The Dawoodi Bohras of Bradford presented a cultural exhibition at The Beacon’s family day in Lister Park on 28th August, attracting more than 1,000 visitors despite the rainy weather. At their stall, the community showcased traditional crafts, the distinctive Dawoodi Bohra attire, and information boards displaying the community’s history. Visitors sampled Bohra cuisine, including malido,…
Tag Archives: Civic Engagement
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Aug
Aug
This story was covered by the BBC The Dawoodi Bohra community has partnered with the Bradford Council’s Countryside Service and the Aire Rivers Trust to launch a major restoration project at Bingley North Bog — a 10,000-year-old bog regarded as one of the Bradford district’s most precious natural sites. Funded entirely through Project Rise, the Dawoodi…
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May
May
The Dawoodi Bohras of Birmingham hosted a networking event at their community centre in collaboration with Thrive UK on 14 May 2025. The gathering brought together leaders and representatives from across Birmingham who are committed to make an impact through the Warm Welcome scheme. The Warm Welcome initiative in Birmingham provides free, safe, and welcoming…
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May
May
What if more conflicts could be resolved before they hardened into litigation? In an age marked by polarisation and disconnection, the need to restore understanding is more urgent than ever. Dr. Husain Salem from the Dawoodi Bohras of Manchester is a UK-qualified mediator, scientist, and serial entrepreneur. He chairs BUSA Group, co-founded the specialist mediation…
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Apr
Apr
This story was reported in The Yorkshire Post The Dawoodi Bohra Muslim community of Bradford has been honoured with the ‘Great Britain Spring Clean Award’ for their efforts in environmental conservation. The award was presented by Councillor Susan Hinchcliffe, Leader of Bradford Council, who praised the community’s commitment to civic engagement. She remarked, “It’s great…
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Mar
Mar
The Dawoodi Bohras of Manchester hosted an iftar event at the community’s Noor Masjid on March 13, 2025, creating a space for meaningful dialogue across the city’s diverse communities. The event was attended by a number of guests including Manchester Lord Mayor Paul Andrews, diplomats from Iraq, Turkey and Pakistan and leaders from Christian, Muslim…