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June 26, 2019

Muslims and Christians welcome refugees

Mosques, churches and Christian groups are working together to sponsor a Syrian refugee family who arrive to start their new life in the UK today. (26 June 2019)
April 2, 2019

Muslim Council calls for more women in leadership roles

The Muslim Council's inaugural Women's Conference has launched the Women in Mosques Development Programme, designed to accelerate the development of upcoming female leaders.
March 18, 2019

Muslim Council of Britain calls on Government to fund security of mosques

Hate crime against Muslims represents the majority of religiously based hate crime.
March 15, 2019

Tackling far right violence after the New Zealand massacre

Forty-nine people were killed on 15 March 2019 after shootings at t
March 15, 2019

Muslim Council of Britain comments on New Zealand terror attacks

The MCB asks what the UK Government is doing to tackle the potential rise in far-right attacks against British Muslims and other minority communities.
January 29, 2019

Christian and Muslim NGOs call for prayer for world’s ‘worst humanitarian crisis’ in Yemen

Leaders of faith-based international development agencies have united to call on churches and mosques to pray for the desperate humanitarian situation in Yemen this week.
December 4, 2018

British Muslim organisations rally for proposed definition of Islamophobia

Muslim organisations have caledl on party leaders to adopt the definition of Islamophobia published by the All Party Parliamentary Group on British Muslims.
February 12, 2018

Muslim Council of Britain launches Visit My Mosque Day 2018

Over 200 mosques across the UK are getting set to open their doors on 18 February as part of Visit My Mosque Day 2018 with the aim of building more bridges between communities.
October 27, 2012

Attack in Afghanistan causes many deaths at Faryab mosque

At least 40 people were killed in a suicide blast in northern Afghanistan on Friday 26 October during the religious festival of Eid al-Adha.
February 3, 2011

The pernicious 'good Muslim, bad Muslim' game

Western stereotypes frequently cast Muslims as either "good" (quietist) or "bad" political, with Sufis wholly identified with the former camp, says Omid Safi. This dichotomy ignores a third group of Muslims: Those who, whether mystically inclined or not, want to neither destroy the world nor acquiesce to the wishes of the Empire, but rather seek to redeem the world by speaking truth to power.