Section: Voices
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The UK has failed on its promises to tackle inequality
The pandemic and cost of living crisis have left some of our most vulnerable communities, including children of Bangladeshi and Pakistani heritage, without a safety net
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My Westminster: Hamza Taouzzale
The borough’s first Muslim lord mayor takes Hyphen for a stroll around his neighbourhood and the places that mean the most to him
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Shada Islam Q&A: ‘You can be both Muslim and European’
The Brussels-based insider on the importance of diversity within EU institutions
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Easy, like a Sunday roast
Traditional British classic, or the most glorious of fusion foods? It’s really up to you
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A nation of optimistic and confident Muslims
While the glass is half full on economic and social mobility, Islamophobia presents a clear challenge for the UK
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Nish Q&A: ‘My music brings two worlds together’
The British-Bengali rapper talks about breaking boundaries and making it big on Spotify
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Sabah Nazir Q&A: ‘Our customers are modern Muslims and very trend-conscious’
Greetings card company Islamic Moments is filling a gap in the market, celebrating special dates from Eid to Ramadan
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Amina Atiq Q&A: ‘An artist’s duty is to reflect the times’
Yemeni poet and performance artist Amina Atiq uses the spoken word to explore immigration and growing up in Liverpool
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A hostile, demonising approach to human rights
In the face of the government’s Rwanda policy, we need to build a fairer and more united society
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Muj Shah: Muslim kids want to be superheroes too
The Bradford-based actor, comic book writer and illustrator talks about his life and work
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Tahmima Anam Q&A: ‘My words and art represent a diverse experience of Islam’
The Bangladesh-born writer's latest novel examines Muslim identity and the high-testosterone world of tech companies
