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Easier reading
More space between lines and letters, plain font for headings, no italics.
Calm mode
No moving backgrounds or animations; softer images.
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No background video and no card photos: good on a slow or capped connection.
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About · Work with us
Who is Allah? is developed by members of a faith leadership alumni network: people of faith who are committed to finding common ground, building better relations and growing real understanding. It is made for learning and for enjoyment, as part of a faith-led streaming channel. The site is free, and it stays free.
An evening of conversation
A warm, hosted evening for a mosque, church, synagogue, gurdwara, community centre or workplace. Small tables, our Talk Cards, food if you like, and a short film to start. People meet across faiths and talk about thanks, wonder and the big questions, each in their own words.
Film night
One of our short films, or a feature from our Watch channel, followed by a guided conversation. Good for Inter Faith Week, Holocaust Memorial Day (27 January) and Ramadan evenings, expected from about 8 February 2027.
Schools
An assembly or a classroom workshop built on the site: the 99 Names in English, signs in nature, the What if…? game, and Jewish, Christian and Muslim voices side by side. Teacher notes for every clip.
Workplaces
A friendly session for staff and managers: what colleagues of different faiths believe and practise, the words to use, and how to make room for each other at work. Popular in Inter Faith Week and before Ramadan.
Commissions
We make films. Councils, schools, employers and faith centres can commission a short film, a clip series or a printed pack on bringing neighbours together, made to the same standard as this site.
Tell us who you are, what you have in mind, roughly when, and how many people. We will reply with a simple plan and a price.
Independent: we are not linked to, or endorsed by, any religious organisation.