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Beyond BeliefPrison ConversionsIn this episode of Beyond Belief, Giles Fraser explores the deeply personal and often transformative phenomenon of religious conversion in prison. From heroin addiction and violence to spiritual awakening, we hear the raw and powerful testimony of Tony Winter, whose journey to faith began behind bars & Maliki Clique aka Ali Abdul Raheem, a former US inmate whose conversion to Islam during incarceration reshaped his life and message to over 700,000 TikTok followers. Panellists Pastor Mick Fleming who leads the Church On The Street ministry based in Burnley, researcher Alex Beaumont from the University of Law, Manchester, psychotherapist Jackie Oglethorpe who's...
2025-10-2127 min
The Strategic Linguist PodcastThe Words That Built a Multi-Trillion Dollar Industry: Money, Morality and Meaning"The Words That Built a Multi-Trillion Dollar Industry: What Islamic Finance Reveals About Language and Money"Key Topics Covered:How the Arabic word "riba" carries deeper moral meaning than simple "interest"Why translation gaps create barriers to understanding Islamic finance conceptsThe metaphorical foundations: community language vs. competitive language in financeSapir-Whorf hypothesis: how language shapes financial thinkingHuman-centered design principles embedded in Islamic financial vocabularyKey Arabic Terms & Concepts:Riba (REE-bah) - often translated as interest, but implies moral corruption...
2025-08-1920 min
Corporate BodiesEpisode 3: Creating the BodyWhat happens when you accept an employment contract? What are the unspoken and unexamined things that happen when a new person is recruited into an organisation? In this third episode of Corporate Bodies, Mark and Kate explore the feudal history of employment contracting, and how that plays out in working cultures today.They are joined by Liam Barrington-Bush, a co-founder of RadHR.org, to explore the challenges and dangers of not looking closely enough at how we welcome new people into companies. In a wide ranging conversation, they cover the problems with traditional recruitment processes, the optimum...
2025-05-151h 05
Islam Wissen KompaktEp 042: Islam & Wettbewerb: Erlaubt oder verboten? Die Wahrheit über Konkurrenz im IslamÜberblick über Islamische Wirtschaftssysteme und WettbewerbQuizfragenBeantworten Sie die folgenden Fragen in 2-3 Sätzen:Was ist das zentrale Leitprinzip islamisch geprägter Wirtschaftssysteme?Warum ist das Verbot von Zinsen (Riba) ein Kernmerkmal islamischer Wirtschaftssysteme?Wie wird Privateigentum im islamischen Wirtschaftssystem betrachtet?Welche Rolle spielen Zakat und Sadaqa in islamischen Wirtschaftssystemen?Wann sehen islamische Gelehrte staatliche Eingriffe in die Wirtschaft als gerechtfertigt an?Warum betrachten islamische Gelehrte Wettbewerb grundsätzlich als legitim?Welche ethischen Grenzen gelten für den Wettbewerb aus islamischer Sicht?Wie wird die Rolle von Wohlstand im islamischen Kontext gesehen, auch i...
2025-05-0207 min
Surviving Society ProductionsThe School to Prison PipelineIn this episode we are joined by Zahra Bei from No More Exclusions, Roxy Legane from Kids of Colour and J Yambuya to discuss the links between schooling, exclusions and UK prisons.Linkshttps://www.maslaha.orghttps://kidsofcolour.comhttps://www.nomoreexclusions.com/SummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was funded through the Humanities and Identities Project at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities...
2025-04-0849 min
Surviving Society ProductionsIslamophobia, Anti-Blackness & PrisonsIn this episode we are joined by Raheel, Suleman and Fidel to discuss the inextricable links between Islamophobia, anti-Blackness and prisons in the UK.SummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was funded through the Humanities and Identities Project at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk Links:https://www.maslaha.org
2025-04-0151 min
Surviving Society ProductionsThe Marketisation of UK prisonsIn this episodes we explore neoliberalism, marketisation and prisons with Patrick Williams.Linkshttps://www.maslaha.orghttps://www.mmu.ac.uk/staff/profile/dr-patrick-williamsSummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was funded through the Humanities and Identities Project at The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities (TORCH) https://www.torch.ox.ac.uk
2025-03-2549 min
Surviving Society ProductionsMaslaha, U.K Prisons & Social JusticeIn this episode we introduce the themes for our latest collaboration with Maslaha focused on racisms in the UK prisons and the criminal justice system. Maslaha seeks to change and challenge the conditions that create inequalities and racism for Muslim communities in areas such as education, gender, criminal justice, health, negative media coverage and Islamophobia.Links:https://www.maslaha.orgSummaryOur series with Maslaha is focused on the connections between prisons islamophobia and antiblackness in UK prisons and the criminal justice system.This collaboration was...
2025-03-1834 min
Surviving Society ProductionsMaslahaBrand new series - MaslahaBrought to you by Surviving Society ProductionsExecutively produced by Dr Chantelle Jessica Lewis George Ofori- Addo Raheel MohammedDesign by Evelyn MillerEdited by George Ofori- AddoRecorded Content is QueenWelcome to this podcast collaboration with the organisation Maslaha. Maslaha is an organisation works to address systemic inequalities faced by Muslim and marginalized communities in the UK, focusing on areas such as education, health, gender, criminal justice, and combating Islamophobia.In these episodes we focus on islamophobia and anti b...
2025-03-1400 min
Najeriya a YauDalilan Da Suka Sa Farashin Albasa Yayi Tashin Gwauron ZaboSend us a textAlbasa na taka muhimmiyar rawa wurin kara wa abinci armashi ko dai ta hanyar kara dandano da kamshin girki, kai a wasu lokutan ma alumma kanyi amfani da albasa saboda likitoci sun bayyana cewar yana kara lafiya ga jikin dan adam.Sai dai a kwanan nan, an wayi gari albasar tayi karanci a kasuwanni wanda hakan yasa aka samu karuwar farashin ta a kasuwanni da ma manyan dilolin ta.Shirin Najeriya A Yau na wannan rana ya zanta da masu ruwa da tsaki kan batun...
2024-12-1224 minNajeriya a Yau‘Karambanin’ Malamai Kan Ƙudurorin Harajin TinubuSend us a textKudurorin Dokar Haraji da Shugaban Kasa Bola Ahmed Tinubu ya aike wa Majalisar Dokoki ta Kasa suna ci gaba da tayar da kura a Najeriya.Muhawara a kan batun ta dauki sabon salo ne bayan da wasu malaman addinin Musulunci daga Arewacin Najeriya suka ki amincewa da wasu tanade-tanaden kudurorin dokar.Shin har da kaza ne a cin danko? Karambani ne ya sa malamai tsoma baki a muhawarar ko neman maslaha ga al’umma?A kan wadannan batutuwa shirin Najeriya A Yau zai yi nazari.
2024-12-0527 minNajeriya a YauShin Zanga-Zanga Na Tasiri A Najeriya?Send us a textA lokuta da dama idan ran ‘yan kasa ya baci su kan dauki matakin nuna fushinsu ga gwamnati ta hanyar zanga-zanga.Ana yawan kokwantn shin zanga-zangar da ake gudanarwa a Najeriya suna haifar da ɗa mai ido? Ta wace hanya zanga-zanga ta zama silar samar da maslaha?Ku biyo mu cikin Shirin Najeriya a yau.
2024-07-2522 min
Dr. Nasser KarimianUsul Al-Fiqh-7 Al-Maslaha Al-Mursala Dr. Nasser Karimian holds a Bachelor's degree from Concordia University, where he majored in Religion and minored in Classical Arabic Language. He then earned a Master's degree in History and Philosophy of Religion from the same university. Additionally, he is a graduate of the Bayyinah Dream Program and the Qalam Seminary. Dr. Nasser completed his Ph.D. at the International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM).
2024-03-2111 min
Byline PodcastOn Mainstreaming IslamophobiaHas Islamophobia been mainstreamed? It certainly looks like it. Former Home Secretary Suella Braverman recently wrote in the Telegraph that Islamists are “bullying Britain into submission", while ex Tory party Chairman Lee Anderson told GB News that Islamists had "got control" of London Mayor Sadiq Khan. Tory MP Paul Scully has also weighed in claimed that Tower Hamlets in London and Sparkhill in Birmingham which both have large Muslim populations are no go areas.Adrian Goldberg hears from with Amna Abdullatif, an independent councillor in Manchester, and Raheel Mohammed founder and...
2024-02-2728 min
Blood BrothersMohammed Hijab | Takfir, American Duat & Ikhwani Pragmatism | BB #94In this week’s episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speak with the prominent YouTuber, debater, and philosopher of religion, Mohammed Hijab. #MohammedHijab #LGBT #BloodBrothersPodcast
Timestamps:
0:01:14 - 0:03:55 — Intro. Importance of combat sport training
0:03:56 - 0:08:00 — Excommunicating Humza Yousaf
0:08:01 - 0:12:25 — Muslim laity making takfir
0:12:26 - 0:18:52 — Muslim Brotherhood strategy in the UK
0:18:53 - 0:22:13 — Importance and dangers of takfir
0:22:14 - 0:25:54 — Dr Yasir Qadhi, maslaha and Ilhan Omar
0:25:55 - 0:32:43 — Liberal Ikhwani thinking in the UK
0:32:44 - 0:34:56 — Importance of supporting 5Pillars
0:34:57 - 0:40:20 — Dawah and Hijab's Islamic...
2023-04-081h 13
Surviving Society ProductionsS1/E4 Raheel Mohammed: Maslaha, prisons & abolitionRaheel joined us to discuss the work of a Maslaha, a community led organisation focused on supporting the well-being of a diverse range of Muslim communities through projects in the area of education, gender, health and criminal justice.
Welcome to Surviving Society presents: Legacies of the War on Terror. In these episodes we tackle complex questions concerning how the war on terror became a war *of* terror for many negatively racialised communities in over the past 21 years. Through expert knowledge and the recalling of key events, we’ll be speaking with academics and activists who are pushing back against the Wa...
2022-11-2244 min
Strength & SolidarityThe Coda #21: Waywardness –a way to defy oppressionFor minority communities it can be exhausting to sustain morale and self-confidence in the face of exclusion and stereotyping. Raheel Mohammed, director of Maslaha, a London-based organization dedicated to defending and supporting muslim communities, has been moved and inspired by the writings of Saidiya Hartman on waywardness –as a strategy to refuse oppression, even when you are a incarcerated.For a list of supplemental readings and additional information about this episode’s content, visit https://strengthandsolidarity.org/podcasts/Contact us at pod@strengthandsolidarity.org
2022-06-2206 min
British Fencing - Be You. Be Different.Women in Fencing: a conversation with MGFIn this podcast, we hear from a group of athletes, women of colour who have competed in fencing at both national and international levels. We hear about what inspired them to pick up a sword, motivated and propelled them to success and gain an insight into the positive impact fencing has had on these women’s lives.
The athletes also talk openly about the barriers they’ve faced and the challenges they have had to overcome on their journeys. The challenges of being both women and women of colour in environments where they were not truly welcomed, supp...
2022-03-2528 min
MedactAlternative Training on Prevent in Healthcare #4It is possible to create a society in which our collective safety and wellbeing are prioritised. Developing trusting, healthy relationships with all of our patients is essential to this work.
However, Prevent – with the government’s stated aim of identifying “vulnerability to radicalisation” – compromises all of this, and is a source of harm and increased marginalisation.
Why is the NHS the only healthcare system in the world with a legal obligation to engage with such a strategy? What aren’t you being told about Prevent in safeguarding training?
Learn more in our series of online Al...
2021-11-241h 17Blood BrothersMobeen Vaid | Pitfalls of Engaging in Secular Liberal Politics & Activism | BB #68In this candid episode of the Blood Brothers Podcast, Dilly Hussain speaks with the esteemed American Muslim academic, writer and activist, Ustad Mobeen Vaid. #BloodBrothersPodcast #LGBTQ #Islam
Topics of discussion include:
Challenges of Muslim activism in light of Left/Liberal alliances.
Use and abuse of “minority fiqh”, maslaha and maqasid in modern Muslim activism
The LGBTQ question: How should Muslims in the West navigate around this matter as a “discriminated minority”?
When are compromises justified?
Should political pragmatism have some red lines? If so, what are those red lines?
2021-11-061h 19
Hidden Voices - ScribersHiveHidden Voices - S1|E1 - Media RepresentationThe debut episode of Hidden Voices by ScribersHive. This first podcast episode is on 'Media Representation' and it was hosted by two talented young people: Adit & Esther. Our special guests include; Mohamed Zain Dada (co-founder of Khidr Collective) and Raheel Mohammed (founder of Maslaha).Originally published in October 2017.
2021-08-2422 min
Stance Podcast with Chrystal GenesisStance Takes: MFest Muslim Knowledge & Creativity w/ Author Nadifa Mohamed; Journalist Rokhaya Diallo; MP Zarah Sultana; TV Director Nida Manzoor; Historian Blair Imani and more.Stance Takes is back covering MFest, a multi-arts festival of Muslim knowledge and creativity with Maslaha with The British Library. We bring highlights from the festival, sharing an immersive glimpse from its programme, and speak with award-winning Somali-British author Nadifa Mohamed. The Fortune Men, covers the true story of the wrongful imprisonment and execution of Mahmood Hussein Mattan, a Somali seaman, in Wales. The book is a reimagined version of Mahmood Hussein Mattan's real life. We connect anti-racist struggles internationally with France-based journalist Rokhaya Diallo, UK Labour MP Zarah Sultana and US-based writer Hoda Katebi.
2021-07-2040 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep5 "That radical sense of hope"In our final episode of Re-imagining Care, we speak to poet and educator Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, coaches Mercedes and Yvonne and participants from Muslim Girls Fence. We imagine and share our hopes for the future, what we’d like to see policy makers and decision makers do to make changes, the difficulties in imagining futures in the face of violence, but the importance of recognising how we’re already living and imagining different ways of being in the spaces we create away from white supremacy, racism and patriarchy.
Your host: Alaa Alsaraji
Episode guest: Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan (@thebrownhijabi) https://www.hive.co.uk/P...
2021-07-0539 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep4 "Celebrating the radically feminine"In this episode, you hear from participants Zareen and Jenny, fencing coach Nadera, and Angelica Lindsey Ali aka The Village Auntie. They explore how the pandemic has impacted the support available for pregnant women and the pressures that have been put onto women playing multiple roles at home, the marginalisation of the feminine and motherhood, removing ourselves from the male gaze, and how to love ourselves in the midst of everything telling us not to. #Reclaimingthewayofourforemothers
Your host: Shaheen Kasmani
Episode guest: Angelica Lindsey-Ali (@villageauntie)
Producer: Sara El Harrak
Music by Curtis McDonald
Cover art: Usarae Gul
To learn more...
2021-06-2834 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep3 "Being present with pain"Our fourth episode of Re-imagining Care features psychiatrist and drama therapist Sara Alsaraf, our fencing coach Binni and participants Tarrine and Mona. We speak about the barriers to accessing mental health services through the NHS, why it’s important to have therapists who are aware of structural racism and Islamophobia, and how capitalism and the fast-paced life styles we live impact our wellbeing.
Your host: Alaa Alsaraji
Episode guest: Sara Alsaraf (@DrSaraAlsaraf) (https://healingjusticeldn.org/)
Producer: Sara El Harrak
Music by Curtis McDonald
Cover art: Usarae Gul
To learn more about our project, visit:
www.muslimgirlsfence.org
Twitter: @Maslaha @BritishFencing
In...
2021-06-2145 min
Casa ÁrabeSesión 7. La teoría de los objetivos de la sharía de al-ShatibiOfrecemos una nueva sesión de nuestro ciclo de conferencias dedicado a la sharía, a cargo del juez Muhammad Khalid Masud.
La charla está disponible en vídeo en nuestro canal en Youtube: https://youtu.be/V2lwWGS6ZD4
Al-Shatibi desarrolló la teoría de los Maqasid en el contexto del impasse al que había llegado el método de razonamiento legal islámico en el contexto socio-económico de al-Ándalus en el siglo XIV. La teoría de al-Shatibi se basaba en un análisis crítico de los debates entre los sufíes, los teólogos y los juri...
2021-06-1537 min
Casa Árabe7. Shatibi’s Theory of the Objectives of ShariaWe offer a new session of our lecture series dedicated to sharia, by Judge Muhammad Khalid Masud.
The lecture is also available on our YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/kA1_QKv5934
Shatibi developed the theory of Maqasid in the context of the impasse to which Islamic legal reasoning had reached in the socio-economic context in al-Andalus in the fourteenth century. It was based on a critical analysis of the debates among the Sufis, theologians, and jurists on the limits of the sources, principles, and methods of reasoning in Islamic legal tradition. The main point in this theory was that Maslaha...
2021-06-1537 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep2 "Being held by a community"This episode features medical herbalist Rabiah Mali, coach Nalette Tucker, and participants Usarae and Shmaila. They talk about the importance of spaces that are catered specifically to communities’ needs, how spaces can be centred in care, love and mercy for one another, the importance of accountability, and what nature teaches us about care.
Your host: Maryam Abdullah
Episode guest: Rabiah Mali (@herbal_blessingclinic) (@greendeen_tribe)
Producer: Sara El Harrak
Music by Curtis McDonald
Cover art: Usarae Gul
To learn more about our project, visit:
www.muslimgirlsfence.org
Twitter: @Maslaha @BritishFencing
Instagram: @Maslaha_UK @BritishFencing
2021-06-1443 min
MaslahaA Merciless Light - Covid 19 in Newham“A Merciless Light - Covid 19 in Newham” is a 30 minute audio documentary that shares stories from Newham residents of how Covid 19 was, and is being, experienced by communities in Newham.
We wanted the documentary to uplift voices and stories that are otherwise not being heard and to create an archive of evidence and research that speaks back to 'official' reports and reviews.
The audio documentary features (in order of appearance):
Aamna Mohdin
Amina Gichinga
Yesim Deveci
Asif Khapedi
Asma Bhol
Julian Hilaire
Shahjehan Chowdhary
Ayat Haqani
Dr Rehana Aslam
James Leadbitter
This audio documentary was co-produced by Latifa Akay, Emily Maso...
2021-06-0127 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep2 - "Taking care as a liberatory action"In this episode, you’ll hear from Dr Azeezat Johnson, fencing coach Reha and participant Mona about media portrayals of Muslims, the barriers we face with the health care service, what care is and means when some of us do not receive care from the state and do not have access to it. Azeezat also discusses disability justice, chronic illness and systems of care across intersections of class and privilege.
Your host: Shaheen Kasmani
Episode guest: Azeezat Johnson (@azeezatj) (https://healingjusticeldn.org/)
Producer: Sara El Harrak
Music by Curtis McDonald
Cover art: Usarae Gul
To learn more about our project, vi...
2021-05-2440 min
MaslahaMuslim Girls Fence: Re-imagining Care Ep1 "There's a joy in spaces of sisterhood"In the first episode of Re-imagining Care, we’re joined by sports writer Shireen Ahmed and hear from coach Binni and participant Mona. We talk about the importance of safe spaces where we can freely express ourselves, and the challenges we face from wider structures we live in.
(Please note that this episode does contain some swearing.)
Your host: Shaheen Kasmani
Episode guest: Shireen Ahmed (@_shireenahmed_) https://www.burnitalldownpod.com/
Producer: Sara El Harrak
Music by Curtis McDonald
Cover art: Usarae Gul
To learn more about our project, visit:
www.muslimgirlsfence.org
Twitter: @Maslaha @BritishFencing
Instagram: @Maslaha_UK @BritishFencing
2021-05-1736 min
MaslahaThe Realities of Ramadan for Muslims in PrisonThis audiogram features an excerpt from an interview with a Muslim man who has been to prison. In this clip, he describes the abuse and discrimination he faced during Ramadan when he is aggressively challenged in the morning by an officer to get up despite prior arrangements to allow him to sleep in. The abuse he receives is a stark contrast to the treatment a fellow white prisoner receives a week later.
Muslim people in prison are entitled to fast and pray during Ramadan. It means that they may keep a different timetable to other people in prison and need...
2021-04-1301 min
The Tapestry PodcastSupporting engagement with families and communities with MaslahaJack and Jules chat with Latifa Akay and Emily Mason about Maslaha’s Schools with Roots Project. They discuss the impact of our Eurocentric Curriculum, the need for sustainable anti-racist practice in schools, the different ways schools can engage with their families and communities and the benefits of that engagement for families, staff and children.
2021-03-2548 min
MaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 6 - New Wave MuslimsIncoming transmission from the future: Episode 6 of #TheFutureIsMuslim - New Wave Muslims
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Ep 6 guest: Amna Saleem
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-07-0833 minMaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 5 - How many types of Muslim are there?Incoming transmission from the future: Episode 5 of #TheFutureIsMuslim - How many types of Muslim are there?
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Ep 5 guest: Naima Khan
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-06-2434 min
MaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 4 - Addicted to policy reports about MuslimsIncoming transmission from the future: Episode 4 of #TheFutureIsMuslim - Addicted to policy reports about Muslims
We speak to Azeezat Johnson about anti-blackness and Islamophobia and the tools black and brown people need in order to nourish their own communities
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Sound Editing by Rich Evans from Syncbox
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-06-1735 minMaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 3 - Diversity TrainingIncoming transmission from the future: Episode 3 of #TheFutureIsMuslim – Diversity Training
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Ep 3 guest: Alia Alzougbi
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Sound Editing by Rich Evans from Syncbox
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-06-1031 minMaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 2 - The Muslim SafariIncoming transmission from the future: Episode 2 of #TheFutureIsMuslim - The Muslim Safari
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Ep 1 guest: Amna Saleem
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Sound Editing by Rich Evans from Syncbox
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-05-2733 min
MaslahaThe Future Is Muslim Episode 1 - How Do You Solve A Problem Like The MuslimsIncoming transmission from the future: Episode 1 of our new podcast #TheFutureIsMuslim - How Do You Solve A Problem like The Muslims?
Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Ep1 guest: Naima Khan
Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Sadia Azmat, Alia Alzougbi, and Tai Campbell
Sound Editing by Rich Evans from Syncbox
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed
2020-05-1935 min
MaslahaThe Future Is Muslim TrailerThe Future Is Muslim: comedy and conversation, from Maslaha. The podcast features sketches, followed by conversations, which explore issues around belonging and identity and the social and political pressures that are placed on Muslims to conform.
Credits
Written and created by by Raheel Mohammed
Produced by Ed Morrish
Podcast hosts – Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Sadia Azmat, Alia Alzougbi, Tai Campbell, Emily Mason and Latifa Akay
Conversation guests – Amna Saleem, Dr Azeezat Johnson, Naima Khan, and Alia Alzougbi
Design by Adrita Das
Technical Production by Maryam Abdullah, Alaa Alsaraji and Sameer Naeem...
2020-04-2801 min
The Women in Sport PodcastRemoving the barriers to sport for Muslim girlsWe chat to Amna Akhtar co-founder of Girl Dreamer, the empowerment platform for women of colour, and Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan from Maslaha, creators of the Muslim Girls Fence project with British Fencing, about the barriers that Muslim girls face, how the sports sector can change and support them to get active. Follow their work:
www.girldreamer.co.uk maslaha.org
Instagram: @heygirldreamer | @boarderswithoutborders_
Twitter: @heygirldreamer_ | @boarderswb @maslaha
Facebook: @heygirldreamer
If you would like to support Women in Sport's work and the podcast, please donate to us via our website.
2019-12-0639 min