US Edition‘British Muslims fear Musk influence and emboldened Islamophobia under Trump’: Muslim Council of Britain
- Young British Muslims are worried about the influence of Elon Musk and the potential for increased Islamophobia under Donald Trump, according to outgoing Muslim Council of Britain leader Zara Mohammed.
- Zara Mohammed described the current climate as a deeply challenging time for her community, emphasizing the need for meaningful partnerships with the government.
- The government has maintained a policy of non-engagement with the Muslim Council of Britain, which Mohammed believes is a disservice to future generations.
- Mohammed expressed concern over the normalization of far-right figures and the increase in Islamophobia and hate crime.
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Former Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė admits that she is worried about the influence that people like tech billionaire Elon Musk will have on the new US President Donald Trump and his administration. “I am worried about the question of what influence people we understand as politicians, as Republican politicians – people who have some experience in governing the state – and what influence people like Elon Musk will have on decisions,” Šimonytė…
British Muslims fear Musk influence and emboldened Islamophobia under Trump’
Elon Musk. Photo Kirsty Wigglesworth/PA Wire Young British Muslims are worried about the influence of Elon Musk and whether the Donald Trump presidency in the US might see Islamophobia “emboldened”, the outgoing leader of the UK’s largest Muslim umbrella organisation said. In her final days as secretary-general of the Muslim Council of Britain (MCB), Zara Mohammed, the first woman and youngest person to hold the role, warned of a “deeply challen…
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Recent research published in the journal “Media Economics and Management” sheds light on the significant role that Muslim influencers play in shaping social media consumption, particularly through the lens of content quality and physical attractiveness. Conducted by Robiansyah Robiansyah from the University of Mulawarman, the study delves into how these influencers meet the social and religious… Source
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