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Schools: Safeguarding - Motion to Take Note ( 7 Dec 2023)

Baroness Uddin: ...have been issued guidance that promotes some mendacious ideas, such as that signs of radicalisation may include references to, “Allahu Akbar”, “Alhamdulillah”, which means praise be to God, and international conflicts, especially Palestine, as we now see. Teachers who do not have the sufficient training or knowledge go as far suggesting to children that prayers are not obligatory,...

Israel/Gaza - Motion to Take Note (24 Oct 2023)

Baroness Uddin: ...Palestine. I fear that my words cannot do justice to all those who have perished and every family who have lost their loved ones. Like so many witnessing the carnage of war, my heart weeps to God for justice, and I pray that peace will prevail over the pillage of war. Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un—from God we come and to God we return.

Education (Non-religious Philosophical Convictions) Bill [HL] - Second Reading ( 3 Feb 2023)

Baroness Uddin: ...disreputable and Islamophobic application of the so-called Prevent and Channel strategies, which have demonised even young primary school children, who allegedly are under watch if they refer to God too many times or, in secondary school, raise concerns about the Middle East. England need not look too far for good practice if it is minded to be inclusive in providing religious education....

Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II - Tributes (Continued) ( 9 Sep 2022)

Baroness Uddin: My Lords, Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un: to God we belong, and unto God we shall be returned. As a Muslim, these are the first sentiments that we utter on hearing news of deaths. So it was that I learned of Her Majesty’s death and shared the same words with my friends and family. I stand in deepest sorrow and share all the condolences to His Majesty King Charles III and Her...

His Royal Highness The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh - Motion for an Humble Address (12 Apr 2021)

Baroness Uddin: ...a war-torn Bangladesh. I worked in two social services homes which cared for our elders and people with severe disabilities. Indeed, this experience with the Duke of Edinburgh scheme may have been God’s way of preparing me for a lifelong responsibility as a mother to a child with autism and disabilities, as well as becoming a professional social worker. Decades later, I enjoyed the...

Ministerial and other Maternity Allowances Bill - Committee (and remaining stages): Amendment 1 (25 Feb 2021)

Baroness Uddin: ...vilified in a national newspaper for bringing my eight month-old son to this House for one day in 1998—although subsequently sentiments changed towards other colleagues and mothers, thank God, who were regarded as heroic for bringing in their newborn babies and children. It was a farce that led us to refer to a “person”, not a “woman”, no matter the explanation. While I...

Preventing and Combating Violence Against Women and Domestic Violence (Ratification of Convention) Bill - Second Reading (10 Mar 2017)

Baroness Uddin: ...of violence plaguing women’s lives, with two women facing death each week. There are 1.2 million women victims, and more than 87,000 rapes are reported on top of 400,000 sexual assaults. God alone knows how many women are still not able to report. In addition, 11,900 children were raped last year. Twenty-nine per cent of all those statistics are from the BME communities. So despite all...

Women ( 8 Mar 2007)

Baroness Uddin: ...each day goes by. The debate's ambition is huge. If we look at Britain and across the world, we see that we have so much to do. That is not to put down every mark of achievement. Every day I thank God; I wake up and think that this is a better day. That is not to say that I do not want to struggle more; I do not like it, but I have to to make greater advances. I want to bring to the...

Iraq (26 Feb 2003)

Baroness Uddin: ...I support comes with equal commitment to the fact that what I believed then about Afghanistan, I believe about Iraq now. Any war against Iraq would be both unjust and immoral in my opinion. Thank God, I share that opinion with a number of noble Lords and other people in Britain. Support for action is incredibly unwise and inhumane. The context in which the war is to be waged is not only...

Autism (25 Mar 2002)

Baroness Uddin: ...for inclusive education was like asking for the moon—and it was thought that I was not coming to terms with his disability. After many years, I now know that my experience was not unique. I thank God that that form of paternalism can now be legally challenged by parents. Such experiences are repeated too frequently. Parents describe prolonged struggle with institutions and battles with...

Disabled People: Worldwide Charter (14 Jul 2000)

Baroness Uddin: ...one born lame, nor In one afflicted with illness". The blame is upon those who would deny them their rights and dignity. For, in Islam, frowning upon the disabled is a crime that is unacceptable to God and God's messenger. I suggest that if emphasis was placed on making the noble teaching of Islam on such matters more accessible to Muslim people in this country and world-wide, the charter...


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