Register for this workshop, led by Arzu Merali, to critically examine Islamophobia as a structural and systemic tool of imperialism and colonialism. WHEN: Saturday, 26 April, 2025, 2pm – 4pm BST WHERE: IHRC Bookshop (202 Preston Road, Wembley, HA9 8PA) Registration: complete this form to
IHRC held the 11th annual Islamophobia Conference on Saturday, 14 and Sunday, 15 December 2024. Entitled, The Vanishing Public Muslim, the focus of the conference was what it means for Muslims when they exercise their rights, particularly those in the Western hemisphere and claim to
The Islamic Human Rights Commission has been committed to fighting Islamophobia since its inception. On the eve of this year’s Islamophobia Conference, we have outlined resources and books published by IHRC that we recommend for you. Please scroll down to see. Islamophobia Conference 2024 Since 2014,
Since 2014, IHRC has organised an annual conference in the UK to discuss key issues with regard to structural and institutionalised Islamophobia. Each conference has been co-organised with Scotland Against Criminalising Communities (SACC) and Decolonial International Network (DIN). Join us for the 11th annual conference
A stellar panel of speakers is lined up to present papers at the annual Islamophobia Conference this weekend. Among the luminaries are the acclaimed anti-Zionist historian, Prof. Ilan Pappé, former Bristol University academic Prof. David Miller, decolonial thinker Prof. Ramon Grosfoguel and Imam Dawud Walid
A stellar panel of speakers is lined up to present papers at the annual Islamophobia Conference this weekend. Among the luminaries are the acclaimed anti-Zionist historian, Prof. Ilan Pappé, former Bristol University academic Prof. David Miller, decolonial thinker Prof. Ramon Grosfoguel and Imam Dawud Walid
Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM) is celebrated every November in the UK to raise awareness of Islamophobia and the discrimination faced by Muslims. It also aims to highlight the positive contributions of British Muslims to society. IAM was co-founded in 2012 by Muslim Engagement and Development
Saeed Khan presents the background paper for the 2024 IHRC and SACC Islamophobia conference. With civil and political spaces shrinking world-wide, Muslims as political agents find themselves pushed to the margins and disappeared from all forms of social engagement. The onslaught and genocide on
The sight of MPs tying themselves in knots to deflect accusations that they undermined the democratic process to advance the interests of their Zionist paymasters would be amusing if it didn’t carry real everyday consequences for Muslims. When it became clear that the initial explanation
IHRC held the 10th annual Islamophobia Conference from 8 to 10 December. Since 2014, the conference aims to discuss key issues with regard to structural and institutionalised Islamophobia. The project began as part of a Decolonial International Network, Europe-wide project. Each conference has been co-organised
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