Mustafa Abu Sneineh is a journalist, editor, and author from Jerusalem. He contributes to English- and Arabic-language publications and has interviewed influential figures in politics, business, culture, and beyond. He has reported from Palestine, Jordan, Germany, and the UK. His work includes features, essays, short stories, opinion, and poetry. Abu Sneineh holds a degree in Law from Birzeit University and a Master's degree in Postcolonial Studies from Goldsmiths, University of London. He lives in England.
British Muslim children raise $46,000 during Ramadan to build school in Kashmir
Ramadan Kids Initiative began in 2021 in East London to nurture young Muslims, strengthen community bonds and instill values of compassion, service and faith
Message from British children to their counterparts in Kashmir is ‘they are not alone. We are not divided; and together we stand and together we will succeed’
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16 March 2026
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