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With the Olympic games starting in July/Ramadan, we get personal with Mo Farah, one of Britain’s very top athletes. We talk to other Muslim Olympians about the challenges they will face this sporting and fasting month. And you can read all our other fantastic features, including delicious date recipes, elegant abayas, the Ramadan experience in Japan – indeed, this July issue is packed with a uniquely memorable Olympic Ramadan 2012. We wish all our readers an early Ramadan Mubarak, and hope your preparations are coming along fine for this month of spiritual nourishment.
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The little island of Sri Lanka has suffered many fates over the past thirty years, but is now emerging into a blossoming period of prosperity as a travellers’ paradise. Nabeel Shariff takes you on a gastronomic journey of this unique and amazing country.
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True friendship can transcend separation, change and mistakes, but the best friendship
is one that helps you remember the Creator, and draw closer to His unceasing Mercy.
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Ramadan transcends across multiple cultures, but Islam is still very new to Japan. Ali Khimji discovers indigenous Japanese converts who are at the forefront of creating an authentic Japanese Islamic experience.
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One of the joys of the Olympics is that athletes come from all corners of the world to participate in the ultimate sports competition. Ali Khimji profiles some of the Muslim athletes that are due to be present.
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He has overcome US Homeland Security, injury, and doubters, but Mo Farah is on the brink of Olympic glory—just weeks before his wife delivers twins. Ali Khimji talks faith and the fast track with the gold medal hopeful.
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“By experiencing the absence of pleasure, we are able to experience the pleasure of absence.â€
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Discipline, self-control, and community—the spirit of Ramadan, and the spirit of the Olympics, actually have much in common.
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A strong humanitarian outlook, coupled with a love of fashion caused Dana, a Libyan Jew, and Farah, a Pakistani Muslim, to launch their own line of accessories.
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Ecuador offers a treasure trove of cultural wonders on the mainland, and the nearby Galápagos Islands hosts an equally wonderful Array of wildlife—and you do not need to be Charles Darwin to appreciate it.
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Having been married for 27 years, Yasmin and Firoz have built their strong relationship on friendship and honesty.
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The June issue of emel has an exclusive interview with Muna AbuSulayman, a leading Saudi media personality, fashion designer, consultant on philanthropy, and daughter of a prominent Islamic scholar. We also explores the rich heritage of performance arts in the Muslim world, and meet modern artists engaged in this tradition today. And as summer beckons, our fashion feature covers Moroccan kaftans; food feature is on jams, and interiors is on outdoor gardens! So get your copy now.
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Most people are aware of the rich historical traditions of Islam, but Ali Khimji meets some modern Muslim performance artists who are keeping the practice going.
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Islamic gardens have typically drawn on spiritual accounts of the Gardens of Paradise: gardens under which rivers flow, the coolness of shade reminding us of God’s Shade on the Last Day, and the heavenly scent of blooms. We are worlds away from the Gardens of Paradise, but we can seek to create a small piece of serenity away from the hectic tasks of daily life. Words Fatema Zehra
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Who says you have to be an athlete to make your name in sports? Ali Khimji meets Omar Momani, a caricaturist who has made an impression on the world of football with his pencil.
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