The Multilingual London Festival brought together writers, poets and academics in order to celebrate London's many languages. Explore some of the panels from the festival below! My languages, my London: Aamer Hussein and Selma Dabbagh in conversation with Wen Chin Ouyang and Francesca Orsini Pakistani-British writer Aamer Hussein
Multilingual London: Artistic Resources The Multilingual London festival has given us the opportunity to celebrate and explore language learning through cultural lens. In our partnership with the Museum of London through the supplementary schools programme, we worked with artists to produce creative responses for learning languages in community learning settings. Supplementary education enables
This essay was translated exclusively for MULOSIGE by Maryam Iraj.
Maryam Iraj is associated with MULOSIGE, SOAS, as a translator. She is proficient in three languages: Urdu, Punjabi and English.
Scheherezade Cultural events are part of the MULOSIGE Libraries project, which aims to fill London libraries with multilingual books and discussions! All events are free and everyone is welcome to attend. Dr Itzea Goikolea introducing the Arabic Collection at the N4 Library . MULOSIGE is working closely with the Council of
Read the poem 'Mulaqāt / Meeting,' written by Faiz Ahmed Faiz. This poem was translated for MULOSIGE by Professor Carlo Coppola.
Read the poem 'Do Not Beg Me for My Former Kind of Love, Beloved' by Faiz Ahmed Faiz. This poem was translated for MULOSIGE by Professor Coppola.
This poem was translated by Professor Carlo Coppola as part of the MULOSIGE Translations project. You can explore our collection of Urdu Poetry here. Mere hamdam mere dost / My Companions, My Friends If I could know for certain, my companions, my friends, If I could know for certain that your
Read the poem 'Mulaqāt merī / My Meeting/Visitor' by Faiz Ahmed Faiz. This poem was translated for MULOSIGE by Professor Carlo Coppola.
