[A FINAL REMINDER] of the REPORT LAUNCH: BRITISH MUSLIMS IN NUMBERS: CENSUS SUMMARY REPORT 2025

[A FINAL REMINDER] of the REPORT LAUNCH: BRITISH MUSLIMS IN NUMBERS: CENSUS SUMMARY REPORT 2025

[A FINAL REMINDER] of the REPORT LAUNCH: BRITISH MUSLIMS IN NUMBERS: CENSUS SUMMARY REPORT 2025

Date: Friday 2nd may
Time: 6pm
Venue: Al Manar Centre, London
Ticket: Free, but you must pre-register

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Presentation by Dr Jamil Sherif [Muslim Council of Britain’s Research & Documentation Committee (MCB ReDoc)]

Chair and respondent: Dr Serena Hussain [Senior Research Fellow at the Centre for Trust, Peace and Social Relations, Coventry University]

Just recently released, this new report reveals how British Muslims are a kaleidoscope of communities, with an internal diversity that is microcosm of British society as a whole. The report highlights both progress and persistent challenges facing Muslim communities in the UK. Drawing on the 2021 census data provided by the Office of National Statistics for England & Wales and Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency which included a question on religious affiliation. In Scotland the census was conducted in 2022.

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The Cordoba Foundation welcomes Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s visit to London

The Cordoba Foundation welcomes Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s visit to London

On Friday 17th of January, The Cordoba Foundation along with representatives of a number of British Muslim organisations, shared lunch and a discussion with Malaysian Prime Minister Dr Anwar Ibrahim who is visiting the UK. Prior to the meeting, the Prime Minister joined Friday Prayers at the East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre where he addressed Western Europe’s largest Muslim congregation.
 
During the meeting, The Cordoba Foundation raised a number of issues on which it is collaborating with its Malaysian counterparts, including promoting the Islam Madani project, presented by the Prime Minister’s office.
 
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim spoke of his discussions with British and European leaders regarding the genocide in Gaza as well as of his vision for the role of Islam and Muslims as a fixture of and major contributor to the West, politically, economically and culturally.
 
The Cordoba Foundation CEO Dr Anas Altikriti, and Managing Director Dr Abdullah Faliq, also used this occasion to present the Prime Minister with a commemorative plaque.