On the 18th February 1932, a 42-seater Imperial Airways aeroplane took off from Croydon, its destination: Paris. Onboard was Gladys Milton Palmer, the former…
This year, Everyday Muslim Are Pleased to Announce the Launch of Our Inaugural Photography Competition. The Everyday Muslim digital photography archives are one of…
Wasilat Daniju is a part-time therapist and freelance photographer. She was born in 1979, in London, where she still lives and works. Her passion…
The release of the membership registers of the United Grand Lodge of England has meant that it is now possible to ascertain whether a…
This digital booklet details the stories of the African and Afro – Caribbean Muslim community in London. It details their experiences of migration, education,…
Please note: the following article includes a word which some may find insulting and hateful. The word has been censored using asterisks. ‘Why did…
Introduction “It is really astonishing,” wrote Abdullah Quilliam “to hear from the lips of educated English people the most ridiculous and erroneous statements with…
On a cold January day in 1924, a woman stood in the witness box at Marlborough Street Court in Soho, London. She had been…
In partnership with The Muslim Council of Britain and SOAS, the Centre for Islamic Middle Eastern Law we have organised a symposium to discuss…
