Despite the Islamophobic attitude and behaviour witnessed on an almost daily basis, Muslims continue to contribute to their communities, pushing them forward.

The Green Lane Masjid in Birmingham advised that the Eid prayer should be performed at home.

Mother Nature seemed to strive. It reclaimed its space back from humans.

Due to these lockdown regulations, congregational acts of worship and collective iftar are prohibited.

We wish you and your family a blessed and peaceful Ramadan.  May the spirit of this blessed month stay in our hearts, illuminate our souls from within and ripple through what we say and do, as we traverse uncharted times.

This year is going to be different seeing that the world is witnessing the wake of the Coronavirus pandemic, and most of the countries are under lockdown. But this shouldn't stop people around the globe from celebrating Earth Day.

The scientists found in their studies that, in its structure, there are protrusions in the form of nails and thorns which allows the virus to hold onto the cell and weakens it until it dies.

Islamophobia had been a big issue in India long before the COVID-19 outbreak.

With the massive spread of COVID-19, concerns in the Muslim community have grown over burial rituals.

In the UK 1.6 million women experienced domestic violence last year and this number is expected to rise due to the Coronavirus lockdown.

Metropolitan police acknowledges wrongdoing in making Muslim women remove their Hijab at UK airports.

One of the biggest decisions made was to prevent group gatherings and meetings, which directly affected the way believers practiced Islam.

According to the GCSE league table, 8 Muslim faith schools were ranked amongst the top 20 schools in Britain of 2019. Four of them made it to the top 10.

On International Women’s Day, we hope to spread awareness and confront the injustice that Muslim women endure by those who ignore Islam's teachings and proceed to attack its followers in the name of women’s freedom.

Bana Gora, chief executive officer of the MWC, said: “The party was a resounding success and a great way for service users to celebrate our sixth anniversary with us.

Bana Gora, chief executive of MWC, said: “We are delighted to have hosted this tenth anniversary event celebrating Bradford’s female Muslim powerhouse. We are incredibly proud of what we have achieved and look forward to establishing new and sustaining partnerships to carry our work forward into the future”.

Muslim women in my community have been concerned about their access to mosques for many years.