A reflection on the growing conversation around misogyny what it is how it operates and why it is not an abstract idea. The piece explores how misogyny becomes embedded in culture, community leadership and faith settings and how slander, false accusation and the silencing of capable women cause deep moral harm. It calls for integrity, accountability and a return to ethical principles that uphold women’s dignity.
Category Archives: Mosques
A Risky Invitation: Why Israel’s Move to Host Tommy Robinson Is Especially Troubling Right Now
In the wake of the Manchester synagogue attack and the arson at a Brighton mosque, Israel’s decision to invite Tommy Robinson (real name Stephen Yaxley-Lennon) is deeply irresponsible. At a time when communities are grieving and seeking unity, this move legitimises a man known for fuelling division and hate. It sends a dangerous message about whose pain matters — and whose does not. Real solidarity means standing with all faith communities, not amplifying voices that thrive on fear.
Exploring Interfaith Unity at the Abrahamic Family House
This year, I’ve been fortunate to journey to some truly remarkable places. I’ve marvelled at the timeless pyramids of Giza and prayed Salat-ul-Jummah in the awe-inspiring Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo. The vibrant, sapphire-blue waters of Rabat, framed by rugged cliffs and golden sands, were as enchanting as the tagines we savoured each evening. InContinue reading “Exploring Interfaith Unity at the Abrahamic Family House”
Soulful Spaces 