Fiyaz Mughal, the founder of counter-extremism group Faith Matters and Tell MAMA, is one candidate in the running. He could be unveiled as the new tsar on Monday.
A critic of the Government's approach to tackling extremism could be unveiled as its new anti-Muslim hatred tsar within days.
He could be unveiled as the new tsar as early as Monday as part of a crackdown on extremism to be launched by Communities Secretary Michael Gove.The role would involve working with Tory ministers as well as Labour officials if there is a change of government after the next election, which will take place this year.
Fiyaz Mughal, the founder of counter-extremism group Faith Matters and Tell MAMA - a national initiative supporting Islamophobia victims - is one candidate in the running
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