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join Zakria Ahmad and Nosharwan Ahmad from 4-6pm where we will be discussing:

Topic 1: Ethical Shopping
Topic 2: Muslim Youth

Ethical Shopping

How often do we think about where our clothes are made? Where do our favourite brands produce our luxury attire? The truth is that in order for us to afford our clothes, brands keep retail prices competitive and maintain profit margins by placing significant pressure on their suppliers to minimize production costs. This frequently leads to the suppression of wages for garment workers, who are among the lowest-paid industrial workers globally.

Muslim Youth

In a world fraught with challenges and complexities, the role of Muslim youth in shaping a better future cannot be overstated. “Empowering Muslim Youth for a Moral and Spiritual Revolution” delves into the critical importance of nurturing a generation of young Muslims who are not only well-equipped with knowledge and skills but also deeply rooted in moral values and spiritual principles.

Guests Include:

Tyrone Scott – Senior Movement Building and Activism Officer for War on Want

Elizabeth Suda – Founder and CEO of ARTICLE22

Producers:
Prevish Huma and Nadia Shamas

Introduction and NEWS

Topic 1: One Year of Ongoing Crisis in Sudan
Topic 2: Behind Closed Doors: Vulnerable Children in Unregulated Care Homes

Prsenter(s):
Imam Mubariz Amini & Imam Danial Ahmad

Guest(s):
Professor Jan Pospisil
Professor Mukesh Kapila

Producer(s):
Barirah Shamsi & Sidra Tul Muntaha

Researcher(s):
Arriba
Izza
Nuzhat

Join Imran Akram and Usman Ali for Monday’s show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘The Sewage Crisis' and 'Gossiping’

Hour 1: The Sewage Crisis

Hour 2: Gossiping

Guests include:

Alastair Chisholm, Director of Policy at the Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management

Steve Grebby, Policy Manager at the Consumer Council for Water

Emma Brisdion, Marketing Campaign Lead at The River Trust

Francis McAndrew, Professor of Psychology at Knox College in Illinois, USA

Faryal Malik, Member of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women’s Association

Topic: 01 Responsibilities towards Migrants
Topic: 02 Forever chemicals

Presenter: Daniyal Zia & Dr Shakeel

Guest:
1. Miss Julia Tinsley-Kent
2. Megan Kirton
3. Richard Benwell
4. Oliver Loebel

Researchers: Saleha, Sabah & Amber

Producer: Faiza Cheema & Lead Producer: Simab Rehman

In this week’s episode of Pathway to Peace, we delve into the profound teachings of Islam regarding compassion and justice in the face of global inequality. From exploring the concept of Zakat (charitable giving) and Sadaqah (voluntary charity) to discussing the importance of social justice and equitable distribution of resources, this episode offers a deeper understanding of Islam's rich tradition of compassion and its relevance in today's interconnected world.

Saturday Morning Live -

Today's topics discussed-
-The Rwanda Bill - is it truly to stop illegal immigration or a political strategy?

-Employment: Are we losing talent due to migration bans?

-Junior Doctors and the state of the medical system

Poets for peace and the upcoming event - https://poetsforpeace.co.uk/

Sick Notes and the government's proposed plan to tackle the numbers

A.I - the beginning of a new era, or the end of our world?