough to curb their apathy
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‘I want to make all Muslims aware that you can make a real difference’ – Natasha Asghar MS Q&A
The Welsh Conservative shadow minister for transport and technology talks about expanding public transportation, cutting carbon emissions, and how politics has affected her dating life
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The simple pleasure of a good kitchen gadget
From breadmakers to rice cookers, we are constantly looking to make our kitchens faster and more user-friendly. But what makes an appliance truly indispensable?
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‘Muslims have a 100-year architectural history in Britain’: Shahed Saleem Q&A
The architect, artist and designer of the V&A Ramadan Pavilion talks about the unique style of the British mosque and if we’ll soon be praying in the Metaverse
