"O Mankind! We created you from a single pair of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes that you may know one another (not that you may despise one another). Verily the most honoured of you in the Sight of God (Allah) is the one who is the most righteous of you. And Allah has full knowledge and is well-acquainted with all things."
(Translated meaning of the Holy Qur'an Chapter 49 Verse 13)

RAHMA are an independent, non profit-making, campaign and advocacy organisation based in Wales, UK. We foster links and work in partnership with different organisations both Muslim and non-Muslim, to campaign for justice for all regardless of their racial, religious background.

RAHMA was formed as a result of the shocking findings of the IHRC report into hostility and religious discrimination against British Muslims. We at RAHMA believe in , and are committed to, a just and tolerant multi-cultural and multi-faith Britain. In order to achieve this, the kinds of unacceptable behaviour highlighted in the report targeting ethnic minority communities identifiable by their faith and made vulnerable by current legislation, or lack thereof, need to be challenged whenever they occur and ultimately eradicated from civilised society.

RAHMA was established in Swansea (South Wales) UK to assist the Muslim community in opposing incidents of hate, violence and discrimination, which are motivated by Islamophobia, in an organised manner. We now have grass roots volunteers monitoring Islamophobia throughout South Wales and interest expressed by individuals in the Mid and North of the country to widen the organisation’s reach to these areas. We also aim to bring to the attention of policy makers, service providers, the police and racial equality organisations, the very real problem of Islamophobia and victimisation of the Muslim community within the UK as a whole.