An excellent interview we had with brother Ahmed Kilani of Muslim Village. He tells us of the dynamics driving the Media and their interaction with Muslims over the past few years.

Brother Nuruddeen Lemu founded the Train the Trainers course more than ten years ago and has been educating Muslims in the traditional methodology of understanding Islam.

Maqasid al Sharia is the divine purpose behind the rulings and the texts of the Quran and the Sunnah. A continuous method of scholarship and reformation with traditional tools of Usool al Fiqh.

A very beneficial and exciting podcast.

We speak to Abdi Malik Osman, who has just returned from a trip to Somalia, he tells us of the rich culture and heritage of Somalia and the hope arising out of the decades of death and destruction.

We also cover the Gaza situation and interview a Sydney based activist Lufi Zayed from the Palestine Action Group Sydney.

Every Sunday in Parramatta Square and other places around Sydney, you will find a young group of Muslims who are actively engaging in Dawa, old school.

Our Co-host Amer also tells us about his Hajj trip this year and the experiences and insights he gained from it.

We chat with Nouruddin Abu Zaid and Mohammad Tabbaa from Melbourne.

They are taking part in a leadership program prepared by the ICV. We talk about this program and its development over the last few years.

We also talk to brother Tabbaa about his recent election into the ICV's leadership program.

Our guests today tells us about the new social phenomena accompanied with the overwhelming presence of social media.

Leonie Smith is a Social Media analyst, her website is the Cyber Safety Lady.

Maheb Magrebi is a security analyst who is giving seminars on etiquette of safely using social media.

Mission of Hope is a social religious development organization based in Sydney. We speak to them about their Ramadan program at the Villawood Detention centre. As well as the 2012 Australian Muslim Achievement Awards.

This program was broadcast live in Auburn from Mado's

This week we give you a run down of the ugly events which unfolded in the US and subsequently in Egypt, Libya and across the world, finally reaching Sydney. Our guest today is Uthman Badar, Media rep for Hizbu Tahrir.

Aftab A. Malik has been called a "first rate scholar" by John L., Esposito, "a rising intellectual star" by The Muslim World Book Review and desribed as someone "at the cutting edge of research on Islam and at the heart of a group of young, emerging Muslim scholars, as well as established Muslim scholars," by Professor Philip Lewis at the department of Peace Studies (University of Bradford).

Yassir Mursi is a Melbourne based Academic. He lectures at Melbourne University and has just submitted his PhD thesis on race relations.

We discuss the Muslim condition with Yassir and try to understand the different issues and concepts surrounding this topic.