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Ramadan: A Month of Reflection and Renewal
Ramadan is a holy month in Islam, commemorating the revelation of the Qur’an to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
A Few Tips to Help Be More Productive
For many Muslim women in Britain today, productivity has taken on a new meaning. It is no longer simply about managing time or completing tasks.
Resilience: A Holistic Approach Rooted in Faith and Psychology
Resilience is the ability to navigate hardship while maintaining emotional balance, purpose, and hope. It is not about avoiding pain or difficulty, but about developing the capacity to respond to life’s challenges with understanding, flexibility, and inner strength.
Ten Minutes to Leave Home, and Memory
In Gaza, where nights are turned into daylight by relentless bombardment, residents endure a chilling routine before each strike: a phone call or a “warning rocket” telling them they have just ten minutes to flee before their homes collapse into rubble.
Understanding Grief: A Journey of Healing and Compassion
Grief is a natural response to loss, and through compassion, faith, and shared support, it can become a journey of healing and renewal.
“The NHS is structurally racist”: Ethnic Disparities in Women’s Healthcare

A recent BBC investigation highlights how Black and South Asian women across the UK continue to experience delayed diagnoses, medical neglect, and inequality in reproductive healthcare.

Testimonies from women with conditions such as fibroids and endometriosis reveal a troubling pattern of being dismissed or ignored. This is not a matter of isolated incidents, but a reflection of structural bias within the system.

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Women Wait Longer: NHS Data Reveals Stark Inequality in Care

For the first time, NHS England has published detailed breakdowns of its waiting list by gender, ethnicity, age, and levels of deprivation. The figures, released in July 2025, confirm growing concerns about unequal access to care across the country.

Bosnia to Palestine: The Deafening Silence. By Saadia Mushtaq

11th July 2025 marks the 30th anniversary of the genocide in Srebrenica, Bosnia. Over 8,000 men & boys were brutally massacred while the world watched in silence. It followed three years of over 100,000 people being killed, thousands of women raped, and more than two million people being forced from their homes, simply because of their faith. 

Reflections From An Unforgettable Journey: Calm Amongst The Chaos

Our unique experience is honestly hard to express in mere words...I was blessed to first visit Al Quds, our beloved Masjid Al-Aqsa, in September 2024, as a sub-group leader with Zaarvel travel. Our group leader was brother Shafiq (may Allah SWT bless his soul). I remember many conversations during & after our tour, especially when brother Shafiq would say we need to include a visit to Jordan in our next tour. Who knew we would end up evacuating our group to Jordan on this tour!

Placing Our Trust in Allah: Tawakkul in Times of Hardship
Tawakkul is not a passive concept. It involves actively taking steps to help ourselves and others, while wholeheartedly trusting the outcome to Allah.
Konya – A Spiritual Gem in the Heart of Türkiye
For centuries, the city of Konya has stood as a beacon of spiritual refinement, Islamic scholarship, and Sufi tradition. Located in the heart of modern-day Türkiye..
Building Financial Resilience: The Financial Challenges and Savings Practices of Muslim Women in the UK
Muslim women in the UK continue to face significant financial challenges, with factors such as language barriers, cultural expectations, and limited access to mainstream financial services restricting their economic participation.
Ramadan: A Month of Reflection and Renewal
Ramadan is a sacred month of fasting, reflection, and community, fostering spiritual growth and unity among Muslims worldwide.
Lifelong Learning in Islam: A Path to Growth
Lifelong learning in Islam is a divine obligation that enriches the mind, strengthens the soul, and nurtures personal and communal growth.
The Horticulturalists – Connecting with the Earth
Narrated by Anas bin Malik, the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) said, "Whoever plants a tree or sows seeds, and a bird, person, or animal eats from it, will be rewarded as though it is an act of charity."
November 25th: International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
November 25th highlights the need to end violence against women globally. Support services, including legal aid, counselling, and advocacy, empower survivors and drive systemic change.
Empowering Muslim Women in Sports: Bridging Faith and Inclusion
Islam encourages women's participation in sports, but visible Muslim women face barriers. Inclusive policies can empower them while respecting their faith.
Reflections of 2023

As we approach 2024 in a few hours, I look outside, it is raining, the raindrops falling on the windows and dripping away silently.

New Year has a different meaning for me. One is because I am getting older, therefore becoming more aware of how time is slipping through our fingers like sand. 

Book Club
However, being old-fashioned I would debate that as much as digital media is wonderful, e-books are great and reading any book at the touch of a finger is truly amazing.