Watch Sheikha Saleha sheds light on the month of Rajab, one of the four sacred months in Islam.

Rajab serves as a prelude to the blessed months of Sha’ban and Ramadan, offering believers an opportunity for reflection, repentance, and increased devotion.

It is also a chance for Muslims to strive to do more good deeds and serve their community.

Host: Meriem Ismail

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In today's edition of Analysis, John Rees is joined by Ahmed Benchemsi from Human Rights Watch.

Ahmed shares the damning findings in a recent Human Rights Watch report which showed that Israel military activity had destroyed the water supply in Gaza and has led to an existential threat to Palestinians.

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This episode of IC News covers the latest developments in Palestine as Israeli airstrike damage Gazan water supplies and sewage system.

Meanwhile, Londoners react to Elon Musk's increasing interest in British politics.

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The Assad regime has fallen, bringing an end to over a decade of conflict and instability in Syria. Bashar al-Assad's departure has created a power vacuum, which has been quickly filled by Abu Mohammed al-Golani, leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), formerly part of the al-Nusra Front. As the situation unfolds, Syria's future will depend on navigating this new reality and addressing the challenges of maintaining stability while managing the complexities of the emerging leadership.

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After 53 years of tyrannical rule, the decades-long grip the Assad family had on Syria has crumbled in a matter of days.

But how did an aspiring ophthalmologist become one of the world's most brutal dictators, why was this offensive so successful in taking down the regime, and what's next for Syria and the entire region?

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In this conversation, Dr. Sadek Hamid discusses the work of the Manchester Muslim Forum, focusing on the challenges of addressing Islamophobia, promoting community dialogue, and uniting Muslims from diverse backgrounds. 

He shares insights on the forum’s efforts to engage with both the Muslim community and the wider society to address pressing issues and encourage meaningful change.

 Host: Mas Patel  

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Have you ever wondered how major hospitality brands operate? How do they manage massive operations serving thousands of people simultaneously, while maintaining exceptional guest experiences?

In this conversation, journalist Meriem Ismail speaks with the Vice President of Operations at Accor Group Mustafa Manoon, who shares insights into how innovation, attention to detail, and a deep commitment to client satisfaction set the brand apart.

Accor is a global leader in the hospitality industry, operating over 42 hotel brands and more than 5,800 hotels worldwide.

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MPs in the House of commons have passed a controversial assisted dying bill, marking a significant step in the country's approach to end-of-life care. Meanwhile, violent protests erupt in Georgia as citizens react to the suspension of EU membership talks.

In Australia, the government has announced a ban on social media use for individuals under 16, aiming to protect younger users from potential harm in the digital age.

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Sheikh Haitham Al-Haddad graces our series Your Local Jumuah with a thought-provoking Khutbah delivered at Al Noor Masjid.

In his address, he passionately emphasises the resilience and divine promise of success for the Ummah, highlighting that we are not destined to fail—neither in this world nor in the Hereafter.

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In today's edition of Analysis, Mas Patel is joined by Asad Nawa, spokesperson of the Pakistan People’s Party in London, along with Choudhry Ansar Mahmood from the Pakistan Muslim League. 

They both discuss the recent developments in Pakistan, as the capital is placed under lockdown and Imran Khan supporters continue to call for the release of their leader. 

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