‘Saving Christmas’ may neglect London’s multicultural community
Devotional songs and bells ring in the background as toddlers race through the halls, chasing the smell of curries in
A British Christmas Day with one of UK’s youngest Imams and his family
As Christmas Day draws closer SWL spoke to one of the UK’s youngest Imams about his family’s Christmas plans and
The real explanation behind animal slaughtering for Eid-Ul-Adha
Friday July 31 marked the second Eid this year which many Muslims celebrated during lockdown due to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Breaking fast and building bridges: Ramadan Tent Project brings free food to Kensington
The Ramadan Tent Project has returned to London for the seventh consecutive year to feed thousands of hungry Londoners in
‘Heart-wrenching and laced with emotion’ — OUR BIG LOVE STORY at The Hope Theatre
The best works of art make you feel something — and leave you wanting more. OUR BIG LOVE STORY does
Ahmadiyya Muslim community leader calls for unity at National Peace Symposium
Wealthy nations were urged to give more help to some of the world’s most impoverished people by the leader of
Tooting playwright hopes new play shines a light on modern culture
An award-winning playwright hopes her extremism-inspired play will help to challenge and dispel cultural stereotypes. Stephanie Silver, who lives in
Road trip aims to reveal Merton’s historical value in support of Borough of Culture bid
Leaders of Merton’s London Borough of Culture bid embarked on a road trip to reveal the area’s rich cultural history.
Ahmadiyya Muslim Community leader condemns Westminster attacks
A renowned Islamic figure powerfully condemned the Westminster terrorist attack at the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s national peace symposium in Morden.
On the pulse: Should businesses to be able to ban their workers from wearing religious symbols?
The European Court of Justice has ruled that companies can lawfully ban employees from wearing headscarves and religious symbols under
Ramadan exam timetable confusion shows ‘ignorance’ about Islam say south London Muslim leaders
The backlash against exam timetable changes to accommodate Ramadan highlights how divisive a lack of understanding of Islam can be,