Listen to a diverse selection of narratives, from vox pop and oral history interviews, and events including; academic presentations, panel discussions and spoken word…
An opportunity to share and learn about Muslim heritage in Britain through personal stories, memories and opinions through articles, presentations, debates and spoken word…
Solitary and silent in the grotto – Surrounded by broken stone – An argument broke out in Khalil’s heart Between himself and himself alone.…
Born in New Malton, York, on the 5th of February 1883, Irene Serga Alice Jane Mary Wentworth-Fitzwilliam led a life surrounded by Aristocracy and…
By 1868 India had seen many reputable and honourable female leaders, what with the likes of Razia Sultan reigning Delhi from 1236 to 1240-a…
In pre-First World War London, an Egyptian-born journalist and writer founded a paper to report international struggles against colonialism and racism. Yasmeen Arif discusses…
Our very first archive collection entitled: We Weren’t Expecting to Stay. More details about the catalogue can be accessed here.
Stories from the We Weren’t Expecting to Stay Archive are presented in a digital booklet covering themes of: migration, childhood, education, work-life, discrimination, racism,…
Mostly of African or Caribbean background, black Muslims are raising awareness of the centrality of blackness to Islam.
Taking Ownership of Our History by Documenting Our Heritage. Everyday Muslim Heritage and Archive Initiative is a long-term project to create a central archive…