British community leader Muhbeen Hussain has been awarded an MBE in the King’s Birthday Honours List, in recognition of his contributions to integration and social cohesion in the UK.
Hussain, founder of British Muslim Youth, expressed deep gratitude for the honour, writing:
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“I am incredibly grateful and honoured to be named in the King’s Birthday Honours List with the title of Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE), for Political Services to Integration, Cohesion and to British Society,” Labour Muslim Network wrote on X.
He continued, “This honour is not just a personal milestone, but a reflection of the collective work, unwavering support, and most notably the exceptional guidance I have been privileged to receive.
“From the good days to the most difficult ones, I remain committed to serving my country and our communities, and playing my small part in helping make the world a better, fairer place for all.”
The King’s Birthday Honours are part of the British honours system, announced annually to mark the sovereign’s official birthday.
They recognise individuals from all walks of life who have made outstanding contributions to society, including in public service, the arts, charity, science, and community leadership.
The recognition marks a significant moment in Hussain’s long-standing efforts to promote harmony across communities in Britain.