Voice of Islam

Topic: 01 AMA Youth Community New Year Clean Up

Topic: 02 World day of War orphans 2024

Presenter: Daniyal Zia & Dr Shakeel Ahmed

Guest:

1. Mr Shahab Sheikh

2. Mr Talha Ahmad Owusu-Konadu

3. Mr Maulvi Abdulhameed Sawiri

4. Mr Chris Palusky

Researchers: Saira, Madiha & Hassam

Producer: Faiza Cheema & Trainee Producer: Benasir Rafiq

Saturday Morning Live Show Podcast - 06-01-2024 by Voice of Islam

Join Danayal Zia, Qayyum Rashid & Usman Ali for Friday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Women' and 'Holy Quran’

Women

Women have been making exceptional contributions to Islamic civilisations for decades. However, in many countries, they still need to work on playing their full part in building a peaceful future for their countries. Such concerns have been outlined by UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed during a recent speech she gave in Saudi Arabia. Join us to discuss the need to advance women’s leadership, particularly in resolving conflict, mediation and sustaining peace.

Holy Quran

Unlock timeless wisdom, find inner peace, and explore life's purpose. Let the Quran be your guide to a more meaningful and fulfilling journey. Tune in and discover the beauty of true belief with us.

Guests:

Tina Fahm - CEO of Bawso

Olivia Darby - WONDER foundation’s Chief Programmes Officer and co-founder.

Mahnoor Shakir - head of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion at Being Woman. Being Woman is a multi award winning charity located in Ashington that works toward the wellbeing and empowerment of people from minority and ethnically diverse backgrounds.

Hafiz Fazle Rabbi - Professor in Jaamia

Imaam Rabeeb Mirza

Producers:

Sitwat Mirza and Aisha Malik

Topics:

Segment 1:

‘Enter the new year with prayers’ – A Resolution for the Entire World

Guest 1: Rashelle Isip

Guest 2:Gillian Mandich

Segment 2:

If There Was a Path to Peace, Would You Take It?

Guest: Neil Sammonds

Producer(s): Bareera Sohail Mansoor

Trainee Producer/Asst Trainee Producer: Dr Saqib Ahmed PhD

Researchers: Amaan Mir & Tahreem

Lead Presenter: Imam Touqeer Khan

Co-presenters: Waleed Ahmed

Join Salman Qamar for Thursday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Cancer Risk' and 'Generational Gap’

Cancer Risk

With greater awareness of signs and symptoms and better access to healthcare, the likelihood of death by cancer has reduced over the years. Nevertheless, the risk remains  and varies exponentially across various regions in the UK. Join us as we discuss what leads to these inequalities and how to effectively address them.

Generational Gap

There's a notable generational gap in opinions regarding the Israel-Palestine conflict. Generation Z, as evidenced by their widespread participation in protests and student strikes across the globe, seems to be taking a particularly strong stance against what they perceive as the Israeli occupation of Palestinian  territories. This contrasts with older generations, who may have views shaped by historical contexts. Younger generations, influenced by a mix of modern media, evolving international norms, and a heightened focus on human rights and social justice, are increasingly vocal in condemning actions they see as oppressive. Join us as we discuss the generational gap in opinions on the Israel-Palestine conflict, reflecting the diverse and evolving perspectives on this longstanding conflict.

Guests

Matt Lambert- Health Information & Promotion Manager at World Cancer Research Fund International

Abid Hussain- Regional Service Manager at Smokefree Hampshire

Producers

Tahdia Hasan and Laiba Mubashar

Introduction and News

Topic 1: Is our solar system a void in the universe?

Topic 2: 100 years ago - Discussions of practical and peaceful solutions to the religious tensions between

Hindus and Muslims of the subcontinent

Presenter(s):

Imam Usman Manan

Imam daniyal Ahmad

Guest(s):

Imam Ata Ul Mujeeb Rashed

Dr Afzal Ashraf

Producer(s):

Halima Ahmad

Subia Ahmad

Researcher(s):

Zoya Danayal, Malah Mahmood, Saba Ijaz, Sofia Nosheen Ahmad, Iman Mahmood

Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing “Tropical Diseases” and “Islamophobia”

Tropical Diseases

Health officials warn that parts of the UK could host mosquitoes spreading diseases like dengue fever, chikungunya, and Zika virus by the 2040s and 2050s. Join us to discuss the tropical diseases arriving in the UK due to global warming.

Islamophobia

In this show, we delve into the roots, manifestations, and consequences of anti-Muslim sentiment, shedding light on the experiences of Muslim communities. In the light of the issues in the world today we will look at how hatred towards the Muslims has increased and how in some places it is not taken seriously.

Guests

Marianne Comparet (Director and Co-founder at the International Society For Neglected Tropical Diseases (ISNTD))

Prof. Daniel G. Bausch, (Past President of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene).

Producers

Safeer Zartasht and Noor Us Sabah

Introduction and News

Topic 1: Israel-Gaza: unexpected global consequences

Topic 2: In a times crisis around the world - International Mind Body Wellness

Presenter(s):

Muhammad Athar

Imam Noorudeen

Guest(s):

Prof. Ilan Pappe

Mr Saddam Sayyaleh

Dr. Sadiya Ayaz

Producer(s):

Muneeb Mirza

Maria Sheikh

Hania

Khaula (DLP)

Researcher(s):

Areesha Ahmed, Maida Mubashara, Jazeeba Khan

Episode 35 - Beauty of Nature & It's Creator - Poets for Peace by Voice of Islam

Date: 02.01.2024

Join Sharjeel Ahmad and Saad Ahmed for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'New Year New You' and 'Secondary Education Reform'

New Year New You

The age-old resolution dilemma – a fresh calendar invites aspirations of change, but can one truly reinvent oneself with the flip of a page? Join us today as we delve into the concept of New Year resolutions, the pursuit of a "new me" and, discuss some realistic goals/ mindset to adopt for 2024.

Secondary Education Reform

Does the UK education system need a reform? Do the secondary schools need an improvement? Is an overhaul necessary? Join us as we discuss the structure of the UK education system and whether or not it is time for a a reform.

Guests

Rachel Orritt (Health Information Manager at Cancer Research UK)

Hazeem Arif (Final Year Jamia student)

Louis Hodge (A representative from the education policy institute)

Producers

Sofia Amir, Nabahat Nayrrah and Maheda Nasir