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The Platform Draws Its Curtains The Platform Draws Its Curtains Saturday 15th May 2010 Editorial After several months of exclusive and enticing contributions, ideas, hopes and visions, The Platform Blog project, in setting a vision...

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General Elections 2010: The X-FactorGeneral Elections 2010: The X-Factor By Zahra Latif My Perspective on the General Elections The General Elections on Thursday the 6th of May 2010 had one of the highest voter turnouts in many years. With...

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Between Friend and Foe: Where the Laughter Lies Between Friend and Foe: Where the Laughter Lies An Exclusive Interview with David Baddiel David Baddiel discusses his latest entertaining and innovative work, THE INFIDEL, a comedy that explores the interactions of...

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Telling Tales Telling Tales Why Theatre Still Matters Luqman Ali explores the richness and relevance of theatre in Britain today and its resonances in the British Muslim community. Luqman...

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Playing with the MindPlaying with the Mind Dr Rabia Malik discusses the impact of mental illness within the British Muslim community. Dr Rabia Malik is the chair of City Circle, a grassroots network of...

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Words from the MCB Youth Committee Chair

Posted by Mujibul Islam | Posted in Platform Updates | Posted on 22-01-2010

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This is one of the first projects of this kind – a trailblazer. I hope it generates a constructive debate. I have met people from Portsmouth to Leicester, Manchester to Glasgow, and other areas throughout the country, all of whom have passionately shared their ideas on developing the British Muslim community. What I came across and what may strike some is just how progressive and innovative young British Muslims are. The Platform is an opportunity to raise and share these ideas further.

The Platform is Now Live!

Posted by Salman Farsi | Posted in Platform Updates | Posted on 23-11-2009

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The Platform is a youth led blog bringing together talented young Muslims and high profile writers to voice views and opinions on current events and topical issues. The blog will be focussed around a central theme: “Britain ten years on – envisioning and structuring progress.”

To find out more about The Platform, please click on the “About” link from the top.