This insightful community session brought together over 80 women to hear from Dr Maxwell McLean, a former NHS Trust Chair and senior police officer, on the serious shortcomings within hospital leadership and patient safety.

This session brought together 60 women for an open, informative, and supportive discussion on a life stage that affects every woman but is still too often misunderstood.

A powerful evening unfolded on 25 June as Pearls Tearoom in Bradford welcomed a full audience of 100 women for a moving and intimate reflection on a recent journey to Jerusalem.

“Menopause & Intimacy: Deepening Connections” brought together 64 diverse women in September 2025 to break taboos, share lived experiences, and explore emotional and physical wellbeing through expert insight and open dialogue.

Ustadha Rummana began her Ālimiyyah journey at sixteen under the tutelage of Shaykh Riyadh and Shaykh Naveed Jameel ash-Shaami, graduating from Mohiuddin Girls College in Burnley. She furthered her studies with the late Mufti Ashfaq Ahmed Ridawi at the Sayyida Khadija Institute in Nottingham.

A Tea & Chat session exploring the importance of healthy boundaries in relationships, offering psychological and spiritual tools to support women’s well-being.

A thoughtful Tea & Chat session led by Salima Iqbal, highlighting the urgent need for culturally and faith-sensitive end-of-life care for elderly Muslims in the UK.

A powerful Tea & Chat session led by cancer survivors and advocates, raising awareness about early detection, breaking cultural stigma, and empowering the Muslim community to take charge of their health.

A powerful testimony of loss, faith, and resilience, Sabbiyah Pervez shares her journey from grief to healing, breaking the silence around mental health in Muslim and ethnic communities.

This Tea & Chat session, led by counsellor Shabana Khan, offered emotional resilience tools, practical caregiving strategies, and culturally sensitive support for families affected by cancer.

The session explored dementia’s symptoms, progression, and its impact on individuals and families, with a focus on South Asian and minority communities.