Tell Mama UK

20/08/2026

REPORT IT. DON’T SUFFER IN SILENCE. 💙

If you have been targeted, abused, threatened, harassed or intimidated because you are Muslim — or because someone thinks you are Muslim — please know that you do not have to carry the impact of that experience alone.

Anti-Muslim hate can leave people feeling frightened, angry, isolated or unsure about what to do next. Sometimes people stay silent because they think what happened was “not serious enough”, that nobody will listen, or that nothing will change.

Please don’t suffer in silence.

At Tell MAMA, we are here to listen, to believe you and to support you. 🤝

Since 2011, we have assisted over 65,000 British Muslims affected by anti-Muslim hate and hostility. Behind every number is a person, a family and a story that deserves to be heard.

Whether something has happened online or offline, at work, at school, on public transport, in your neighbourhood or simply while going about your everyday life — you can report it to us.

You may want practical advice. You may need emotional support. You may simply need someone to listen without judgement. Whatever you need, you matter and your experience matters. ❤️

Reporting also helps us build a clearer picture of anti-Muslim hate across the country and challenge it more effectively.

Speak up. Reach out. Report it.

Tell MAMA — Don’t Suffer in Silence. 🫶

20/08/2026

Thank you to the BBC for highlighting the sharp rise over 5 years around cases of anti-Muslim hatred reported into us at Tell MAMA. These are London based cases and the question can be asked, if this is happening in one of the most diverse capitals in the world, what is happening in other parts of the country?

Tell MAMA continues to support British Muslims and takes in cases across the United Kingdom. We have assisted over 65,000 British Muslims since 2011 - when we were formed.

Anti-Muslim hate report figures 'alarming':

Between January and June this year, there were 1,031 reports of incidents, a monitoring body says.

20/08/2026

Sky News highlighting our (TellMAMA) findings on anti-Muslim hate incidents in London.

'Sustained escalation' of anti-Muslim hate reported in London, charity warns:

According to data from Tell Mama, there were 1,031 Islamophobic incidents reported in the capital from January to the end of June this year, higher than the annual total of 1,028 from 2023.

19/08/2026

Our work highlighted here in the surge of anti-Muslim reports to Tell MAMA since 2021.

‘Sustained escalation’ of anti-Muslim hate in London as reports surge:

Tell Mama recorded 1,031 reports of anti-Muslim hate in London between January and June, compared with 1,028 across all of 2023

19/08/2026

Record Levels Reached on London-Based Reports of Anti-Muslim Hate:

https://tellmamauk.org/record-levels-reached-on-london-based-reports-anti-muslim-hate-reports/

16/08/2026

Why our work in supporting the victims of anti-Muslim hate, monitoring events when they take place in the United Kingdom and ensuring access to justice, matters.

If you have been targeted by anti-Muslim hate - report into Tell MAMA.

16/08/2026

Tell MAMA, which has been supporting victims of anti-Muslim hate for over 15 years now, provides training to third sector, private and public body organisations.

If you want to ensure that your staff are aware of the language, the organisational implications of anti-Muslim hate and the mental health and emotional impacts that it can have on your colleagues or staff, get in touch with us.

Further information can be found here: https://tellmamauk.org/anti-muslim-hate-training-for-safer-more-confident-organisations/

16/08/2026

Increased Levels of Aggression Around Anti-Muslim Hate Being Reported in

Tell MAMA is picking up increased levels of aggression in cases of anti-Muslim hate that are reported into the organisation. Are social media platforms like ‘X’ where discussions on citizenship, race and identity fuelling this?

12/08/2026

We in Tell MAMA are continuing to receive cases of anti-Muslim hate which demonstrate increased levels of aggression towards British Muslims or people perceived to be Muslim. This is worrying and we recognise that within those cases, we are also seeing the increased use of racialised language that is also mixed in with anti-Muslim rhetoric and threats of physical aggression.

The fact is that online discussions seem to have thrown up issues of race and identity on key platforms like ‘X’. Whether there is a link to the actual street based cases we are receiving is questionable, but the timing seems to dovetail and the increased aggression is being picked up over the last 8-10 weeks in Tell MAMA. Discussions on platforms like X around belonging, identity and citizenship have roughly been taking place around this timeline.

Social media commentators making suggestions that British Muslims are not ‘English’ or in fact ‘British’ are percolating across ‘X’ and these have impacts on comments and conversations that also take place on other social media platforms.

Tell MAMA is picking up increased levels of aggression in cases of anti-Muslim hate that are reported into the organisation. Are social media platforms like ‘X’ where discussions on citizenship, race and identity fuelling this?

02/08/2026

Online hate doesn't stay online.

Words shared on social media can become fear in our communities, abuse in our streets, and discrimination in everyday life. Every hateful post, comment or message has the potential to make someone feel isolated, unsafe or unwelcome because of who they are.

💙 If you've experienced **anti-Muslim hate online**, don't suffer in silence.

Whether it's:
📱 Abuse on social media
💬 Threatening messages
🎥 Hate-filled videos
📰 Islamophobic comments
🧕 Targeting because of your Muslim identity or appearance

**Report it to Tell MAMA.**

Every report helps us:
✅ Support victims with practical and emotional help
✅ Record anti-Muslim hate across the UK
✅ Identify trends and emerging threats
✅ Work with police, social media platforms and partners where appropriate
✅ Campaign for safer online spaces for everyone

Your report could help protect someone else.

No one should have to face hatred alone.

📩 Report online or offline anti-Muslim hate today:
🌐 [www.tellmamauk.org](http://www.tellmamauk.org)
📞 0800 456 1226
📧 [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

Together, we can challenge hate, support victims and build stronger, safer communities.