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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Local community members and activists in Waltham Forest united in protest Waltham Forest Council ahead of a key Pension Committee meeting to debate the definition of arms companies and weapons.

The council had previously agreed to the community’s demands to divest from companies linked to arming Israel and human rights violations.

The outcome of the meeting solidified the definition, resulting in a commitment to halt investments in any companies involved in the manufacture, sale, or transportation of arms.

Journalist: Meriem Ismail

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The Muslim Bookshelf is an exciting new series spotlighting both established and emerging voices within the Muslim literary community.

In this episode, we sit down with acclaimed author Suma Din, whose impactful work delves into critical issues surrounding women and motherhood.

Join us as we explore her inspiring journey, thought-provoking insights, and the stories that continue to resonate with readers around the world.

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Protesters in Pakistan have taken to the streets, demanding the release of former Prime Minister Imran Khan, whose detention has sparked nationwide unrest. Meanwhile, rising tensions over new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump are impacting global trade relations.

And in Southeast Asia, concerns grow over escalating insurgency among Rohingya refugees, further complicating an already dire humanitarian crisis.

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LEBANESE DEATH TOLL CONTINUES TO RISE, STORM BERT RECOVERY PLANS BEGIN & LITHUANIA SABOTAGED PLANE CRASH | IC NEWS

Tonight's IC News covers the latest developments in Gaza and Lebanon, as the Lebanese Foreign Minister condemns the attack on UNIFIL workers which led to at least four Italian peacekeepers being injured.

Meanwhile, towns across the UK begin to recover from the damages brought about by Storm Bert over the weekend which saw winds of up to 65mph. 

In other news, a cargo-plane has crashed in Lithuania prompting an investigation by secret services amid fears of sabotage.

Catch IC News on Islam Channel every weekday at 10pm and 12am. 

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Accor Vice President of Operations, Mustafa Manoon speaks with journalist Meriem Ismail during the Global Peace and Unity Conference 2024. He shares his inspiring journey to success in the dynamic world of hospitality.

From the books that fuel his creativity to the motivations that keep him striving for excellence, Mustafa reveals the secrets behind his leadership. He also opens up about the mental resilience required to tackle the daily challenges of his high-pressure role, offering valuable insights for aspiring professionals.

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Listen to this episode of The Debate show on the Assisted Dying Bill which seeks to allow terminally ill patients the option to end their lives under strict legal safeguards.

While advocates argue it offers compassion and dignity, critics highlight ethical concerns, the risk of coercion, and potential implications for vulnerable groups.

Religious and medical professionals, including Sheikh Yunus Dudhwala, explore the moral, societal, and islamic dimensions of this sensitive and controversial issue.

Host: John Rees

Guests:  

Sheikh Yunus Dudhwala, Head of Chaplaincy, Barts Health Trust

Rabbi Jonathan Romain Former Chair Campaign for Dignity in Dying

Rajiv Shah, Former Special Advisor No.10 Legal & Constitutional Issues

Asma Patel Cancer Patient Survivor

Dr. Nadia Khan British Islamic Medical Association 

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Have a listen to this insightful episode as journalist Meriem Ismail sits down with Coach Tariq Abdul-Wahad, a former NBA player and celebrated coach, to explore the profound intersection between athleticism and Islamic teachings on self-discipline.

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The situation in Ukraine takes a significant turn with major escalations on the ground. Meanwhile, in London, farmers gather to protest, voicing their concerns over policies affecting their livelihoods.

Adding to the challenges, the UK braces for a severe winter, with warnings of potential disruptions and hardships ahead.

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