Millennial Symphonies

In this episode we are joined with Samuel Ilelaboye: speaker, fitness coach, series entrepreneur and mentor, to discuss Millennial Entrepreneurship: the myths and realities.

In conversation with UK based Sheikh Mehdi Nawrozzadeh, to discuss the Islamic perspective of death in the midst of a killer virus pandemic.

Joined by Mathematician and Photographer, Adill Ali, we will be discussing some of the reasons why young people today have a difficult relationship with understanding religion and spirituality. From our friends to our upbringing, there are many reasons as to why misinterpreting religion is so dangerous. These discussions can perhaps help us understand why flawed or groundless claims about religion have paved the way to an increasingly intolerant society of Islamophobia, Anti Semitism and other ills- creating a liberally fascist environment, in the name of freedom. So do we understand religion as well as we should or are those early, contributing factors: the media, popular culture and fashionable lifestyles feeding us a wrong image?

Tonight we will be continuing the #StopKillingAfghans Movement with special guest Afghan diplomat, Naveed Noormal and discussing Afghanistan and Iran’s relationship and the critical issues surrounding the conflict and migration. We will also touch on Afghanistan’s security situation, the aftermath and investigations following the #YazdTragedy and looking to building a future that sees Afghan migrants in the diaspora, as equal and free citizens of their host countries.

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Following the tragic incident where 14 Afghan migrants were burnt to death in Iran, the Iranian treatment of Afghan migrants stands as a serious violation of human rights. We discuss Iran’s actions, the scope of the abuses and a move towards achieving change.

Welcome to Millennial Symphonies. This episode marks the beginning of a journey that seeks to amplify the voices of the millennial diaspora through dialogue, discussion and collective healing.