Islamophonic

Riazat Butt asks Sarah Sheriff why the Muslim Women's Helpline was forced to hang up; and we investigate the support networks available to Muslims.

Riazat Butt talks to the creator of Islamic Rage Boy Hugh Pancuck about making fun of Muslims. Steve Bell talks about stereotypes and Waseem Mahmood tells us about his anti-terror pop song. In the studio is Faisal Hanjra from the Federation of Student Islamic Societies.

Riazat Butt on bomb plots, activism and extremism with Osama Saeed, City Circle and the Federation of Student Islamic Societies.

Riazat Butt on militant Muslims, ex-Muslims and happy Muslims with Zia Haider Rahman.

Riazat Butt looks at knighthoods, blogs and the MCB with Madeleine Bunting, Baba Ali and Sir Iqbal Sacranie.

Riazat Butt on faith, fanatics and foreign policy with Jonathan Freedland and Lord Ahmed.

Riazat Butt looks at Muslim boxing and we have fighting talk from Frank Warren, Brendan Ingle and John Rawling.

Riazat Butt reports on Muslims involvement in modern british literature with the help of Imran Ahmad and Mohson Hamid and Sarfraz Manzoor at the Hay literary festival.

Sarfraz Manzoor goes to Toronto to visit the Little Mosque Prairie sitcom set, samples halal chocolate, talks to Mohammad Asghar Plaid Cymyu's first Muslim Assembly Member, and we tour the British Library's exhibition Sacred, a collection of religious text from different faiths.

Sarfraz Manzoor takes a good hard look at Pakistan with the Guardian's Declan Walsh, female documentary maker Aliya Salahuddin and Fifi Harroon from Geo TV. Plus we visit Glasgow's Pakistani Film Festival.