British Muslim Initiative

[4] In 2013, Anas Al Tikriti was reported to be the leader[5] or spokesman of the Initiative.

[5] The BMI was formed in 2007 by former leaders in the Muslim Association of Britain, Sawalha, Azzam Tamimi, and Al Tikriti.

[3] The group was founded as a "result of a conflict between traditionalists in the MAB who were unhappy with the high level of involvement" in British politics with the Green Party and Respect Party, "while those who formed the BMI wished such activity to continue.

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