Islamophonic

Riazat Butt takes a journey through the Muslim musical landscape and spots some wheat among the chaff. Joining her in the studio are producer Navid Akhtar and Guardian Guide editor Malik Meer.

Riazat Butt sets off on a quest to find out what the words radicalism, extremism and fundamentalism mean. Helping her is the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer and Yvonne Ridley.

Riazat on finding your Muslim match and speed dating in Soho.

Riazat Butt serves up a cocktail of alcohol and Islam with health and community worker Imam Haroon Rashid Patel. Joining her from Jerusalem is Rory McCarthy with a Palestinian press round-up.

Riazat Butt stops the press, swims for Britain and looks at why younger Muslims like Sharia law. Joining her are Arzu Merali, from the Islamic Human Rights Commission, the editor of Media Guardian Matt Wells, and our Pakistan correspondent Declan Walsh.

Riazat Butt grapples with extremism, eyebrows and naughty Moroccan journalists for the inaugural show. Joining her are guests Ian Black, the Guardian's new Middle East editor, and Ruhul Tarafder, a human rights campaigner.

Islamophonic launches January 24 2007. Keep your ears peeled!