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Barnet Multi Faith Forum at St Albans Cathedral Interfaith Exhibition
Barnet Multi Faith Forum (BMFF) was honoured to be invited by Revd Dr Alec Corio — Rector of East Barnet …
Barnet Multi Faith Forum & Dialogue Society Co-Produce Successful ‘Shelter of Peace’ Event
The Barnet Multi Faith Forum (BMFF) and the Dialogue Society are delighted to have successfully co-produced this year’s highly impactful …
BMFF Statement following the horrific and tragic attack in Manchester
Barnet Multi Faith Forum are deeply shocked and saddened by the horrific attack at Heaton Park Synagogue in Crumpsall, Manchester …
Response to North London Synagogue attack reported in The JC
BMFF stands together with our community partners in utterly condemning the hateful attack on a local synagogue and reinforces the …
Connecting Communities – BMFF feature in the video stories
https://youtu.be/t2YmkVEFISw?si=kvkjN3xgznd1g4E3Barnet Council Connecting Communities Video Series BMFF is proud to be featured alongside other community organisations in Barnet in the …
Celebrating a Powerful Fourth Annual Faith and Peace Walk in New and East Barnet – 19 June 2025
On one of the hottest days of the year, residents and friends of all faiths and none came together for …
London Central Mosque Hosts ‘Islam & The Environment’ Event
The London Central Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre hosted a landmark event this week, “Islam & The Environment,” bringing together …
Westminster Interfaith – Marking the 60th Anniversay of Nostra Aetate
2025 marks the 60th Anniversary of Nostra Aetate, the ground-breaking Second Vatican Council declaration on interreligious dialogue. To commemorate this milestone, Westminster …
Lionesses’ Success and Social Cohesion in Barnet
A Barnet Multi Faith Forum (BMFF) Statement The Lionesses have truly captured our imagination as their success has radiated well …
Barnet Faith and Peace Walk Quiz
A big thank you to all who attended the Faith and Peace Walk. If you took the quiz, you might …
London Yellow Heat-Health Alert and Yellow Wildfire Alert
Heat-Health Alert The UK Health Security Agency have extensive guidance and materials for supporting communities, including: Hot weather toolkit (attached) …
Barnet Multi Faith Forum Statement on the Incident in Liverpool
Barnet Multi Faith Forum expresses its deep sorrow and solidarity in response to the tragic incident that took place in …
Stop Food Waste Day – 30th April 2025
Today is Stop Food Waste Day, a global day of action to raise awareness of food wastage and what we …
We give thanks for Pope Francis, following his death
Our thoughts and prayers are with our Roman Catholic friends following Pope Francis’s death. We give thanks for his advocacy …
12 Tips for a Greener Ramadan
– Caring for People and Planet Prepared by Barnet Multi Faith Forum, Environment and Sustainability Sub-Group The holy month of …
For the Love of Trees: An Interfaith Celebration of Nature and Tu BiShvat
On Sunday, 16 February 2025, an inspiring interfaith gathering took place at New North London Synagogue (NNLS) to celebrate Tu …
Survey launched on faith and belief in the NHS Staff
Take part in this survey which is open to all NHS staff and help the NHS shape more inclusive and …
Interfaith Visit to Midnight Mass: A Night of Reflection and Unity
On Christmas Eve, St Paul’s Church, New Southgate, hosted the Barnet Multi Faith Forum interfaith visit to their Midnight Mass …
Inspector Moseley & Esmond Rosen at The Barnet HMD
Mitzvah Day Interfaith Cooking @JW3
© Photo by Yakir Zur
BMFF secretary (Asmina 2nd from left) supporting fabulous Mitzvah Day Interfaith Cooking @JW3
Tahseen, Councillor Barry Rawlings, Asmina, Vice Chancellor of Middlesex University Tim Blackman and David at the Changing the Culture Initiative event at Middlesex University on 6 June 2019
Pictures from the Big Iftar at the Fatwa Council with the Veterans
Cllr Richard Cornelius Leader of Barnet Council addressing the BMFForum at the IANL Mosque with a message of sympathy for victims of the Christchurch murders
@bmfforum organised “Lets talk Multi Faith - An Open Dialogue” event as a part of the Interfaith Week 2025. The event provided an inclusive and safe space for participants from different faith to share, learn, and exchange ideas through open and honest dialogue. ![]()
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As my mentor Daisaku Ikeda said “Genuine dialogue, rooted in sincere friendship, has the power to overcome differences in ethnicity, to transcend borders and interests, to bring down the walls of division” [The New Human Revolution, Vol. 30, “Vow” chapter.![]()
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The event celebrated the incredible diversity of faith and belief across the London Borough of Barnet. It was a powerful initiative dedicated to strengthening interfaith relations, fostering mutual understanding, and showcasing the invaluable contributions of faith communities.![]()
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Vote of thanks to all the facilitators, hosts, organisers and a special thanks to @barnetcouncil for letting us use their venue for the event and @soniacommunityuk for partnering with us.![]()
#bmfforum #soniacommunityuk #barnetcouncil #interfaith #interfaithweek #interfaithweek2025 #allfaithandnone
🕯️ Yesterday, 17 June 2025 | Remembering Srebrenica in London 🕯️![]()
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Our President, Es Rosen, represented BMFF at the UK National Srebrenica Memorial Day ceremony at St Paul’s Cathedral in London, marking the 30th anniversary of the genocide. Around 2000 guests attended, including Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner, the Presidents of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Minister for Faith Lord Khan and many other dignitaries.![]()
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Joining Es Rosen were key voices from our community:![]()
• Muhammad Ali Hussain, from the BMFF Environmental Group.![]()
• Gopal Singh Bhachu, from Harrow Interfaith.![]()
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The service was a powerful reminder of Srebrenica’s enduring legacy: a call to action to fight against intolerance, hatred, and genocide everywhere. BMFF remains steadfast in its mission to bring communities together, to learn from the past, and to strengthen interfaith bonds.![]()
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🙏 We honour the 8,000+ Bosniak Muslim men and boys who were systematically murdered in July 1995, and renew our pledge to #RememberSrebrenica, to educate, to speak out, and to protect the vulnerable.