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Today's Muslims are changing with the times – yet they remain rooted to their beliefs
End of the decade: the emergence of a young generation that is strong, positive, faithful and proud of its identity is one of the most significant developments of the 2010s
Barack Obama was wrong: women are not born to be leaders
The former US president might have meant well but characterising female leadership as inherently better gives women little room for manoeuvre and even less to make mistakes
Women have every right to be heard and assert their credentials
Mansplaining might be a cutesy term but it highlights the problem of men trying to silence women
Nusrat Jahan Rafi's murder must change how we view sexual assault
Bangladesh is not the only country where women pay too high a price if they seek justice for being harassed
There's politics at play behind every toy
Be it board games or dolls, they express how we see the world, our place in it and the role we think we should be playing
We don't need another Muslim hero to tell us we are equal members of society
People like Mohammed Rafiq, who tackled the Oslo attacker, are bulwarks against a tide of hatred
Debate over vegan Eid should invite us to reflect on the meaning of sacrifice
While animal welfare and environmental issues are legitimate concerns, privileged Muslims should not deprive poor communities of the donated meat they otherwise cannot afford
Putting a price on a mother’s love can land you in hot water
If parenthood merited a salary, it would be a six-figure sum
Post Christchurch, many Muslims fear threats of physical and verbal abuse
Shockingly, the Christchurch massacre has fuelled Islamophobic attacks around the world
Blackface is never fashionable and pleading ignorance is no excuse for it
We are not talking about harmless dressing up here and heated responses to racist imagery are not overreactions
Muslims and minorities should brace themselves for a no-deal Brexit
Intolerance is rising in the UK and the long-term economic hardships that could be caused by crashing out of the EU will create an even more inhospitable environment
Muslims and minorities should brace themselves for a no-deal Brexit
Intolerance is rising in the UK and the long-term economic hardships that could be caused by crashing out of the EU will create an even more inhospitable environment
Declining birth rates are a stark illustration of the challenges facing working mothers
Moves to penalise women in Hungary, Japan and elsewhere overlook the ways in which social and economic structures are failing them
Our children are telling us that we have failed them and planet Earth
Thousands of young climate change activists will take to the streets tomorrow. We could all learn from them
Taking auntie out of the equation: how technology has revolutionised Muslim matchmaking
As Valentine's Day looms, millions of Muslims are swiping right on new ways to find love
