Emdad Rahman
Sabia Kamali, Councillor, Cabinet Member, London Borough of Newham, and founding CEO of the Sisters’ Forum, a BAME women’s collective in East London has been recognised for her tireless efforts in helping hundreds of women escape domestic violence and rebuild their lives.
The exclusive Top 50 Muslims of influence list, an initiative led by Zaheer Ahmad MBE highlights the individual accomplishments remarkable professionals bring to communities worldwide.
Her unwavering dedication extends to refugees who have been victims of trafficking, providing them with critical support and a chance to start life afresh.
Kamali’s compassion, resilience, and profound impact on countless lives are the reasons she was chosen for this award.
In a statement of appreciation Sisters’ Forum have highlighted the qualities which have led to this important and deserved recognition for their CEO,
“Sabia’s love, passion and dedication have been nothing short of inspiring. For over a decade she has selflessly supported and uplifted women, putting their needs first and never hesitating to take risks to ensure they had the help they needed.
“You have placed your own goals and achievements on hold, always prioritising others and your tireless efforts and unwavering commitment have been rewarded with this deserved recognition. We are so proud to have you leading the Sisters Forum.”
The individuals recognised on this list possess a proven track record of making significant strides in their respective fields and are instrumental in enhancing workplace culture, fostering inclusivity, and promoting a positive image of Muslims in society.