November marks Islamophobia Awareness Month across Britain, providing an important opportunity to challenge anti-Muslim hatred, discrimination and prejudice while recognising the valuable contributions Muslims make to our communities.

This year’s theme, “Don’t Let It Slide”, reminds us that prejudice must never be ignored, excused or allowed to become normalised.

Islamophobia affects Muslims in workplaces, schools, public spaces and online. Muslim women may face particular challenges because their faith and identity are often more visible.

November marks Islamophobia Awareness Month in the UK, a time dedicated to raising awareness and taking collective responsibility to prevent acts of Islamophobia, both locally and globally. This campaign calls for unity and accountability, urging everyone to challenge discrimination against Muslims and work towards a more inclusive society. Islamophobia often arises from stereotypes and misconceptions, which this month seeks to dismantle through positive dialogue and education.