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Female whirling dervishes reclaiming Afghanistan’s Sufi heritage
Female whirling dervishes reclaiming Afghanistan’s Sufi heritage

A female-led whirling dervish group based in Afghanistan, is reclaiming the country’s deep-rooted Sufi heritage.

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Interview with Jason Webster: Author of ‘Andalus’

It was an absolute pleasure to talk with Jason Webster (author and historian) about his book ‘Andalus’, and to ask him more about the history and impact of Moorish rule on Spain.

Review of: ‘From Shamanism to Sufism’
Review of: ‘From Shamanism to Sufism’

This book explores the history of women, Islam and culture in Central Asia. Central Asia is a land filled with an ancient culture and heritage. Islam came to these lands in the 8th century and it became the height of civilisation, learning and trade.

Review of: ‘Forty Rules of Love’
Review of: ‘Forty Rules of Love’

The Forty Rules of Love by Turkish writer, Elif Shafaq, is a really heart-warming story. Elif Shafaq is one my favourite authors. I think she's a vey accomplished writer. She puts a lot of social conscience themes into what she is writing.

Review of Superior: The Return of Race Science
Nadia Khan Nadia Khan

Review of Superior: The Return of Race Science

Why is racism such a deep rooted and lingering issue in our society even though race is not a tangible thing but a social construct? This book by Angela Saini explains in detail about the history of scientific racism - a movement that used science to justify a person’s place in society.

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Review: The New Age of Empire
Nadia Khan Nadia Khan

Review: The New Age of Empire

The New Age of Empire by Kehinde Andrews is a powerful book highlighting “How racism and colonialism still rule the world.”

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