A History of Muslims in Oxford is a collaborative oral history and heritage project between the University of Oxford’s Community History Hub (History Faculty)…
Everyday Muslim worked closely with Muslim Aid to record 15 in-depth oral history interviews with former founders, CEOs, Chairs, trustees, and staff, which are…
Karim Khan is a playwright and screenwriter from Oxford. His newest play, Before the Millennium, is showing at The Old Fire Station in December. Written…
My mother frequently reminisces about her earliest memories of Calcutta where she was born, and life in Dhaka where she grew up. It could…
Abdullah Quilliam (1856‒1932) has always presented a puzzle to researchers who attempt to dig more deeply into his life and the institutions he was…
Throughout history, student protestors have demonstrated unwavering tenacity in their fight against establishment forces, standing firm for their causes with resolute determination. Their protests,…
Muslims in Britain, 1800‒1970, and Beyond: Historical Approaches & Why Date: Monday and Tuesday, 1st and 2nd of July, 2024. Time: Day One -…
This is the extraordinary autobiographical story of Ali Ahmed Ismail Vohra, a highly educated engineer employed by the Railways who meticulously chronicled his story…
Memoirs of a young boy INTRODUCTION My name is Ishrat, Bano, Dilkusha Zuberi. Born, raised, and educated in the UK. I have always wondered…
My great-grandma lived through Partition; her name was Mansur Faatimah Shah. I grew up listening to many stories of her endurance and bravery, about…