Tag: Muslim Engagement & Development (MEND)
Their problem with Muslims
In this episode of Empowered by Islam21c, we look at one of the masterminds behind the recent "extremism" redefinition.
Government shuts Civil Service Muslim Network
The Deputy Prime Minister's inflammatory move to suspend the Civil Service Muslim Network during Ramadan is condemned.
409 Muslim leaders reject Gove extremism stunt
An unprecedented number of Imams and scholars across Britain have urged the backing of the MAB, MEND, and CAGE.
Michael Gove’s Muslim obsession behind extremism rethink
By expanding the definition of "extremism", the government is continuing to kettle Muslims while falsely portraying us as "extreme".
Unscripted #28 | The Election of a Generation
Join us this week on our Unscripted podcast #28 with MEND representatives Aman Ali and Mohammad Shoaib.
Islamophobia is More Than Words
MEND's Head of Policy & Research, Isobel Ingham-Barrow, describes their new report on the definition of Islamophobia for the inquiry by the All-Party Parliamentary Group for British Muslims
Tackling institutional Islamophobia needs to go beyond mere verbosity
It was interesting to note the distinguished speakers stressing the importance of stamping out anti-Muslim hatred in our society at the inauguration of the Islamophobia Awareness Month at the House of Commons earlier this month, organised annually by MEND, despite unsuccessful attempts by vested interests to discourage participation. Among the…
Mend responds to Henry Jackson Society report attacking Muslim activists
The neoconservative think tank, Henry Jackson Society (HJS), released another report yesterday attacking Muslim activists in the UK, this time focusing on Mend (Muslim Engagement and Development). The HJS is well known for writing reports attacking Muslim activists, in particular those campaigning against Islamophobia and for wider public participation of…
How Big an Impact Does the Muslim Vote Have?
In order to inform such discussions, MEND has done a great service by collecting the following information, which we should all be keen to study and share with our friends and families...
The BIG Discussion Webinar: General Election 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vraPL1uP2yk CLICK THE PLAYER ABOVE TO WATCH To vote in the General Election on 8 June, you need to register by 11:59pm on 22 May. You don’t need to register again if you’ve already registered. Click here to register online. Click to view: Source: www.islam21c.com
