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Aisha Rimi

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London, Nord-Pas-de-Calais
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Freelance writer, focusing on discussions about race, class, gender, culture, entertainment and social issues. Blogger documenting the Black, Female experience in the UK.

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Sheffield school changes uniform rules after community pressure over abayas

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By Aisha Rimi Verified
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Stock photograph by Rawpixel/Getty Images A Sheffield school has changed its rules regarding uniforms following weeks of pressure from parents and members of the local Muslim community over pupils wearing abayas. Fir Vale Academy has introduced three new clothing options for students — loose-fitting plain black trousers, a modesty skirt worn over trousers, or an ankle-length skirt.
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Seven mosques opening their doors for Visit My Mosque weekend

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By Aisha Rimi Verified
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The Visit My Mosque event is organised by the Muslim Council of Britain. Photograph by Chris J Ratcliffe/Getty Images For one weekend each year, mosques across the UK open their doors to their wider community, offering visitors the chance to share a cup of tea, ask questions and learn more about the people who worship in them.
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London Fashion Week: four designers to look out for reflecting the city’s diverse cultures

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By Aisha Rimi Verified
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Models pose as part of Kazna Asker’s presentation during London Fashion Week February 2025. Photograph by Nicky J Sims/Getty Images London Fashion Week (LFW) returns from 17 to 21 September, bringing together some of the biggest names in fashion alongside emerging designers and a wider programme of events across the capital. From Afro-Asian luxury and British-Yemeni streetwear to Lebanese glamour and Bangladeshi craftsmanship, these are the designers to have on your radar.
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