Novels and memoirs to remind us that migration is a tale as old as time and is essential to our survival, from. authors including Cecile Pin

More than 80 prayer packs have been given out by the Muslim community group MLXN, which also runs cultural competency workshops for NHS staff

The Shoreditch venue marks its 20th year by paying tribute to the communities and culture that make the area a hotbed of musical innovation

The home secretary discussed the role of Islam in her decision-making during an event at the 2026 Labour conference

Sarah Owen, parliamentary under-secretary for Northern Ireland, made comments at Labour conference after Belfast was hit summer of violence

The Dutch-Egyptian developer is one of the gaming industry's most prominent Muslims — and he's giving others like him a helping hand

The British Islamic Medical Association’s Lifesavers programme aims to slash inequality in survival rates for cardiac arrest

Director Alex Gibney’s documentary offers an intimate, nuanced and moving view of the author’s life after the shocking 2022 attack

It took decades of deliberate strategy to erode our sense of pride and solidarity. We’ll have to work equally hard to get it back

Haris Tagari drove across Europe in 2025. Now, he's on his biggest journey yet, tracing the Silk Road to Mongolia while living in his Toyota

Nuffield Trust study lends weight to claims reported by Hyphen that parents of autistic Muslim children find it harder to access diagnosis

Community organisation Muslim Children in Care has given out dozens of prayer packs but says there is a huge unmet need for more

Dr Eva Miah’s YouTube channel Tiny Doctors offers informative videos on physical health targeted at pre-school children

The Dutch artist’s visit to the Alhambra, Spain, would leave a deep impression, an influence that's explored in an exhibition in the Hague

The Left won 25.7% while the far-right AfD surged to 16.3%. Mohamed Amjahid examines what the result means for the city and Germany

Senegalese restaurant had run a free catering school to help young people into the industry and now faces ‘start from zero again’

The Left won 25.7% while the far-right AfD surged to 16.3%. Mohamed Amjahid examines what the result means for the city and Germany

The annual foodie event has grown from a modest affair to a stadium-filling celebration attracting thousands of visitors from across Europe

From romcoms to family dramas about integration in 1970s Britain, a host of new and returning plays showcase all aspects of Muslim life

The imam behind Ask a Muslim says the Sweden Democrats’ divisive tactics backfired — but its ideas remain embedded in mainstream politics

Most referrals of young children to Home Office counter-terror scheme in England and Wales were made by police, new data shows

The comedian on his latest stand-up show, Tez Things I Hate About You, and getting up early to feed his pet rabbits

Campaigners say hundreds of cabbies currently share one sink in a converted toilet and have offered to cover building costs themselves

The Green leader has been attacked for campaigning in a language that isn’t English. But multilingual political adverts in the UK aren’t new

More than 115 mosques will be welcoming members of the wider community as part of the annual initiative. Here are just a few of them

The British-Pakistani DJ, producer and Dialled In founder's propulsive songs draw on influences ranging from baile funk to singeli music

MPs blast ‘opaque’ process as mosques turned down for security funding under Home Office code of conduct published just hours earlier

From Lebanese glamour to Afro-Asian luxury, these are the brands to have on your radar this season showcasing the city's diverse cultures

Appointment of ‘special representative’ was delayed twice, Hyphen understands — now MP tells Burnham: ‘Get on with it’

On the 25th anniversary of the attacks that ushered in the ‘global war on terror’, a teacher, a civil servant and an imam look back

From Homeland to Zero Dark Thirty, Leila Latif looks back at how the terror attacks changed the way Muslims were portrayed on our screens

Imams and rabbis unite to call for better preparation for extreme weather as a result of climate change: 'We live on the same planet'

On the 25th anniversary of the attacks that ushered in the ‘global war on terror’, a teacher, a civil servant and an imam look back

Imams and rabbis unite to call for better preparation for extreme weather as a result of climate change: 'We live on the same planet'

The Indian photographer's Les Rencontres d’Arles show is a poignant and disorienting meditation on time and the devastating toll of dementia

The brand works with refugee artisans from Syria whose crafts include brightly coloured handwoven bags with punchy designs

Blending Persian and Japanese aesthetics, this anime series has opened up new worlds for some viewers and made others feel seen

Germany's far-right secured a historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt. Mohamed Amjahid says its success is in turning embedded prejudice into votes

The playwright’s drama We Can’t Be Friends returns to a London stage as a ‘safe space’ for people to explore identity and faith

The TV doctor on becoming a countryside boy, making daal nachos and life after his memorable appearance on the BBC reality show

The author hopes his story of fleeing Afghanistan and long journey to Wales will help children understand what it means to be a refugee

Misinformation and far-right disinformation spread online during July’s mass crossing between Morocco and Spain

In a new book, the author chronicles decades of political activism and community organising by the UK’s South Asian community

Here are some beautiful spots across the country with excursions led by organisations working to make outdoor spaces more inclusive

In a new book, the author chronicles decades of political activism and community organising by the UK’s South Asian community