Muslim prisoners in England more likely to be subjected to force, charity finds

Sahar shares her experiences of Ramadhan in the UK, first as a child navigating fasting, school, and misconceptions about her faith, and now as a parent raising Muslim children at a time of increasing Islamophobia.

Maslaha, UK prisons & Social Justice

A community fencing project breaks down barriers for Muslim girls

Muslim prisoners unfairly targeted with pepper spray, says rights groups

The Photographic Journal - Muslim Girls Fence

Portrait of Britain - Winning portraits ‘capture tapestry of life’

Muslim Girls Fence - The Movement That’s Slicing Up Stereotypes

Muslim Girls Fence x This Girl Can Campaign

Raheel Mohammed: Maslaha, prisons & abolition

Muslim Girls Fence National Lottery Award shortlisted

Muslim Girls Fence Lottery Awards

Muslims, prisons and mental health

Zahbia Yousuf of Maslaha describes the new Coming Home service designed to help Muslims released from prison with their mental health issues.

Newham woman on her bid to help Muslim girls challenge perceptions

South Asian women in sport

How Can Respecting the Right to Religion for Prisoners Make A Real Difference?

Muslims in prison—time for a wake-up call

“There is a scandal here for those who allow themselves to see it”

By Raheel Mohammed

The reality of Ramadan for Muslim people in prison

Removing the barriers to sport for Muslim girls with Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan

Muslim Girls Fence: The Teenagers Being Equipped With Tools to Express Themselves on Their Own Terms