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Events and activities to mark, celebrate and amplify Muslim Heritage Month
Celebrating Faith as a GP
The Royal College of GPs in collaboration with the British Islamic Medical Association held and iftar with panel discussions, which included a talk by Co-Chair of Muslim Women's Network UK, Dr. Iram Sattar. She explained that the intiative was about positive story telling of Muslims.
Organiser: RCGP and BIMA
Location: London
Date: 14th March 2025
Community Iftar at Crystal Palace
Crystal Palace FC and Palace for Life Foundation helped to mark Muslim Heritage Month at their community iftar. Sky News presenter Saima hosted a panel discussion which included Muslim Women's Network UK trustee Angela Dainton who explained what the initiative was about. The event was also attended by Muslim footballer Cheick Doucouré.
Organiser: Crystal Palace FC
Location: Selhurst Park, London
Date: 13th March 2025
The Tiger Hunter Film Showing
BFI and UK Muslim collaborated to mark Muslim Heritage Month by having a iftar and showing a film, The Tiger Hunter directed by a Muslim woman in Hollywood, Lena Khan. The event was attended by selected guests from different professional backgrounds.
Organiser: BFI and UK Muslim Film
Location: London
Date: 12th March 2025
Muslim Heritage Month Launch Supported by Tik Tok
Muslim Heritage Month was formerly launched in parliament and attended by ovee 120 guests from a wide range of sectors such as business, health, law, media, film/arts, community, sports, politics and tech. The event was sponsored by Tik Tok and the notebooks were sponsoredby the law firm Womble Bond Dickenson.
Organiser: Muslim Women's Network UK
Location: Parliament, London
Date: 11th March 2025
ECB Amplifies Muslim Heritage Month
ECB helped to spread the word about Muslim Heritage Month by sending the information through their newsletter which reaches almost 90,000 people, provided a speaking slot at their community iftar event and secured a video message from England Cricketer Saqib Mahmood.
Organiser: England and Wales Cricket Board
Location: Lords Cricker Ground, London
Date: 8th March 2025
Ramadan Fasting Challenge
Atikah Amalina Zaini the DEI Senior Program Manager at Amazon, hosted and an iftar event at the Amazon headquarters in London. The event was also used to mark Muslim Heritage Month and amplify its messages. More than 150 guests internal and external guests attended the event.
Organiser: Muslims at Amazon
Location: Amazon, London
Date: 6th March 2025
Engaging Muslim and South Asian Communities
To mark Muslim Heritage Month, the Premier League hosted seven football club charities who showcased their work on how they engage with their local communities including children, Muslim women and refugees. The clubs included: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Leicester, QPR and Wolverhampton.
Organiser: Premier League
Location: House of Parliament
Date: 5th Mar 2024
Ramadan and 'Me' Panel Discussion
The Ethnic and Cultural Diversity Network at Janus Henderson Network organised their first iftar event bringing together internal and external guests. They used this occasion to help to celebrate Muslim Heritage Month. Muslim Women's Network UK's Trustee, Ibtisam Belola, spoke at the event to explain the initiative.
Organiser: Janus Henderson Investors
Location: 201 Bishopsgate, London
Date: 4th March
Iftar with fabulous women
The online lifestyle magazine, Sheerluxe hosted an iftar event to mark Muslim Heritage Month. Sheeluxe's CEO Georgie Coleridge Cole personally hosted the dinner which was attended by ladies from different ethnic backgrounds and faiths and from across work sectors.
