Voice of Islam

Presenters

Mudabbir at

Aqib Ahmad

Wajeeh khan

Shams Najum

Join our hosts for Friday’s show where we will be discussing : “Ahmadiyya : Journey to True Islam” and “ The Promised Messiah : What did he give the world”

Journey to Ahmadiyya

Join us as we host convert to Ahmadiyyat Islam, Amer Singh who will reflect on his personal journey of faith.

Need for the Promised Messiah (as)

Join us as we reflect on how the world has gone astray and is in need of turning to their Creator. The long awaited Promised Messiah has come to bring back Muslims to true Islam and non Muslims to faith and belief and resolve so many issues we see rising in today’s conflicted world.

Producer :

Danayal Zia

NEWS & Introduction

Topic I: Modest fashion’ headed for mainstream

Topic II: Halal Mortgages Explained: Faith-Based Financing in a Modern Market


Presenter(s):
Waleed Ahmad & Imam Talat Sayam

Guest(s):

* Afolabi Royhan

* Yasmin El Hady

* Professor Habib Ahmed

* Dr. Waseem Khan

* Mr. Mansur Manan

Researcher(s):

Afia Kassama, Samreen Nasir & Henna Ahmed

Producer(s):

Khalida Khawaja & Maleeha Abdullah

Join our hosts for Thursday’s show where we will be discussing: ‘Gaza’ and 'Is Islam antisemitic?'

Gaza

This week, we ask: how is Gaza really doing, three weeks on? With journalists like Saleh Al Jafarawi killed even after a ceasefire, the silence feels louder than ever. As families return to ruins and truth-tellers are buried with their cameras, the struggle for justice grows heavier. Join us as we look at the voices being silenced in Gaza and what justice and accountability mean in a world that keeps looking away.

Is Islam antisemitic?

This show explores the question: Is Islam anti-Semitic? The answer is clear — it is not. Yet in today’s world, religion is too often misused to justify hatred, violence, or political agendas. Islam’s true message stands firmly against all forms of prejudice, including antisemitism, and calls for justice, peace, and coexistence. Through thoughtful discussion, this episode encourages deeper analysis and understanding — reminding listeners that misinterpretations or the actions of a few should never define an entire faith.

Guests : 

Professor Omer Bartov -  Is an Israeli-American historian and is considered a leading authority on genocide.

Martin Shaw is a British sociologist and academic. He is best known for his sociological work on war, genocide and global politics.

Mirza Rabeeb -  Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

Rabbi Haim Sofer

Dr Tahir Nasser

Producers:

Zohra Mobashir and Nuwaira Khalid

NEWS & Introduction

Topic I: Economic Prosperity Amidst Global Inequality: Are We Really Moving Forward?

Topic II: Embracing Death Across Cultures — What Día de los Muertos Can Teach Us About the Muslim View of the Afterlife


Presenter(s):
Imam Jalees Khan, Abdul Qayyum Rashid & Zakariya Bhatti

Guest(s):

* Professor Andrew Oswald

* Professor Alija Avdukic

* Dr Parviz Dabir-Alai

* Dr Jane Lavery

* Imam Shahil Munir Ahmed

Researcher(s):

Tahira Shabbir, Zaheeda Ramjee, Iman Mahmood & Tasnima Rahim

Producer(s):

Arifa Khan, Areeba Noor & Assistant Trainee Producer: Saud Chaudhry

Lead Producer: Tayyaba Tahir

Join our hosts for Wednesday’s show where we will be discussing: ‘Child Parent Abuse’ and ‘Stress’

Child Parent Abuse: Parents living in fear of their children

Respecting parents is a value found in almost every culture, but are these cultural values coming to an end? In today’s episode, we are going to discuss where these values have been lost and what the causes and reasons are for this growing behaviour in today’s generation.

Stress

In today's fast-paced world, stress has become part of our daily lives - affecting how we think, feel, and even our faith. From endless deadlines to personal pressures, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and disconnected. Islam teaches that true peace comes from balance and trusting Allah through life's challenges. Join us as we explore how faith, reflection, and mindful living can help us manage stress, heal from within, and restore harmony between the mind, body, and soul.

Guests : 

Dr Michaela M. Rogers - Senior lecturer in Social Work at the University of Sheffield

Dr Gemma Morgan - Associate Professor at Swansea University

Justine Dodds - Head of the Young People’s Service at Respect UK

 

Producers:

Rehana Siddiqua Bhatti and Noreen Niaz

NEWS & Introduction

Topic I: Giving more to the world - what does the World Report say?

Topic II: Plugged In, Tuned Out: The Hidden Cost of Screen Time


Presenter(s):
Shamail Ahmad & Nooruddeen Janageerkhan

Guest(s):

* Sam Bishop

* Rachel Smith

* Chris Edward Kaleem

* Professor Jennifer Rowsell

* Professor Rosie Flewitt

* Dr Kevin Browne

Researcher(s):

Zanubia Ateeq, Tooba Malik, Amna Marium, Sadiya Rehman, Hannan Ashraf, Raazia Choudhry

Producer(s):

Hania Yaqub & Faiqa Mubaraka

oin our hosts for Tuesday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Islamophobia’ and ‘Burqa Ban’

Islamophobia

‘Islamophobia’ - a word that should have faded into history, yet still shapes lives across Britain. From online abuse and workplace bias to violent attacks and divisive politics, anti- Muslim prejudice has become part of daily life. Families, students, and professionals all face its impact. What drives this hostility — and how can it be challenged? Join us as we uncover the roots of Islamophobia in modern Britain and ask what it means for our society today.

Burqa Ban

Why has a simple piece of clothing caused such big political and cultural clashes? Join us as we discuss the tension between freedom of choice and women’s rights; revealing what the veil truly represents in today’s Europe.

Guests:

Imam Ibrahim Michael Noonan - Missionary In-Charge Ireland and niab National Sadr.

Asifa Badar - 20 year old law student, studying in France. She takes a deep interest in the world around us, in the matters that shape our lives, such as society, politics, and religion.

Ilham El Abbaoui Farhaoui - Moroccan by birth, has been brought up in spain and currently resides in germany. She has been a muslim since birth but few years ago she converted to ahmadiyya muslim

Annum Saher Islam - senior legal advisor & lawmaker, by profession, for the Norwegian government, and currently serving as National president for Lajna Ima'illah Norway

Producers:

Mutbashra Ahmed, Manahil Khalid and Azka Hina

NEWS & Introduction

Topic I: The Qur’anic Concept of the Nafs (Self) and Modern Psychology

Topic II: ‘One in, one out’: Human rights Group challenge asylum seeker swap


Presenter(s):
Jalees Ahmad & Danyal Ahmad

Guest(s):

* Dr. Rania Awaad

* Prof Jane Aspell

* Dr. Shakeel Ahmad

* Dr Aidan Mcquade

* Prof Bill Bowring

* Imam Khalid Gonzalez

Researcher(s):

Areebah Ijaz, Isha Ahmad & Dania Nasir (Lead Producer)

Producer(s):

Manahal Awan, Izza Anwar, Anoosha Nasir, Azka Tabassum

Join Faheem Nasir, Amaar Ahmad & Sabah Ahmad for Friday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Climate Change’ and ‘Disillusioned Youth?’

Climate Change

Scientists have announced that Earth has likely crossed its first major climate tipping point - the irreversible decline of warm-water coral reefs. Once among the most vibrant ecosystems on the planet, these reefs are now bleaching and dying on a global scale. Their loss is an indication that humanity has stepped into a new phase of the climate crisis. This stark milestone has reignited the haunting question: Is it too late to save our planet?

Disillusioned Youth?

What lies behind the Gen Z protests sweeping across the world today? Why are our young people less happy and more disillusioned? What is driving this discontent? These are some of the issues we would like to address as we look into what the future holds for our young people. Join us between 5 and 6 as we go on to consider the importance of good governance and role models for our young people.

Guests:

Signe Norberg - Director of Policy and Public Affairs, ISEP

Eban Goodstein - Author, Educator and Director of the Bard Center for Environmental Policy

Steve Micklewright - Chief Executive of Rewilding Charity Trees for Life and Co-Convenor of the Scottish Rewilding Alliance

Ian Hanington - Senior Writer and Editor of David Suzuki Foundation

Sarah Arnold - Senior Policy Advisor at The King’s Fund

Bobby Duffy - Professor of Public Policy and Director of the Policy Institute at King’s College, London

Dr Elisabeth Loose - Research & Engagement Manager at the John Smith Centre

Producers:

Maria Ahmad Tooba and Nabeela Shah