The Mystery of Thomas More’s Birthplace
Walking through London’s Cheapside is a journey through history. From the Old English ceapan, meaning ‘to buy’ (and nothing to
We Are Big Time by Hena Khan Illustrated by Safiya Zerrougui
With themes of being new in school, balancing sports and school, teamwork, focusing on the positive and pushing back on
Are Constitutions Necessary? | History Today
‘Constitutions are not just for the rulers’ H. Kumarasingham is Reader in Politics and History at the University of Edinburgh
Trains & Trainers by Sarah Musa illustrated by Rania Hasan
This 36 page picture book about siblings, one with autism, is much needed in the Islamic fiction sphere to shine
The Dog Days of Medieval Summer
As July approaches, some people look forward with anticipation to the heat of summer, others regard it with something closer
‘Liberty’s Grid’ by Amir Alexander review
The Great American Grid was not designed to be practical. Instead, the straight lines and right angles were to represent
The Last Man in Paradise by Syed M. Masood
I’ll be honest, if I would have read the blurb (see below) about this book from another author, I probably
Decoding the Linear B | History Today
‘Did you say the tablets haven’t been deciphered, sir?’ The question came from a 14-year-old boy on a school tour
Nurturing Faith and Values in the Youngest Generation – Al Barakah Books
As parents, we all want to raise our children to be kind, compassionate, and grounded in their faith. One way
Can Muslims Eat Beef, and What Can’t Muslims Eat? – Madinah Media
Can Muslims eat beef in Islam? is it Hala to eat or is it Haram? And what meat can Muslims
