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Muslims are the most targeted religious group in England and Wales
Most victims of religious hate crimes in England and Wales are Muslims, according to latest government figures.
As minorities UK Muslims are twice as likely to be in 'deep poverty'
Black and minority ethnic people in the UK are twice as likely to be in 'deep poverty' than white people, according to a new analysis.
The ‘Running Man’ of Oldham looks to raise £50k for Pakistan flood victims
The ‘Running Man’ raised thousands of pounds with a recent 30-mile 'Unity Trek' from Oldham to Bradford
Liz Truss says she's a “huge Zionist”, embassy move backlash
She called herself a “huge Zionist” and “a huge supporter of Israel” — a country that many human rights groups say is an apartheid state
The Digital Sisterhood: the Muslim podcast that is topping the UK charts
A podcast fronted by a niqabi Somali woman based in Canada has been topping the charts
Muslim NGOs condemn state-led Islamophobia in Europe
A coalition of European Muslim NGOs condemned the "endemic of state led Islamophobia across Europe" at a major conference
Islam Channel round-up: Sheikh gets emotional on live TV
We have some shareable snippets from IslamiQA, Your View on the News, The Today Show and Our Masjid.
Guidance for the God Conscious — Surah al-Baqarah
Imam Ibrahim continues to look at Surah al-Baqarah and how its stories show us the different reactions people have to Allah’s guidance
Masjids encouraged to deliver 'green' khutba for Jumuah
Mosques around the UK are being urged to dedicate Friday's khutba (sermon) to climate change.
Who are the finalists for Islam Channel's Business Awards?
Following a tough selection process, we selected 80 outstanding businesses as finalists in 15 categories.
Islam Channel Bangla launches 17th October
Islam Channel is looking forward to launching its brand new channel, Islam Channel Bangla, on 17th October 2022.
What's the historical significance of Rabi al-Awwal?
Sheikh Wasim Kempson tells us three things that occurred in the month as narrated in the Seerah.
Palestinians assaulted and forced out of Al-Aqsa Mosque by Israeli police
Ultranationalist Jewish groups have continued to enter Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem
'We need to bring Black Muslim voices to the fore'
Islam Channel columnist Zara Mohammed looks at the launch of MCB’s ‘Proudly Muslim and Black Report 2022.’
Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi dies at 96
Prominent Egyptian scholar Sheikh Yusuf al-Qaradawi, one of the world's most influential Sunni Muslim scholars, has passed away at 96
Islamophobia in Europe normalised by Austria, Denmark, and France — report
Major forces within Europe normalising Islamophobia with liberal democracies such as Austria, Denmark, and France the worst
Pakistan floods: Helping rebuild the country
The Al Mustafa Welfare Trust (AMWT) is on the ground providing life-saving aid to those most affected by the floods in Pakistan.
Video: Dutch convert footballer impresses with Quran recitation
Dutch footballer and recent Muslim convert Davy van den Berg has impressed people on social media with his melodic recitation of The Quran
'We can be respectful about the Queen's death and still allow people to voice dissent'
Hamza Ali Shah looks at the weeks since the death of Queen Elizabeth II and wonders why dissenting voices were side-lined and silenced
Watch: What's the reason behind Leicester's Hindu and Muslim tensions?
Leicester has hit the headlines recently over the heightening tensions among the city's Hindu and Muslim populations.
One-minute explainer: What does the word Quran mean?
Here's a quick 1-minute explainer on what the word Quran means by Sheikh Bilal Brown, one of our experts on IslamiQA.
'Why British Muslims should join the enough is enough campaign'
Taj Ali writes about the "Enough is Enough" campaign and why he thinks Muslims should get involved in this grassroots movement
Call for calm after pro-Hindutva rallies in Leicester spark disorder
a large-scale disorder broke out in Leicester over the weekend, triggered by pro-Hindutva crowds marching along Muslim populated areas.
British Muslim history goes further back than you think
Did you know the earliest Muslim connection with Britain goes back to 141 years after the death of Prophet Mohammed (SAW)?
Surah al-Baqarah: The guidance we pray for
Imam Yahya Ibrahim looks at the Surah al-Baqarah’s essential message: the call for devotion and submission to the message of Allah (SWT)
Arab public opinion is against normalising relations with Israel - Survey
The majority of people across the Middle East and North Africa oppose normalising relations with Israel, according to a new survey
The Islam Channel Business Awards
Islam Channel Business Awards is back to celebrate the entrepreneurial talents and outstanding successes of Muslims in business
Sermon & adhan robots to help worshippers at Makkah’s Masjid al-Haram
Saudi Arabia continues its drive to use modern technology and artificial intelligence as it unveils several robots to help worshippers
Video: Hijab-wearing Muslim senator gives emotional first speech
Senator Fatima Payman broke down in tears talking about her family as she gave her first speech to the Senate last week
'Britain's leaders need to overcome the challenges and build a strong & inclusive future'
Zara Mohammed looks at Britain's new prime minister Liz Truss and monarch King Charless III and what the change means for Muslims
Can we say "Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un" for non-Muslims?
It's a common question we on Islam Channel have heard following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II last week.
British Muslims are treated as second-class citizens, says thinktank
British Muslims have 'second-class citizenship’ due to the citizenship-striping powers introduced by various governments since 2002
King Charles III: Quotes that capture his admiration for Islam and Muslims
King Charles III has long been fascinated by Islam and Muslims — and he has made several public speeches in support of the community
Muslim tributes pour in for Queen Elizabeth II
Tributes poured in from Muslim figures and leaders from across the globe following the death of Queen Elizabeth II
Buckingham Palace announces that Queen Elizabeth II has died
The UK's longest-serving monarch died peacefully at Balmoral this afternoon.
“The Pakistan floods show why rich nations need to do more on the climate emergency”
Columnist Taj Ali looks at why those nations who do the most to cause climate change, should do more to tackle it.
Halal economy thriving due to demand from Muslim and non-Muslim nations
The demand for halal products from Muslims and non-Muslim nations is increasing, according to a new study.
New PM Liz Truss urged to honour 'zero tolerance' approach to Islamophobia promise
Muslim groups have urged the new Prime Minister Liz Truss to come good on her promise of taking a 'zero tolerance' approach to Islamophobia
Over 200 masjids take part in #VisitMyMosque
Over 200 masjids from across the country opened their doors to guests from the local community for this weekend's Visit My Mosque event
FOSIS warns Muslim students could withdraw from NUS over Islamophobia
It will lead disaffiliation campaigns against the National Union of Students (NUS) after the NUS suspended its president Shaima Dallali
Danish public against school hijab ban, commission members reverse ban advice
Two commissioners reverse their initial recommendation of a hijab ban in schools as new poll shows Danes not in favour of ban
Jewish Google employee quits over the 'silencing' of Palestinians
The employee accuses the tech giant of silencing and retaliating against employees who speak out in support of Palestine
Torture & abuse: China's treatment of Uyghur Muslim possible crimes against humanity - UN
The UN said allegations of torture and detention of the Uyghur Muslim minority were credible and citing possible crimes against humanity
Shamima Begum: Canadian Spy 'trafficked' schoolgirl into Syria
According to a new book, Begum and her friends were smuggled into Syria by a Canadian spy and Britain then helped Canada cover up its role.
A third of Pakistan is underwater, floods are "worst in country's history"
Aid efforts ramp up to deal with the unprecedented floods that have killed over 1000 people and displaced over 33 million
The key to the Quran – Surah al-Fatiha
Sheikh Yahya Ibrahim starts his Journey through the Quran series by looking at Surah al-Fatiha
The Isms Project: Looking at the Muslim marriage crisis
Is there a Muslim marriage crisis? Nailah Dean, the founder of the "Isms Project," certainly believes so. Find out why
Video: What are the rules of Aqeeqah?
The Aqeeqah is a highly recommended practice — it's when an animal is slaughtered following the birth of a child.
Alhamdulilah, Bismillah, InshaAllah: Why are celebs increasingly using Muslim expressions?
The use of Islamic phrases like Alhamdulilah, Bismillah, InshaAllah have entered the mainstream with many non-Muslims using those words
What's happening with the Pakistan floods?
This summer, Pakistan has seen some of the heaviest monsoon rains in years, resulting in severe floods in the country's south.
The Rohingya crisis five years on — a 30-second explanation
It's been five years since Myanmar's military launched a ferocious crackdown against the country's Rohingya Muslim population.
Young Muslim thanked for Cairo church fire rescue, Salah donates towards rebuild
A young Egyptian Muslim was thanked for his bravery after he saved people from the deadly Cairo church fire that killed 41 people.
Student received uniform violation for wearing hijab
Student received uniform violation for wearing hijab
“Cost of living crisis: Time to reach out to those in need”
With many fearful and anxious about the future, Muslim communities are stepping up to the challenge, ready to yet again serve those in need
Quran Champions: Beautiful recitations from Qariahs
Ustadha Maryam Amir listens to some of the best young female Quran reciters in this series of Quran Champions.
“Boxing brings me closer to Allah”: How Islam is helping hijabi boxer Tina Rahimi be a big hit
Tina Rahimi, the Aussie Muslim hijab-wearing boxer, sat down with Islam Channel and talked to us about boxing, her upbringing and Islam
“My wife’s a hijabi!" Sonny Bill Williams overjoyed after wife dons hijab
Sonny Bill Williams shared his delight with fans about his wife Alana's decision to wear the hijab.
"Heroes or villains? Here's why media representation of Muslims matters"
Taj Ali says positive Muslim stories get ignored in favour of negative depictions because there is a lack of Muslim journalists
Bella Hadid says she regrets not being raised amongst Muslims
She was denied the opportunity to live in "a Muslim culture" and added that she would continue supporting Palestine despite backlash
Video: Qatar pledges to rebuild destroyed Palestinian homes
Qatar has pledged to fund the rebuilding of houses destroyed by Israel's latest military offensive on the besieged Gaza Strip.
Sheikh Yahya Ibrahim: Journey through the Quran
Sheikh Yahya Ibrahim will share lessons from the various surahs in the Quran in a series of blogs that will enlighten our minds and nourish
Muslim shopworker wins £30k payout after boss tells her to wear "tighter clothes"
She claimed that her boss at an upmarket greengrocer told her to take her scarf off and wear “tighter clothes”.
NGOs demand release of frozen aid to end "near universal poverty" in Afghanistan
Charities are demanding the international community help ease the country's economic and medical crisis by releasing its frozen assets
Video: What are you asking for from Allah?
In this short video, Imam Zakarya Gangat from Cambridge Central Mosque talks about how we should be content with what we have
Paul Pogba makes dua for Palestinian children in Instagram post
The French footballer has yet again expressed solidarity with the people of Palestine following Israel's latest military offensive
Meet the Muslim heroes who saved their neighbours from a burning tower block
Meet the young Muslim heroes who saved their neighbours from a burning tower block
How UK Muslim Film is challenging stereotypes on screen
UK Muslim Film (UKMF) was set up to counter the negative depictions of Muslims in film and TV.
Blackburn Rovers praised for highlighting how fans can pray
Blackburn Rovers football club has been widely praised for informing Muslim supporters about where they can pray during a match.
6 Muslim baby traditions you should know about
As Muslims, we can observe special rituals to welcome the new arrival and give thanks to Allah (SWT).
'We can open doors and hearts with #VisitMyMosque 2022'
Zara Mohammed tells us about how opening mosque doors to the general public can help change perceptions around Islam and Muslims in Britain
'Islamophobia isn't confined to bigots; it permeates our politics and media'
Islam Channel columnist Taj Ali looks at the role major political parties and the media play in further dehumanising Muslims in the UK.
Sunak ignores Islamophobia appeal, criticised for Prevent plan
Rishi Sunak has not responded to letters from a parliamentary group demanding action to combat Islamophobia,
Muslim comings and goings in the Premier League
Premier League teams have been busy this summer making new signings and Shamoon Hafez looks at the Muslims comings and goings
Commonwealth Games: The Muslim athletes to keep an eye on
The Commonwealth Games 2022 are well underway with many Muslim athletes participating in the tournament in Birmingham.
US kills Ayman al-Zawahiri in Afghanistan, Taliban says strike violates deal
A United States drone strike killed Al Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri at a hideout in the Afghan capital over the weekend
What's on Islam Channel this August?
Plenty of new TV shows will appear on your screens this August, including lifestyle, current affairs and kids programming
Fatima Payman: Australia's first hijabi senator gives powerful speech
Fatima Payman made history by becoming the first elected representative to wear a hijab in Australia's parliament
#Stand4Uyghurs: Protestors show Uyghur solidarity in several cities
Hundreds of grassroots Muslim organisations rallied outside Chinese embassies and consulates in several cities worldwide on Sunday,
'No, the Conservative Party leadership contest is not a victory for diversity'
The leadership contest's 'diverse' makeup means nothing for representation — especially if it perpetuates the difficulties minorities face
Watch: We remember Sheikh Muhammad Alshareef
In 2012, Sheikh Muhammad Alshareef filmed an episode of 'Footsteps of Ibrahim' with Islam Channel. We share the episode here in his honour.
Fasting on the day of Ashura
Ashura falls on day ten of the New Year - which means that the day of Ashura 1444/2022 will be on Monday, August 8.
Hijri New Year 1444 and the virtues of Muharram
As we welcome the new Hijri year 1444 AH, we look at the virtues of the first month in the Islamic calendar - Muharram.
Boris Johnson delays probe into Tory MP’s Islamophobia claims
Boris Johnson said the investigation into the Islamophobia claims made by Tory MP Nus Ghani will have to wait until his successor is appoint
Study reveals how schools supported Ukraine but ignored Palestine
Schools went to great lengths to support Ukraine, which is in sharp contrast to how Palestinian solidarity was suppressed in schools.
How British Muslims are missing out on £11.5bn pensions pot
Working British Muslims have a £11.5 billion pension deficit, according to analysis from digital pensions platform Penfold.
"I had everything but missed peace:" Sana Khan on Hajj and why she chose hijab over showbiz
She talks about her recent Hajj journey and revealed how depression pushed her to quit acting and start wearing the hijab
Saudi police arrest citizen who helped Israeli sneak into Makkah
Saudi police arrested a man who allegedly helped an Israeli non-Muslim journalist sneak into Makkah.
Watch: 12-year-old's question astounds TV sheikh
Here is a heart-warming video of a 12-year-old child eagerly making sure he wakes up for Fajr.
Abtaha Maqsood: Mural celebrates Britain's first hijab-wearing cricketer
A primary school in Birmingham unveiled a striking mural of Abtaha Maqsood, Britain's first hijab-wearing cricketer
Sheikh Muhammad Alshareef dies aged 47
Sheikh Muhammad Alshareef, the founder of AlMaghrib Institute, suddenly passed away at age 47.
What does the Forde report say about Islamophobia in the Labour Party?
The long-awaited Forde report was released this week and made some damning claims about Labour failing to tackle Islamophobia
Video: Naz Shah hits out at "disgraceful" government for MCB boycott
Listen to MP Naz Shah's impassioned speech on the UK government's boycott of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB).
Exclusive: Cricketer Adil Rashid tells us about his Hajj journey
He tells Shamoon Hafez and Islam Channel about the processes, rituals and emotions of this once-in-a-lifetime journey
Cost of living crisis: Muslims in the north need more financial support
Muslims in the north of the UK need more local financial support, according to new data from the National Zakat Foundation
Study confirms 'Muslim penalty' exists in employment
A “Muslim penalty” exists in the employment market, which results in a high unemployment rate among British Muslims, a study confirms
Daily Mail slammed for 'blatant Islamophobia' as it rails against MCB
The Daily Mail has been roundly attacked for its 'gutter journalism' and 'blatant Islamophobia'
Video: How can I be content with what I have?
Attaining contentment is the goal of every person. But what does it mean if you never feel like you're content with life?
'When discussing the struggles of working-class communities, why are British Muslims ignored?'
Writer Taj Ali explores how British Muslims are invisibilised from the discourse on social class
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