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MFest London Apr 27-29

MFest London Apr 27-29

Chickpea Press is proud to be supporting MFest, the UK’s first Muslim festival of cultures and ideas. As a community partner, we can offer attendees a 20% discount on ticket prices! Get booking now – there are some great events

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MBRN Conference Birmingham Sep 14

MBRN Conference Birmingham Sep 14

  We’re pleased to be part of the MBRN conference on Exploring Contemporary Muslim Art, Culture and Heritage in Britain. We’ll be reflecting on how art and creativity is an integral part of the Islamic heritage and future. Join us!

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Great debut novel, describing a journey that is manifested in both the inner and outer world for the main character. Cleverly written, the feminine and masculine qualities come together to create a rebirth of these worlds.

HURB on Uroboros: The Circle of Time

Beautiful cards that can be used in a variety of ways to keep the little ones engaged. And they make a great wall display!

Tasmiyah Shabir on The 99 Names of God Contemplation Cards

I’ve learned more about the Names, my favourite is Al-Khaliq. I will tell my friend to read it because it tells you more about our religion and helps us learn about the Names. I can read it with my parents as well and we can learn together.

Isa Alam [11 years old] on The 99 Names of God

Although The 99 Names is intended for Muslim children, it’s really a treasure for all ages and faiths...and would be a fine addition to any religious library. I defy anyone to read this book and not come away with a deeper appreciation of God’s presence in the universe.

Rabbi Yonassan Gershom on The 99 Names of God
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