Brown Muslim Gurlz Unveil Their Voices

Fourteen teenage girls from Oldham, calling themselves Brown Muslim Gurlz, have stunned audiences with their eight-minute documentary Unveiled Voices — a powerful, award-nominated film that gives voice to underrepresented youth and challenges stereotypes about Islam and South Asian identity. Born from a desire to be seen and heard, the filmmakers bravely shared their authentic stories on race, religion, and gender, creating a vital counter-narrative against rising Islamophobia. With mentorship from local artist Hafsah Naib and support from the Fatima Women’s Association, they turned personal journeys into cinematic truth — proving that young voices can reshape how the world sees them. Their film, now nominated for Best Documentary at the Into Film Awards, is more than a project — it’s a movement.

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