Muslim – Soulful Spaces

Walking Together in a Time of Fear

Yesterday evening, I joined a peace and faith walk in Birmingham following the horrific attack in Golders Green. Organised by the Lord Mayor, the walk ended at Singers Hill Synagogue and brought together people of different faiths and none in a shared stand against hatred and division. I was asked to speak and reflected onContinue reading “Walking Together in a Time of Fear”

Ramadan Reflections 2026

Ramadan Reflections: A Daily Pause

Throughout Ramadan, I’ll be sharing short daily videos, a few minutes of reflection on faith, discipline, gratitude and integrity.

Ramadan is not simply about fasting from food. It is about recalibrating the heart, sharpening the conscience and showing up in the world with greater purpose.

Whether you observe the month or are simply curious, I invite you to come pause with me.

Ramadan, Moonsighting and the Annual Divide

Reflecting on the annual moon-sighting debate and how it continues to divide Muslim communities over the start and end of Ramadan and Eid. It questions why, in an age of science and global connection, greater unity has not been achieved and highlights the significance of Ramadan coinciding with Lent and Purim, ending with a call for understanding, coherence and interfaith harmony.

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”