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The New Zealand Mosque Attack Shows How Lost We Are To Islamophobia

People speaking of 'white genocide' and a 'Muslim takeover' are no laughing matter – attacks like these are the consequence of letting hate go unchecked
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After Falling For A Man Outside The Jehovah's Witnesses, I'm Learning To Balance Love And Faith

One woman's story of secret love, being 'disfellowed' from her faith, and the way back, as part of a collaboration between The Moth and HuffPost UK
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Inclusive Values, Not Harmful Religious Beliefs, Should Inform The Curriculum

For the sake of equality and tolerance, irrational sensitivities must not override the need to teach children about all kinds of healthy, happy, and safe relationships
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Meet The Trailblazing Women Training To Be The UK's First Female Mosque Leaders

“The place and role of women in mosques is in real crisis in the UK, and this status quo must change.”
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Organ Donors Will Be Asked Their Religion In Bid To Boost BAME Participation

1 in 5 people who died on the transplant list is from a black, Asian or minority ethnic background.
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Zayn Malik Professing He’s No Longer A Muslim Is No One’s Business Except His

There is a big difference in admiring a celebrity’s talent or work ethic and then expecting them to mirror our values in a way we deem correct
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How To Differentiate Between Islamic Extremism And Moderate Islam

Here in Britain, the views of Islamic extremists are at odds with British values - followers of moderate Islam, conversely, are completely in sync
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Activists Call For UK-Wide Ban On Cops Entering Sikh Temples As Tensions Escalate

The community is angry after a series of anti-terror raids.
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Islam and British Values are compatible

As much as 59% thinks there is a clash between Islam and British society - in reality, it's not true
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Tragedies Like Pittsburgh Show We Must Look For What We Share In Common, Not What Makes Us Different

The killing of innocent people we saw in Pittsburgh is an unambiguous example of extremist violence - we need to talk about what we can do to promote understanding well before we reach that point
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