Voice of Islam

Introduction & NEWS

Topic I : World Post Day: Reflecting the Legacy of Muslim Correspondence

Topic 2 : Identity, Insecurity, and Extremism; The Weaponization of Belonging

Presenters:

Imam Sharjeel Ahmad

Imam Nooruddeen JahangeerKhan

Guests:

* Madiha Umar

* Iffat Mirza

* Nasar Bhunoo

* Giorgia Dona

* Dr Aaron Winter

* Imam Usman Manan

Researcher(s):

Maimuna Hydara, Tooba Daud, Fateha Iqbal, Attiya tul Subuh, Basma Qamar

Producer(s):

Arifa Khan , Tayyaba Tahir

Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday’s show where we will be discussing : « Muslim Leadership » and « Space Week ».

Muslim Leadership

From the wars in the Middle East to growing sectarian divides, the influence of Muslim leaders is shaping the lives of millions today. In this episode, we will explore leadership across the Muslim world, examining prophetic examples of justice and compassion alongside modern realities of politics, power, and fragmentation. We ask: what makes a true leader, and how can Muslims move from division towards unity?

Space Week

Can humanity live beyond earth? Join us today for world space week as we discuss the possibility of humanity living beyond earth, NASA's new discoveries. We also will learn what the Holy Quran says about life beyond earth and if it is likely.

Guests : Atta ul Wahab (serves as the Imam of Baitun-Nur Mosque in Calgary).

Dr Frank Marchis (Senior Planetary Astronomer at the SETI Institute and Chief Scientific Officer at Unistellar.)

Dr Kasting James

Producers : Rubina Sheraz and Bareera Iftkhar

Introduction & NEWS

Topic I: Why Defence Was Necessary: Wars in the Time of the Prophet

Topic 2: Connected Yet Alone: Why Modern Life Fuels Isolation

Presenters:

Imam Sharjeel Ahmad

Imam Nooruddeen JahangeerKhan

Guests:

* Imam Fareed

* Imam Usman Manan

* Prof. Ypsilanti, Antonia

* Prof. Barreto, Manuela

* Imam Bilal Ahmed Qamar

Researcher(s):

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

Producer(s):

Hanna Yaqub & Faiqa Mubaraka

Join Saad Ahmed, Sharjeel Ahmad & Humayon JahangeerKhan for Tuesday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Islamophobia’ and ‘Curry Week.’

Islamophobia 

By portraying immigrants, particularly from Muslim-majority countries as threats to social cohesion or economic stability, Islamophobic stereotypes are normalised without being named directly.

Curry Week

From the bustling kitchens of South Asia to family tables around the world, curry has become a symbol of culture, flavour, and community. Join us as we explore how food connects people, strengthens bonds, and becomes a means of charity for those in need.

Dr Amal Abu-Bakare - Lecturer in Politics of Race and Decolonial Studies

Dr Amina Sharif - Assistant Professor

Dr Bryn Harris - Chief Legal Counsel at Free Speech Union

Producers:

Dania Nasir and Laiba Mubashar

Introduction & NEWS

Topic I: Surah An-Najm Revelation and Reflection

Topic 2:Nobody comes for us - Afghan Women Trapped in Broken Mental Health System

Presenters:

Imam Mubariz Mehmood

Imam Danyal

Guests:

* Imam Zafir Mahmood malik

* Imam Safeer Zartasht Khan

* Maryam Safi

* Dr musa sami

* Prof Lucia Berdondini

Researcher:

Manahal Awan, Izza Anwar, Azka Tabassum

Producer(s):

Areebah Ijaz, Isha Ahmad

Lead Producer: Dania Nasir

Join Imran Akram, Ammar Ahmad & Sabah Zafar for Monday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Climate Liability’ and ‘NHS Can it Survive’

Climate Liability

With just 57 companies responsible for 80% of greenhouse gas emissions since 2016, and research linking major oil companies to specific heatwaves and climate disasters, questions of legal and financial liability are becoming impossible to ignore. Join us as we explore who should bear responsibility for climate damages, examine legal battles against fossil fuel giants, and consider what climate justice means for affected communities.

NHS can it survive

The NHS has long been the crown jewel of Britain’s welfare system, but missed cancer targets, rising waiting lists, and a shift toward private care now raise urgent questions: can it still deliver on its founding promise, or are we heading toward a two-tier system? Join us as we explore the growing pressures on the NHS, the debate over privatisation, and why more young people are turning to private care.

Guests:

Professor Michael Gerrard - Founder of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University and a leading authority on climate litigation and corporate accountability.

Dr Tony O'Sullivan - co-chair and retired consultant paediatrician at KONP (Keep our NHS public)

Allyson Pollock - Clinical Professor of Public Health and Co-Director of the Centre of Excellence in Regulatory Sciences at Newcastle University

Producers:

Aisha Aullybux and Mariam Munib

Introduction & NEWS

Topic I: Nepals ´GenZ‘ revolution: Is this the future of politics ?

Topic 2:Evolution vs Creationism

Presenters:

Danyal Zia

Bilal Mehmood

Guests:

* Imam Usman Manan sb

* Dr Mohammed Iqbal sb

Researcher:

Saira Ahmed, Natasha Sbha Un Nase, Shamayala Malik, Saiqah Tariq, Meher Un Nissa

Producer(s): Safa Noor Ahmad & Saleha Ahmad

Lead Producer: Faiza Cheema

Presenters:

Ahsan Ahmedi

Danayal Khalon

📻 *Saturday Morning Live

👥 Presenters

• Qayyum Rashid

• Khuram

• Faheem Nasir

• Sadeq

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Should Islam be feared?’ and ‘Need for Khilafat’

Should Islam be feared?

Many see Islam as strict or even dangerous, but is this really true? Far from being a backwards faith, Islam is progressive, from women’s rights to prayer, fasting, and justice. It is a religion of peace, dialogue, and balance. Join us as we challenge misconceptions about Islam and explore how Muslims can share the true, compassionate teachings of their faith.

Need for Khilafat

In a world where the Muslim Ummah faces division, discord, and global challenges, the divinely guided institution of Khilafat is the true source of unity, peace, and spiritual revival. We explore how Khilafat nurtures the faith and provides leadership rooted in justice and compassion. Join us as we delve into how Khilafat offers practical and spiritual solutions for the Ummah today.

Guests:

Ismail Royer - Director of the Islam and Religious Freedom Action Team for the Religious Freedom Institute.

Sumayra Ahmad - Ahmadi muslim experience as a mother and a women/business owner wearing a hijab

Producers:

Ayesha Tahir & Tahmina Tahir and Afia Nasir