HOPE not hate polling shows Muslims who voted Leave were the most likely to have changed their minds in the face of rising Islamophobia and broken promises.

Samia Hathroubi is a prominent female activist working on interfaith issues, discrimination and pluralism. She describes her project to explore Muslim-Jewish relations across continents.

Dennis was born into a neo-Nazi family, became part of a far-right gang and was encouraged to join both Hezbollah and the Islamic state – all before he turned 21.

“Sometimes I think the Muslim community is not really aware of the gravity of the situation when it comes to Islamophobia – or, they’re aware… but don’t know how to effectively deal with it.” says Mahmooda Qureshi, a HOPE not hate community organiser in Birmingham.

If we’re not even consistent in our condemnation of Islamophobia on screen, what chance is there for progress?

The long awaited definition for Islamophobia in the UK is here and Muslim organisations across the UK are calling on political party leaders to adopt it.

Miqdaad Versi challenges factually incorrect stories that deal with Muslims and Islam in mainstream British media. The depth of the problem is evident: over the past 18 months, he has been able to elicit over 50 corrections from national newspapers.

Read how recent terror attacks in the UK have been successfully exploited by anti-Muslim activists over social media, to increase their reach and grow their audiences.

While many politicians use coded language to flirt with hate speech, others are blatantly overt with their actions, assured there will be little consequence within the current political climate.

We explore three acts of violence that occurred within 72 hours, only days before midterm elections that have been characterised by rhetorical othering and hate.

We discuss recently-released extremist, Anjem Choudary, whom she has directly confronted, and the many challenges facing the Muslim community in Britain today.

Anjem Choudary is a dangerous extremist. The hatred that he has spread over the past two decades is unparalleled.

We got inside this year’s ACT for America Conference in the heart of American power, Washington D.C.

More people in Britain believe that Islam is incompatible with the British way of life than those who think it is compatible, and more people believe that there are ‘no go zones’ in Britain, where sharia law dominates and non-Muslims cannot enter, than not.