‘The Soldier’s Reward’ and ‘Matchmaking and the Marriage Market…’ review
The institution of marriage sits at the intersection of the personal and political like no other. No relationship is more
The African King at Edward VII’s Coronation
In March 1902 King Lewanika of Barotseland and his entourage took to the Zambezi River on a royal flotilla bound
On the Spot: Annabel Teh Gallop
Why are you a historian of the Malay world? I grew up in Brunei, my mother is from Kedah in
My First Salah Book: Why and How we Pray by Learning Roots
Over 91 pages this informative book tells “The Story of Salah” through the miraculous night journey, how to do wudu
The Donkey who Carried the War on her Back by Hooda Al Shawa illustrated by Sienny Septibella
This 44 page story told from Zahra’s perspective, a donkey in Gaza, juxtaposes her life and what she sees before
The Real Magna Carta | History Today
The Magna Carta of 1215 is celebrated globally as the foundation of modern liberties and rights for its stipulation of
Pain Management before Anaesthetics | History Today
Next time you reach for a bottle of painkillers, reflect on the agonies endured by surgical patients before anaesthetics were
‘This Land of Promise’ and ‘Multicultural Britain’ review
In 1959, as part of the United Nations’ ‘World Refugee Year’ campaign, the British humanitarian Francesca Wilson published They Came
My First Book about Charity: teachings for Toddlers and Young Children by Sara Khan illustrated by Ali Lodge
Mar10 The newest board book in the My First Book series is a gentle and wonderful introduction to charity, both
The Best Eid Ever by Sufiya Ahmed illustrated by Hazem Asif
This book blends some facts about Ramadan and Eid with cultural practices, showing a day in the life of a
