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Successive governments have followed a policy of non-engagement with the Muslim Council of Britain.

Successive governments have maintained polices of non-engagement with the organisation.

Newly signed executive order has ‘broader implications’ than travel ban Trump imposed in his first term, experts say.

Federal government appeals against law critics say disproportionately affects hijab-wearing Muslim women

Policymakers and businesses should look at ways to simplify the process of switching to Sharia-compliant investment strategies, the IFS said.

Muslims in Delhi have largely thrown their weight behind the AAP in the last two assembly elections. But the party’s soft Hindutva, its positions on the NRC-CAA protests and the Tablighi Jamaat-Covid controversy, the Delhi riots, and issues of development have triggered disenchantment within sections of the community.

Muslim refugees fleeing persecution in Myanmar are being detained and forced back by Bangladeshi border guards

Zara Mohammed recalled both excitement at the start of her tenure but also being dismissed by some outside commentators as ‘a puppet’.

Outgoing Muslim Council of Britain leader Zara Mohammed said this is a ‘deeply challenging time’ for her community.

Former parliamentarian and leader of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh Prof Rakesh Sinha recently said that an anchor of a prominent news channel had once asked him to use derogatory language against a Muslim man during a televised debate following which he stopped making appearances at the channel in question. 

KEIR Starmer has been accused of “devaluing” Muslim and Arab lives after he appeared to use contrasting language to describe Israeli and…