In this episode, Arame and Aida talk about the scrutiny around “proper Muslim behavior,” imparted by the “haram police.” |Intro & Outro Song: "Ramadan" by Maher Zain|Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, Arame and Aida talk about the scrutiny around “proper Muslim behavior,” imparted by the “haram police.” |Intro & Outro Song: "Ramadan" by Maher Zain| Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

In this episode, Arame and Aida talk about the scrutiny around “proper Muslim behavior,” imparted by the “haram police.” |Intro &amp; Outro Song: "Ramadan" by Maher Zain|Follow us on instagram @Jokopodcast__

Episode 10: Haram Police

JOKO is a Wolof word that means to connect and have a conversation or dialogue. This podcast is one long dialogue on the Senegalese-American experience. Cohosts Arame Niang and Aida Guisse talk about everything and anything through the lens of their hyphenated identity. They explore what it means to be Senegalese women in America, Senegalese women outside of Senegal and everything in between.  Topp lenn niou (follow along!)

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JOKO is a Wolof word that means to connect and have a conversation or dialogue. This podcast is one long dialogue on the Senegalese-American experience. Cohosts Arame Niang and Aida Guisse talk about everything and anything through the lens of their hyphenated identity. They explore what it means to be Senegalese women in America, Senegalese women outside of Senegal and everything in between. Topp lenn niou (follow along!)

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