My friend Abdullah Dorgham joins as co-host as we use the account of Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad, who was captured by ISIS, to examine the group’s violent tactics. & With the help of Imam Mohamed AbuTaleb of the Islamic Association of Raleigh, we look at Islamic texts to refute ISIS’s claim to Islamic teachings. Please note: This episode discusses topics like suicide and sexual violence.

My friend Abdullah Dorgham joins as co-host as we use the account of Nobel Peace Prize winner Nadia Murad, who was captured by ISIS, to examine the group’s violent tactics. &amp; With the help of Imam Mohamed AbuTaleb of the Islamic Association of Raleigh, we look at Islamic texts to refute ISIS’s claim to Islamic teachings. Please note: This episode discusses topics like suicide and sexual violence.

Episode 4. ISIS

<p>This podcast shares the nuanced experiences of my Muslim friends from the inside out. Ultimately, these are conversations on identity: who we are, in all of our diversity, while growing up against a media backdrop of everything we are not. Our goal is to give you thoughtful stories you can relate to, or maybe even something new to think about. And if you’re not Muslim, we made this podcast for you too. Whether or not you have a Muslim friend, you’ll find one here. </p>

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This podcast shares the nuanced experiences of my Muslim friends from the inside out. Ultimately, these are conversations on identity: who we are, in all of our diversity, while growing up against a media backdrop of everything we are not. Our goal is to give you thoughtful stories you can relate to, or maybe even something new to think about. And if you’re not Muslim, we made this podcast for you too. Whether or not you have a Muslim friend, you’ll find one here.

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