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Hamza Saleem

Hamza is a graduate of the Sabeel Development Programme and a regular contributor to Islam21c. He currently works as an audiologist and as the manager of a creative studio. During his time at university, he served as the president of the Islamic Society, as well as the regional head brother of AlMaghrib and Sabeel. His interests lie in leadership, filmmaking, and Islamic studies, which he hopes to apply in his extracurricular endeavours.

146 Articles

Study concludes Salah reduces Islamophobia

4 Shw 40 ◦︎ 7 Jun 19 8 Min Read

“Guys like Mo Salah and Sadio Mane, these guys playing at the level that they're playing football and it gives the world an opportunity to say ‘Ey, Muslims are like everybody else’.”

Muslims leaving mosque risk lives to rescue hundreds of people from tower block fire

27 Ram 40 ◦︎ 1 Jun 19 5 Min Read

The worshippers were “fasting but spent an hour running up and down 18 floors”.

Boris Johnson to go on trial for “lying and misleading” in Brexit campaign

24 Ram 40 ◦︎ 29 May 19 3 Min Read

Boris Johnson will appear in court to face accusations of misconduct in public office over comments made in the run-up to the EU Referendum.

The exclusive Ifṭār for people named Faisal

23 Ram 40 ◦︎ 28 May 19 4 Min Read

Yes, this really happened…

Restoring your faith in humanity this Ramadan

12 Ram 40 ◦︎ 17 May 19 3 Min Read

Ramaḍān 1 – Islamophobia 0

UK Mosques go green for Ramadan 2019

3 Ram 40 ◦︎ 8 May 19 6 Min Read

Eat. Waste. Pray. Repeat?

Handshakes could be banned under new “no physical contact” rule in the workplace

21 Sha 40 ◦︎ 26 Apr 19 5 Min Read

Where have we heard this before?

Study confirms Muslims have the highest life satisfaction

7 Sha 40 ◦︎ 12 Apr 19 7 Min Read

Told you so...

This Birmingham Mosque opened its doors to help the city’s rough sleepers

21 Raj 40 ◦︎ 28 Mar 19 6 Min Read

“Although many organisations are doing a great job in providing free food, the homeless need to be off the streets in this weather."

Student activists’ cards deactivated ahead of Queen’s visit to King’s College London

19 Raj 40 ◦︎ 26 Mar 19 3 Min Read

"The affected students are predominantly women of colour"