Need to preserving the history of Indian and Muslim communities in Barbados

August 30, 2026

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Need to preserving the history of Indian and Muslim communities in Barbados

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The contribution of Indian and Muslim communities to Barbados stretches back more than a century.

So says prominent advocate for community development and interfaith harmony, and co-founder of the “Bengal to Barbados Foundation”, Suleiman Bulbulia.

Speaking Saturday at a lecture hosted by the Barbados Archives Department, Mr Bulbulia said there is still much of that story to uncover.

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