Ulfah Arts
Ulfah Arts works to develop audiences and artists for a diverse range of cultural organisations including, theatres, museums and arts organisations. We develop projects that engage different faith groups as artists and audience members. This in turn benefits the community, engaging them in mainstream, wider society, giving them a chance to contribute to British culture.
Our work is also transferable to a range of sectors such as health, education, interfaith, community development and economic enterprises.
"Ulfah” is the Arabic word for “harmony”, and as such, is one of the Islamic qualities that forms the basis of Ulfah’s work.
Shakeelah Younis
Performer
Ulfah Arts is rewarded for its significant contribution to Islamic Art by the Islamic Bank of Britain.
“The work of Ulfah Arts has enabled the Birmingham Eid Mela to be the first Mela in the UK to provide a platform for female artists without them comprising on their beliefs”.
Irum Ashraf, Birmingham Eid Mela Coordinator
Ulfah Arts and The Drum present Americas most critically acclaimed spoken word collectives: Universes
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