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25/08/2011
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Muslims ‘feeling effects of rising food prices’, say Charities
MUSLIMS across the world have been feeling the effects of rising food prices during Ramadan, says Oxfam and MADE in Europe.
Rising food prices and a lack of political will has affected how millions of people across the world have been breaking their fasts during the holy m...
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08/06/2011
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Novelist Today: Massoud Kermani
Massoud Kermani’s debut novel Visa highlights the highly-charged, politically controversial and deeply emotional subject of asylum seekers entering Britain today.
The author himself left Iran as a youth, subsequently moving to the United Kingdom where he soon settled and ...
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08/06/2011
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Inside an Asian Care Home
Zeenat Moosa talks to the team behind Asian care home Neem Tree centre
Firstly, please explain how the name Neem Tree came about?
Around the world the Neem Tree is variously known as "Sacred Tree," "Heal All," "Nature's Drugstore" and &ldqu...
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11/03/2011
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Just Say No
WHEN the English Defence League burst onto the scene in the autumn of 2009 at a violence-fuelled demonstration in Birmingham it was clear their agenda was purely directed at the British Muslim community.
A quick scan on the group’s website says it all. In and around ...
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07/02/2011
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Novelist Today with Kishwar Desai
JOURNALIST and TV producer Kishwar Desai can now lay claim to being an award-winning novelist after scooping a top literary prize with her debut novel 'Witness The Night' last month. Her book, which exposes female infanticide in India, landed the prestigious Costa First Nov...
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