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#Texas #TexasBlackout #TexasFreeze

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Dr. Judah Cohen - MIT Climatologist, Director of Seasonal Forecasting Principal Scientist at AER (Atmospheric and Environmental Research)

Abbas Akhil - Energy Expert

Host:

Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid - President of Sound Vision and Justice for All.

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Listen to our podcast Mujahid Talks with Imam Malik Mujahid in conversation with Maria Foscarinis and Keith McHenry

#HomelessinAmerica #Homelessness #NHLC

Guests:

Maria Foscarinis - Founder & Executive Director, National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty

Keith McHenry - Artist, activist, author and co-founded Food Not Bombs

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Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid - President of Sound Vision and Justice for All.

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Listen to our podcast Mujahid Talks with Imam Malik Mujahid in conversation with Dr. Christopher Martin.

Guest:

Dr. Christopher Martin - Professor of Medicine and Occupational Medicine and Director of the Global Engagement Office for the Health Sciences Center at West Virginia University (WVU)

Host:

Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid - President of Sound Vision and Justice for All.

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For Muslims, civic engagement is getting out there and fighting for issues that they hold dear to them and infusing them with their values and how they act upon them by simply being Muslim. On this episode, Dr. Aminah McCloud and Imam Fredrick alDeen discuss using civic engagement per the model of prophet Adam, as mentioned in the Quran, and his role as an educated person to participate on earth (i.e. becoming civically engaged). They further discuss what kind of knowledge civic engagement tells you to possess in order to be an effective citizen where you are in order to influence society in any positive way.

On this episode of Radio Islam, LA-based screenwriter Marisha Mukerjee joins us to discuss minority representation in TV/film. We focus on examples of South Asian female characters and Muslim characters, but we also branch out into a wider discussion on what “good representation” actually means and where we see the film industry heading in terms of expanding its audience and the variety of characters we see portrayed on screen.

On this episode, Pastor Jeff Braun, Rabbi Bruce Elder and Asif Masood join us for an important discussion on their experiences and testimonies during their aid relief mission at the US-Mexican border for those who have been displaced and mistreated while seeking asylum. Furthermore, we discuss their interfaith work as bringing them together to work for the common good of humanity as being a shared principle in their respective faith traditions.

For those who are interested, be sure to rsvp to an upcoming event organized by MCC/MEC listen to the testimonies of different faith based members, who went to listen to and aid the communities that have been displaced and mistreated on the border.

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Also, be sure to check out a thoughtful piece written by one of the guests on the episode, Asif Masood, on his experiences going to the border to help those in need:

https://medium.com/@amasood1/a-trip-to-the-border-serving-and-bearing-witness-25d124e020dd?source=friends_link&sk=129fa727a25ab3553605a819f440d26d

On this episode of 'Radio Islam', I had the pleasure of interviewing Wassim Hassan of 'Traversing Tradition' once again, only this time around we decided to speak on his experiences in the western academy and the traditional madrasa setting. We explore the differences between western educational institutions and their methodologies as opposed to the way sacred knowledge is disseminated in the traditional madrasa environment with Muslim clerics.

On this episode, Wassim Hassan, a recent graduate of University of Pennsylvania and current student at Darul Qassem, joined us for a fruitful conversation on the dissemination of sacred knowledge, and various movements in Islamic history. Additionally, we also dove into 'Traversing Tradition' an online publication founded in February 2018 by Wassim and others with the goal of addressing the most pressing issues of our time such as Islamic theology, Eastern and Western philosophy, and historical analysis among other fascinating topics!

On this episode, we invited Fahad Khan from the Khalil Center to discuss the stigmatization of mental health in the Muslim community, how to approach it, and in what ways Muslims can bring more awareness to mental health issues. Fahad Khan is the deputy director at Khalil Center and a licensed clinical psychologist. The Khalil Center is an organization that offers a wide variety of services including therapy, religious consultation, support groups, and workshops all rooted in Islamic principles.

On this episode of Radio Islam, executive producer Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid interviews Mihrigul Tursun, a survivor of the concentration camps in East Turkistan/Xinjiang, about her traumatic experiences and her survival. Mihrigul Tursun is a former Uyghur detainee in one of the re-education camps in Xinjiang, China. Tursun said that she was taken into custody several times, including at one of a network of political "re-education camps" and that one of her sons died under mysterious circumstances while she was in the custody of Chinese authorities in 2015. China's Foreign Ministry denied her allegations and gave their own account of the events.