Overview At Maslaha, we are aware of the importance of addressing the needs of racialised women and dismantling stereotypes and...

Introduction Schools Healthcare Prisons Home Conclusion This project was curated by Dr Shereen Fernandez as part of an ESRC Fellowship...

We're very excited to announce that Maslaha is now running MFest, a multi-arts festival of Muslim knowledge and creativity. We took over...

The experience of Muslims in the prison system are not normally given a public hearing. This allows discriminatory acts to occur towards...

We’re pleased to share this short-animated film, in English, Urdu, Sylheti, Somali and Polish, for parents to help prepare their early...

We’re excited to share a series of short educational films ‘Learning Through Play’ that showcase 20 activities that parents can do...

Lockdown means that Ramadan will be very different for all of us this year, but if we follow appropriate medical and religious advice -...

We're excited to share a new educational film resource for primary schools that outlines a whole school approach to community engagement...

by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan In previous years many have critiqued the notion of a Mental Health Awareness “day”, suggesting it is a...

On June 2019 our Muslim Girls Fence project based in Tower Hamlets presented an exhibition evening at Rich Mix, London, asking the...

Last year Maslaha worked with Sandringham Primary School in Forest Gate, Newham to explore community mapping as a tool to strengthen the...

This January we were delighted to have Fundación Escuela Nueva (FEN) in the UK again to deliver another set of immersive teacher training...

by Raheel Mohammed What does it say about our society, when some of us are censoring our most natural actions in order to fit in? Where...

by Raheel Mohammed After the horrific attacks in Paris, and the first onslaught of bombs against Isis, there will no doubt be a renewed...

by Abdul Hasan Maslaha is delighted to announce the launch of our latest project - Radical Whispers. In partnership with Poet in the...

by Abdul Hasan A week after World Mental Health day, and thinking about Maslaha’s work related to mental health and the Muslim community,...

by Latifa Akay Maslaha's Raheel wrote about the importance of the arts for Muslim communities for the Centre For London's 'London Essay'...

by Nusrat Faizullah Over the last few weeks I have been frustrated by a number of descriptions from a range of ‘experts’ about what...

by Latifa Akay Following David Cameron’s comments last week about Muslim women, Latifa Akay describes Maslaha’s Muslim Girls Fence...

by Latifa Akay Disparity in both treatment and outcome for young African, Caribbean, mixed origin and Muslim men at every stage of the...