FAITH
ANJUM: THE FAITHFUL ADVOCATE
For Anjum, faith is not just a set of rituals but a dynamic expression of one’s innermost self. It serves as a lens through which she perceives the world, guiding her actions and shaping her character. Anjum interaction with faith is clearly a multifaceted experience, that encompasses personal growth, community service and deepened connection with the Divine.
Faith is as personal to Anjum as it is a public discourse – because while only God can see the depths of piety and sin, her headscarf is an open manifestation of her belief.
To this extent, Anjum’s experience of faith ties in with her expression of self. She believes that she has been given an opportunity to represent her faith in the work that she undertakes and takes the responsibility both serioulsy and creatively.
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Anjum's work in faith also extends to the field of education and charity.
In 2011, Anjum was invited to the post of Teacher Trainer for Deaf Muslim Teachers at Al Isharah Charity in the UK. There she trained the teachers in the ICE curriculum. Anjum was also asked to create original islamic studies lessons for Deaf teachers and students.
While working in London in 2013, Anjum was headhunted to author and project manage the creation of a secondary British Islamic Citizenship Curriculum. Anjum led a team of 4 creative teachers and developers to pilot this curriculum in over 40 institutes in the UK, where it continues to be taught to this day.
In 2014 Anjum and her brother founded Shaded Youth and co-authored a number of fun Islamic studies books for young kids at the holiday camp.
Anjum has held leadership roles in the following faith based organisations.
