Islamic Society of Britain (ISB)

The Islamic Society of Britain was established in 1990 by prominent British Muslims to support an increasingly confident generation of Muslims growing up in the UK. It was one of the first organisations that sought to evolve a uniquely British flavour of Islam. In order for this to happen the ISB felt that Muslims would have to think seriously about understanding their faith in a British context.

Islam Awareness Week (IAW)

The Islamic Society of Britain initiated Islam Awareness Week in 1994, to raise awareness and remove misconceptions surrounding Britain’s second largest faith group.

KnowledgeSeekers

KnowledgeSeekers is about developing and improving ourselves - course participants as well as organisers/volunteers and teachers - through learning and reflection. It's also about encouraging each other to put our learning into practice. That practice would include individual and collective efforts towards a just and caring society for all - irrespective of faith, colour, creed, social class or any other difference. This is what is reflected in ISB's motto of 'bringing together British Muslims for the benefit of all'.

Living Islam

As well as events like this one, we organise conferences,seminars, study circles, sports & fitness, magazines and media,radio stations and much much more.

Plain Islam

This website aims to provide information on Islam and Muslims to non-specialist audiences in a way that is clear, simple and accessible.

Young Muslims UK (YMUK)

YMUK is a dynamic and innovative youth organisation spanning the width and breadth of the UK. With branches in nearly all the major cities and members all over the country, YMUK is a leading force in encouraging positive contributions to British society through the development of a British Islam.