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Racist undertones are still pervasive in popular conversations about beauty
Although most UK mosques are happy to abide by lockdown rules, one is asking the High Court for permission to re-open
Pope Francis called on “believers of all faiths” to unite in the day of fasting and prayer to ask “God to help humankind overcome the coronavirus pandemic.”
The pandemic has transformed many aspects of the holy month, but we can preserve and even amplify the most meaningful parts
If you're afraid that lockdowns and isolation will dampen Ramadan, just remember that sacrifice and discipline are at the core of this holy month
Among the devastation the virus brings are fear and loneliness, against which humanity is our biggest weapon
Religious institutions have a chance to reinvent their message, and use new technologies, to reach out to an audience spending more time on introspection
Why the Ryanair chief executive's suggestion that Muslim men be made to undergo more strenuous security checks at airports is impractical, racist and dangerous
Feminists say that everything they have fought for is being thrown away while #TradWives assert their choice to stay at home and submit to husbands like it is 1959
Veganism might not be for all Muslims, but the zeal of its proponents will still benefit the wider Muslim community
Our aspiration for space travel and extra-terrestrial human existence should not be built around only male bodies, attitudes and privilege
People yearn for a monarchy that represents a modern nation yet they do not want it to lead by example
With a declining population, the prime minister Viktor Orban has declared fertility a matter of strategic importance for the country
Beyond getting lost in movies and comic books, we must learn to identify and support the heroes in our midst – and possibly even become one
History is replete with examples of powerful female figures being cut out from its annals or being ignored