From the picturesque shores of Cornwall to the rugged landscapes of Scotland and the serene coast of Wales, this curated selection of holiday cottages offers something for every traveler seeking an spring or summer getaway in the quintessential countryside. Imagine yourself in a Cornish retreat, or find seclusion in a cozy hideaway in Wales. Alternatively, picture yourself in a thatched cottage straight out of a storybook in Cumbria. Embrace the allure of crackling fires and the comfort of exposed beams and lime-washed walls as you settle in for a peaceful escape. While any time of year is per ..read more

Siyam World Maldives has scored big this year with an exciting partnership that brings two iconic English football stars to its luxurious shores. As part of its ongoing series of five-star experiences, the resort has teamed up with Football Escapes to host premier football camps led by Michael Owen and Rio Ferdinand. This Easter week, from 1 to 5 April, football enthusiasts have the unique opportunity to train with none other than Michael Owen, renowned for his lightning speed and goal-scoring prowess. Participants, aged five to 15, will receive top-notch coaching from Owen himself along with ..read more

Bath is better known for its Georgian splendour than for Persian cuisine – but Simi’s Kitchen is proving to be an irresistible attraction for tourists and locals alike. Simi Rezi is a cookery teacher and author, who also undertakes private cooking assignments.   She told British Muslim: “I only came to cookery when I was in my thirties after doing my PHD.  I am Azerbhijani, and my family lived on the Silk Road at Tabriz.  It is the equivalent of Bologna in Italy, the food capital of Iran.  I come from a foodie background. My grandmother fermented ch ..read more

Delight in the soothing ritual of burning frankincense to fill your home with a natural, aromatic essence. Derived from the resin of Boswellia trees, frankincense has been revered for centuries in cultures around the world. Known as “al-lubān” in Arabic, this precious resin has been a cornerstone of trade on the Arabian Peninsula for over 5,000 years and remains a staple in Asian communities here in the UK, often found in Islamic stores. Every year, thousands of tons of frankincense are exchanged globally for use in incense, perfumes, natural remedies, and essential oils. Beyond its fragrant a ..read more

Politics is not for the faint hearted. To survive, you need a very strong personality – even more so if you are an Asian Muslim female.   Morriam Jan is exactly that.  Determined to make a difference, she has fought her way through the Birmingham city political arena to become the first Pakistani Female Deputy Leader for the Liberal Democrats, as well as co-ordinating the education, children & young people overview & scrutiny committee. As she told British Muslim, her involvement in politics came about by chance. “As a young person growing up in Perry Barr, I was b ..read more

Meet Bro’s is the Asian- Inspired Steakhouse which fuses the Eastern and Western Continents. The modest restaurant sits on the corner of one of Paddington’s side streets, just a short walk from Lancaster Gate Station. The eatery can easily be mistaken for an authentic Italian restaurant at first glance. However, the entrance at ground level can confuse the customer as an ordinary Turkish Kebab House, but the magic happens when you walk downstairs into the basement, where a new enchanting world of twinkling fairy lights greets you whilst lighting the whole place up.   I look across a ..read more

Extreme runner Faisal Momoniat has set himself a challenge this Ramadan – to raise £5,000 to help Palestinian children in need by running 15 kilometres every day. This is not the first time that Faisal has undertaken a Ramadan charity running challenge.  “Two years ago, I ran 5 kilometres daily for charity and it was OK, so the next year I stepped it up a bit to 10 kilometres.  Some days are difficult but you just get over it.  I’m enjoying this so I thought this year I would try for 15 kilometres,” Faisal said.  “It is difficult. I have to work during t ..read more

Eid al-Fitr is a time of joy, gratitude, and sharing blessings with loved ones. As we bid farewell to Ramadan’s fasting and welcome the festivities soon, let’s embrace the tradition of exchanging gifts with open hearts and warm smiles. To ensure your Eid gifting journey is as delightful as the occasion itself, here’s a comprehensive guide tailored to inspire generosity and spread happiness. Eid Biscuit Selection Embossed Tin (Editor’s Choice) Our collection is a celebration of flavours and joy, designed to add a touch of sweetness to your festivities and deepen the spirit of giving. Contains ..read more

Research conducted by YouGov and commissioned by Social Work England reveals concerning statistics: 39% of all social workers, and a staggering 48% of those from ethnic minority backgrounds, express intentions to leave the profession within the next five years. Tay Jiva MBE, an esteemed figure with over 25 years of experience as the registered manager of Sparks Fostering, brings attention to the gravity of these findings, particularly highlighting their impact on ethnic minority communities. “The implications for both our vulnerable populations and the social work profession itself are profoun ..read more

Attention all adventurers! Get ready to embark on an immersive journey into the heart of the Canary Islands, where each road trip guarantees a fresh adventure and a unique perspective. Tenerife A Scenic Drive Through the Heart Take off on a captivating journey through Tenerife’s dynamic center, where you’ll delve into the ancient laurel forests of Anaga Rural Park and wander through picturesque villages like Taganana. Soak in the breathtaking panoramic views from Mirador de Cruz del Carmen and lose yourself in the UNESCO World Heritage site of La Laguna, renowned for its colonial architecture ..read more