40 Hadiths for Children by Yasmin Ayub illustrated Sabahat Hareem
My first thought when I received this book is that it is tiny and will get lost on the shelf,
Our Neighborhood: Radiant Ramadan by Marzieh Abbas illustrated by Anoosha Syed
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Aya and the Star Chaser by Radiya Hafiza illustrated by Kaley McKean
Most people probably don’t read as much Islamic rep fiction as I do. Add in I’m an adult reading MG,
Timekeeping in Early Modern England
In 1563 Elizabeth Flynte, a servant from Haselor, Warwickshire, described the extra-marital activities of her mistress to the church court
On the Spot: Alan Knight
Why are you a historian of Latin America? I opted for Latin America in the late 1960s when HMG, alarmed
Joyce Butler and the Sex Discrimination Act
The 50th anniversary of women’s suffrage in 1968 prompted a moment of soul searching for many women frustrated at how
‘A Popular History of Idi Amin’s Uganda’ by Derek R. Peterson review
Idi Amin is often considered Africa’s most notorious postcolonial dictator. Around the time of his government’s fall in 1979, dozens
How did the Habsburg Empire Survive?
‘Historians were quick to write it off’ R.J.W. Evans is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Oxford After
Strabo: The First Geographer | History Today
Strabo of Amasia (c.63 BC-AD 24) holds the distinction of having written the first extant descriptive geography in the Western
Books of the Year 2025: Part 2
If you haven’t yet read the History Today Books of the Year Part 1, you can find it here. ‘An
