Faith charities volunteer for the front line
By Tim Maby Faith-based charities have mobilised and joined forces to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic effect on British society. They are reported to make
By Tim Maby Faith-based charities have mobilised and joined forces to deal with the Covid-19 pandemic effect on British society. They are reported to make
By Dr David Robertson In times of stress, people look for answers to their problems. When their usual answers aren’t working, they may reach for
By Tim Wyatt Religious Right chant: God is bigger than Covid-19 A growing movement in the United States is demanding a swifter lifting of the
By Tim Wyatt Ramadan under lockdown As the first day of the holy Islamic month of fasting begins, debate has surged about how to adapt
By Andrew Brown, 22 April 2020 A Ramadan like none before Ramadan starts either today or tomorrow, depending on the phases of the moon, but
By Tim Maby Social isolation is a new and often disconcerting experience during the coronavirus pandemic. But in religious traditions, solitude, isolation and silence are
Rainbows have a played a prominent role in much religious mythology and iconography for thousands of years, representing a wide variety of themes
By Lianne Kolirin UK The Muslim Council of Britain has issued guidance on observing Ramadan under lockdown. The largest umbrella group of Muslims in the
By Aina Khan For over 1400 years, Muslims have observed Ramadan, a holy month in the Islamic calendar in which Muslims cannot eat and drink
By Lianne Kolirin UK Startling images of the UK coronavirus death toll have emerged from inside a makeshift morgue at a Birmingham mosque. Images published
