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As the Queen celebrates her Diamond Jubilee, it seems fitting to look back at how the British Muslim community has progressed since she took the throne.
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We were at our strongest when we surfed along the slippery slope with confidence.
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Coming from Pakistan to look for work, Sir Anwar Pervez founded the Bestway Group. He built the business from a single convenience store to the second largest cash and carry operator in the UK, with an annual turnover in excess of £2 billion.
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Often forgotten in the shadow of Dubai, the emirate of Sharjah can be just as entertaining for the more conscientious tourist, as Ali Khimji found on his trip.
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Faced with a bright and inquisitive daughter, Kathryn has always encouraged Anisa to be open-minded, and learn about other peoples and cultures.
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Patterns and prints can sometimes seem daunting, but the good news is that there is a print out there to suit everyone.
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Vegetarian food needn’t be dull. Try this selection of exotic and interesting recipes for a flavour–packed alternative to the myth of meat–free food.
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Throughout history, intellectuals have embraced a multitude of fields. But how might we become polymaths in the modern world? Ali Khimji explores the ways.
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As the old saying goes, “Time and tide wait for no man,” so we should not delay in doing the good things we want to do—before time catches up with us.
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The Qur’an describes the relationship between men and women as complementary, not oppressive. We need to uplift each other and aim for higher standards, otherwise both will suffer.
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“Total surrender is the complete emptying of self in order to be filled.”
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To Muslims, Moses is one of the five great Prophets. More is written about him in the Qur’an than all the other Prophets. He and his people faced incredible challenges that perennially repeat. Sarah Joseph draws some of the Qur’anic lessons that will be forever relevant.
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Bosnian cuisine is a careful balance of Eastern and Western influences. Fatema Zehra handpicks some Bosnian favourites for an authentic taste experience.
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Few people know or remember what happened in Bosnia 20 years ago. This special issue of emel recalls the greatest tragedy in Europe since WWII, and celebrates the resilience of the Bosnian people as they struggle to rebuild their society and country.
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