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Ramadan Days

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Amber Khohar is an artist from South London. In her interview she shares an honest reflection of the physical impact of Ramadan and that of sharing the experience with Muslim’s from different cultural commmunities.

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The Islamic Fashion Industry in Turkey: An Anthropological Perspective

What makes an outfit Islamically appropriate? What makes an outfit fashionable? What makes a fashionable outfit Islamically appropriate? What makes an Islamically appropriate outfit…

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Interpretation Workshop with The National Army Museum

The Everyday Muslim team are proud to announce a one-day interpretation workshop in partnership with The National Army Museum. The workshop will allow a…

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We Weren’t Expecting to Stay and Other Stories

The evening of Friday 13th March 2015 saw the launch of our our new exhibition ‘We Weren’t Expecting to Stay and Other Stories,’ at…

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Everyday Muslim Symposium 2015

Saturday 31st 2015 was the date of our inaugural symposium. 20 speakers, 150 delegates from across the UK and Europe, gathered together at Bishopsgate…

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Uncategorized October 23, 2014

Everyday Muslim are taking part in the National Archive’s #ExploreArchives Campaign

Everyday Muslim is proud to announce their contribution in the National Archives #ExploreArchives initiative. Our social media campaign aims to promote existing Muslim archives,…

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Uncategorized July 10, 2014

The Guardian Article – Un-Edited

Although not ‘mis-quoted’, in The Guardian article. I think it’s important to publish the un-edited version of the article to provide a more accurate…

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Food July 8, 2014

The Great Samosa Debate – Home-made Versus Shop Bought

During this month, in our Ramadan Bites series we will be sharing and exploring traditions and stories related to Ramadan. One subject close to…

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Uncategorized May 26, 2014

The Muslim Front Room

Until recent years, the front room in a Muslim household has been an integral part of the home. Usually designated as the guests’ and/or…

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Uncategorized February 24, 2014

British Muslims and Hajj-going Across the Generations

British Academy Mid-Career Fellow 2013-14, Dr Seán McLoughlin, who is a Senior Lecturer in the School of Philosophy, Religion and the History of Science…

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