A report from our Tea & Chat session with Dr Shuruq Naguib, Senior Lecturer in Islamic Studies at Lancaster University, on the life of Umm Kulthum bint Uqbah, a lesser-known female Companion of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

A report from our 2025 Daughters of Eve Conference at Heaton Mount, Bradford, bringing together Muslim women leaders, scholars and health professionals to explore mental health and wellbeing through an Islamic lens.

A report from our Tea & Chat session with Urfana Ayub, a social worker, counsellor and author, on the mother-daughter relationship and the patterns that shape it across generations.

A report from our Tea & Chat session with Yasmin, drawing on the work of Imam al-Ghazali to explore what purifies the heart and what clouds it.

A report from our Tea & Chat session with Ustadha Rummana Shaheen on preparing spiritually and practically for Ramadan.

A report from our Tea & Chat session led by Jill Davies and Nasrin Ali, addressing maternal mental health in South Asian communities and the silence that too often surrounds it.

A report from our Tea & Chat session with Akeela Ahmed MBE, Chief Executive of the British Muslim Trust, on the everyday reality of Islamophobia and the support available to women facing it.

At this Tea & Chat session, led by Ustadha Maryam, women from across Bradford came together to reflect on the virtues of reciting the Qur’an, the etiquette of engaging with the Book of Allah, and practical ways to make it a lifelong companion.

This session explored resilience through psychological insight and Qur’anic guidance, highlighting how faith, meaning, patience, gratitude, and trust in Allah strengthen emotional wellbeing and the ability to navigate hardship.

A faith-centred session supporting Muslim mums to build confidence, shift mindset, and turn business aspirations into purposeful action.

A community-led initiative inspired by Atia Lokhat’s journey, supporting displaced Muslim children across the UK and helping them preserve stability, belonging and faith.

The Tea & Chat session at Kunafa & Tea in Bradford brought together sixty-five women for an afternoon of reflection, learning, and shared experience.