On Sunday, 13 December, we return for the 13th Conference entitled Artificial Intelligence and Islamophobia, bringing together leading voices to confront the manifest challenges and implications of AI on Muslims’ lived experiences, with political and policy consequences. BOOK YOUR TICKETS (sales opening soon) WHEN:
STOP THE ZIONIST MASSACRES IN LEBANON, GAZA, SYRIA AND IRAN! Location: Embankment Time: 12pm on Saturday 10th October 2026 Supported by Action for Global Movements, Convivencia Alliance, Decolonisethemind Solidarity, Hands Off Uhuru! Hands Off Africa!, InMinds Human Rights Group, Islamic Human Rights Commission, Jewish Network
Join us for an exclusive book launch with Sayyid Amjad Hussain to discuss his new book, The Deeper Link: Reclaiming our Love for the Ahl al-Bayt. RSVP HERE WHEN: Thursday, 24 September, 6.30pm BST WHERE: IHRC Bookshop (202 Preston Road, Wembley, HA9 8PA) Free event.
Demir Mahmutćehajić hosts an author evening with Narjis Khan, Zainab Ali and Arzu Merali to disucss their latest book ‘Every Day and Every Land: Poems on the Tragedy of Karbala’. Join us in-person or online on Tuesday, 14th July 2026 for an evening of discussions
Join IHRC and guests for a panel discussion titled ‘Unilateral Foreign Policy in the Trump Era in West Asia: Challenges for Multilateral Diplomacy, Ending Conflicts and Stopping War Crimes Impunity’ When: Wednesday 1st July at 18:30pm CEST Where: The Graduate Institute of International and Development
IHRC’s UN team organised a side panel on 1st July 2026 to discuss US Impunity on War Crimes, with Professor Richard Falk, Caterina Aiena and Sandew Hira. Watch the event, or read the transcript below the video. Video of event (as livestreamed)
Join us for an afternoon of community, solidarity, and collective letter-writing as we send messages of support to Lottie, Ellie, Fatema, Zaynab, and Sam of the Filton 4. As restrictions on correspondence become increasingly severe, this is an opportunity to ensure they receive our words
After careful consideration and consultations with our legal team, Islamic Human Rights Commission has reluctantly taken the decision to not proceed with efforts to challenge the police ban on the Al-Quds Day march earlier this year. The reasons for the decision are twofold: Firstly, unfortunately
