Ramadan Memories

Nadeem Javaid shares his memories of his first Ramadan. #RamadanDays stories from our #RamadanArchive I always remember Ramadan growing up because the whole neighbourhood would just, you know, um, swap food. So like my mum would give me like a, like a, plate... pic.twitter.com/dbFuZW0kTz

— EverydayMuslim (@Everyday_Muslim) April 25, 2020

LGBT+ Issues

Just an example of the poisonous sweeping judgements made against British Muslims on @TwitterUK

.@LaylaMoran has every right to stand with communities in solidarity. That is what makes our country unique.

Maybe Mick needs to meet @ImaanLGBTQ https://t.co/j87ybVTTMT

— TellMAMAUK (@TellMamaUK) April 26, 2020

NHS Heroes

Lovely message of hope, faith and solidarity from some local NHS Heroes 💚🙏🏼💚 @karendawber @Mel_Pickup @APPGBritMuslims @ShadimHussain @alijan209 pic.twitter.com/FftpmCTH6u

— Naz Shah MP (@NazShahBfd) April 26, 2020

thanks to Sinanwren, our Mosque was able to help deliver PPE equipments to @RoyalFreeNHS we distributed 100 coveralls 100 face vizers & 800 face masks. Trustee Khalid Oumar said “it's an honour to support our frontlines doctors & nurses who we are continuously inspired by”. pic.twitter.com/ObJv7JILaT

— Finsbury Park Mosque (@FPMosque) April 26, 2020

Regent's Park Mosque - retrospective

Regent’s Park Mosque tarawih and eid prayer in the 1990s was a whole vibe unto itself. https://t.co/Vu1c2ggI5q

— Khadijah Elshayyal (@DrKElshayyal) April 27, 2020

Covid-19: Shopkeepers' Respond

The Scottish Muslim couple winning hearts amid coronavirus crisis

Grocery shop owners in Falkirk donate PPE to health workers, food to the elderly and even Easter eggs to local children.

Great work 👏🏽👏🏽https://t.co/dWxqKQ4NVX

— Miqdaad Versi (@miqdaad) April 17, 2020

BAME Covid-19 Statistics/fatalities

🗣️ "If you don’t ask the questions in data, then you don’t have answers. If you don’t measure it, then that problem doesn’t exist.”@Zubhaque on the importance of collecting ethnicity data of #Covid19 patients and fatalitieshttps://t.co/L759CEpyzd

— Runnymede Trust (@RunnymedeTrust) April 17, 2020

Corner Shops

A Taste of Home: As Muslim communities began to flourish local shops were established by members of the community providing produce and ingredients essential for recreating the tastes of home. Read more: https://t.co/kfWB0yFuRS #Archive30 #oralhistory #archive #history #heritage pic.twitter.com/WjlXIY1m38

— EverydayMuslim (@Everyday_Muslim) April 13, 2020