People around the world are grappling with lockdown restrictions, but not all their needs are identical. At a time when blanket support can drown out the more nuanced needs of consumers, Morrisons has launched a ‘Ramadan Essentials’ food box to support Muslims observing Ramadan.

As the UK's Muslim community spend more on food and gifts during Ramadan, brands and supermarkets are planning special faith-orientated offers, products and events. Such brands are catering to the minority groups whose spending power is unlocked to coincide with their religious festivals.

Islam is the UK’s second largest listed religion, yet followers of the faith are underserved by mainstream financial service providers. Through its robo advisor platform, Wahed Invest lets Muslims easily manage their money through portfolios that are in-line with their religious principles.

TikTok may be best known for its viral challenges and surreal skits, but the social media app is evolving into much more than a platform for comedy. How are Gen Zers using this digital channel to educate and inspire their peers? And how are their online communities impacting their offline lives?