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On the eve before Freshly Grounded has their 100th episode live stream with a full lineup of guests, we have the host of Freshly Grounded on ReRooted. The banter between two old friends, Musa and Faisal, is cute... and almost cringy, and that's what makes this podcast episode click!
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ReRooted Episode 4: Host Musa Adnan speaks with Mohammed Hijab on various topics, including drama surrounding speakers' corner, seeking out fashion advice, how best to invite to Islam, spirituality, and more.
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On the aftermath of the New Zealand massacre, Dr Uthman Lateef breaks down the mindset of individuals who dehumanise others, making it easier to detach themselves when committing acts of terror against the innocent.
Pulling examples from the past Dr Uthman Lateef explains that this attack did not begin in isolation but there was a process of propaganda; by proponents in the media, public commentators and politicians undermining the sense of humanness based on differences of values and ideals.
Short Bio On Our Guest, Dr Uthman:
- BA (First Class Hons) in History
- MA (Dist.) in Crusader Studies
- PhD in the Place of Fada'il al-Quds' (the Merits of Jerusalem) and Religious Poetry in the Muslim effort to recapture the Crusades
- Post-doctorate research in International Relations ('The effect of war media iconography on US identity: disruptive images, counter hegemony and political syncretism').
- Post-doctorate In the place of empathy in challenging the frames of otherness in conflict
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Join Musa Adnan as he converses with Subboor Ahmad, iERA's outreach specialist and resident academic. The conversation carries humour, shared stories and some insightful meanderings into the little known facts about Charles Darwin.
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Join Musa Adnan as he interviews actor, screenwriter and spoken word artist Muslim Belal as he speaks candidly about racism in the Muslim community, how he escaped the ghetto, and his experiences of dodgy marriage proposals.
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