The conference, ‘Multiculturalism and Muslim Leaderships in the UK: New Labour and After’, University of Bristol

Joint event with the Islamic Studies Network, University of Leeds

MBRN meeting, University of Edinburgh

Conference, ‘Reframing the study of Muslim diasporas in Britain’, in collaboration with the Framing Muslims project and SOAS Centre for Migration and Diaspora Studies, SOAS

MBRN meeting, Cardiff University Islam-UK Centre

MBRN meeting, Cambridge Muslim College

Three MBRN panels at the inaugural British Association of Islamic Studies conference ‘Showcasing Islamic Studies in the UK’, University of Edinburgh

MBRN conference with Cardiff University Islam-UK Centre, ‘INSIDE OUT: Reflexivity and Methodology in Research with British Muslims’   The latest MBRN event took place on 10th September 2014 at Cardiff University. It combined a conference exploring the themes of methodology and reflexivity, a roundtable research update and networking lunch, and keynote speech from Professor Ron Geaves, former …

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MBRN conference with UCLan, ‘Muslim Leadershi p in Britain’

MBRN panel at the 2015 British Association of Islamic Studies conference, University of London   BRAIS 2015 THE SECOND ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION FOR ISLAMIC STUDIES London, 13–15 April 2015  Senate House, University of London In Collaboration with the Institute of Commonwealth Studies and Human Rights Consortium, School of Advanced Study, University of London

MBRN event with the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies   Introduction   The Muslims in Britain Research Network, together with the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, held a joint event in Oxford on Wednesday 16th, September. The thematic focus of the day was ‘Poverty and British Muslims’, and featured a keynote presentation by Professor Anthony Heath, academic responses, and …

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MBRN conference with the Centre for Trust, Peace, and Social Relations, University of Coventry   Islam has been an important force for peace in the world historically and now. Peace is integral to Islamic theology and Muslim ethos, either as part of the individual’s personal experience or the wider context of maintaining peaceful relations in society. …

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In association with the Dept of Theology & Religion at the University of Birmingham   This one-day Muslims in Britain Research Network (MBRN) conference will create space for critical dialogue and community exchange by bringing aspiring and established Muslim artists and cultural producers together with eminent scholars and researchers, policymakers and arts funders. The conference …

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In partnership with the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King’s College London (KCL), University of London:   Event Description A one-day Muslims in Britain Research Network (MBRN) conference organised in partnership with the Department of Theology and Religious Studies, King’s College London (KCL), University of London 19 April 2018 Themes include: Muslim activism and …

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In collaboration with the University of Manchester

 In partnership with Bradford University and the Born in Bradford project.

 In partnership with the Muslim Charities Forum and the Humanitarian Academy for Development   This event is for scholars and practitioners working in, working with or researching Muslim charities that are based in the United Kingdom but conduct charitable activities throughout the world. British Muslim INGOs have been in operation in the UK since the …

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British Muslims and Covid-19: Impacts, Experiences and Responses   Symposium Overview   Research on Covid-19 highlighted its disproportionate impact on Black and Asian Minority Ethnic groups (BAME) communities (Public Health England, 2020). However, these studies only offer a limited understanding of the particularity of experiences within the umbrella category BAME. For instance, there is only limited …

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