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Thursday

Weekend World

00:00Thursday

Weekend World

00:00Thursday

A chance to listen to a repeat of a live news discussion programme recorded on 31st March 2024.

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Drive Time

02:00Thursday

Drive Time VOI

02:00Thursday

A chance to listen to a repeat of a topical discussion programme recorded on 2nd April 2024.

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Pathway To Peace

04:00Thursday

Pathway To Peace

04:00Thursday

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 9th July 2017.

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Ramadan Talk

05:00Thursday

Voice of islam radio programme

05:00Thursday

Episode 12. Nutrition and Well-being: Muslims were commanded to fast during Ramadan more than 1,400 years ago; the ancient Greeks recommended fasting to heal the body, and today some scientists are advocating a modified fast for its mental and physical benefits. Join us on today’s show as we discuss the research that’s being undertaken on the health benefits of fasting and why when done correctly it really does have positive impacts on the mind, body and soul.

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Poets for Peace

06:00Thursday

Poets for Peace

06:00Thursday

Episode 30.The Theme for this show is ‘Her Majesty the Queen’. On the 8th of September 2022, Queen Elizabeth 2nd died in the United Kingdom, at the age of 96. She had reigned for 70 years and had thus become the longest reigning British monarch in history. Upon her passing, she was succeeded by her eldest child, now known as King Charles III. The country and the world paid countless tributes to this noble Queen in almost every way, and we shall now hear a few poetical tributes which I hope will give you a small essence of the great monarch that she was. The first poem is from the Poet Laureate Simon Armitage, who had written this to mark the Queens death. It has two verses, or stanzas and nine lines, and the first letter of each line when taken together spells out Elizabeth. It is read very eloquently by brother Munir Rafiq and is titled ‘Floral Tribute’. The second poem is from Sir Ian Duncan Smith, Member of Parliament in England, who read a tribute to her late Majesty the Queen in the House of Commons on the 9th of September 2022 where he also quotes some poetical verses. The third poem was written by the poet Joanne Boyle following the sad passing of Queen Elizabeth II which seems to encapsulate the feelings of the nation and is being read by the talented sister Faiza Mirza. We then hear the National anthem which was sung on the 12th of September 2022, after King Charles III gave a historic address to MP’s in parliament for the first time where he paid tribute to the Queen The next poem has some ancient background and is actually about Queen Elizabeth the first, so it’s almost 500 years old, and is believed to have been written by William Shakespeare. Apparently he wrote this poem at the back of an envelope and this was probably composed as an epilogue for a performance of a play in the presence of the queen. The poem is titled: “To the Queen" and is being read by brother Salim Ullah. Our final piece for this show, is a special prayer for an equally special Queen. A prayer which epitomises the love that one person has for the whole of mankind and one that is extended to even the Queen. In 1897, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, who claimed to be The Promised Messiah (peace be upon him), wrote the book Tohfa-e-Qaisariyyah, which translates ‘ A Gift for the Queen’, which he wrote on the occasion of the Diamond Jubilee of Her Majesty Queen Victoria. We shall hear the English version of a portion of this beautiful prayer within this book which was recited in six languages.

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Tilawat

06:30Thursday

Scunthorpe Mosque Opening Live

06:30Thursday

Tune is to hear recitation of the Holy Qur'an, Chapter 6 Verse 159-166 and Chapter 7 Verse 1-28. Recitation of the Holy Qur'an is by Maulana Feroz Alam.

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Breakfast Show

07:00Thursday

The_Breakfast_Show

07:00Thursday

Wake up to the Breakfast Show and catch up with the latest news stories.

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Around The Table

09:00Thursday

Around The Table

09:00Thursday

Season 7 Episode 4. The panel provide an introduction on the growth of the human population and what contributing factors are associated with this increase. The industrial revolution and its impact is discussed, alongside the demographic changes in developed nations, such as Germany and Japan. The panel go on to discuss the impact on global resources, water and land shortages and the impact of climate change. The need for justice and equity, against greed and need are also looked.

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Living History

10:00Thursday

Living History - Voice of Islam

10:00Thursday

Episode 45.Dr Mohammed Iqbal the host of Living History explores with fellow Panelists, Prof Amir Sharif and Yousaf Aftab the Life and Services of Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad Ahmad Khalifatul Masih IV. The Script is based on all approved material by senior Jamaat officials including Imam sb Attaul Mujeeb Rashad that was prepared for documentaries to mark Khillafat Centenary celebrations.

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Understanding Islam

11:00Thursday

Understanding Islam

11:00Thursday

Series Six, Episode 8. Prophets of Allah mentioned in the Holy Qur’an – The Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w.) and Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (a.s.). Tune in to learn about the basic teachings of Islam. Tahir Selby talks about the prophets of Allah mentioned in the Holy Qur’an. He discusses the different views from the Holy Qur’an and Holy Bible, particularly about any allegations that has been raised concerning the prophet, as the Holy Qur’an views all the prophets of Allah as sinless. In this programme he will discuss about the Holy Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) and Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (a.s.).

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Science Hour

12:00Thursday

Science Hour

12:00Thursday

Series 3, Episode 1. In this episode we look at the evolutionary development of the human brain and its structure. We will look at the human brain as it evolved over time, mental development parallel to brain development, the development of consciousness parallel to mental development as well as the brain structure and functions. We will also delve into the history of psychiatry.

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Medical Matters

13:00Thursday

Medical Matters

13:00Thursday

Episode 1. In this episode, we discussed Pre- Diabetes, a relatively new approach to prevent an epidemic of Diabetes. How can we diagnose this and what can we do to prevent developing full-blown Diabetes? Dr Imran Malik, an NHS Consultant Diabetologist spoke about this topic. Our other guest speaker, Consultant Diabetologist, Dr Kamrudeen Muhammad explained how to reverse Diabetes by adopting a special dietary measure.

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Journey To Islam

13:30Thursday

Scunthorpe Mosque Opening Live

13:30Thursday

Inspirational story of how Raja Ata-ul-Mannan accepted Islam Ahmadiyyat.

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Ramadan Talk

14:00Thursday

Voice of islam radio programme

14:00Thursday

Episode 8. Fasting - Impact on Type II Diabetics- The number of people diagnosed with diabetes in the UK has more than doubled in the last 20 years. Some physicians have called it the fastest growing health crisis of our time. We will explore the risk factors that can lead to a person developing diabetes and how we can reduce this risk. One of the major precursors to diabetes is insulin resistance and we will discuss how insulin resistance can be resolved through regular fasting.

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Pathway To Peace

15:00Thursday

Pathway To Peace

15:00Thursday

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 23rd July 2017.

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Drive Time

16:00Thursday

Drive Time VOI

16:00Thursday

Join in the debate of the day in this live interactive discussion programme.

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Voice Of Caliph

18:00Thursday

Voice Of Caliph

18:00Thursday

Episode 17. An address delivered to locals and dignitaries by the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper) at the inauguration of the Maryam Mosque, Galway, Ireland, delivered on 26th September 2014.

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Faith And Freedom

18:30Thursday

18:30Thursday

Episode 2. This episode will serve as an introduction to the concept of FoRB. It will focus on the origins of FoRB, The origins of the concept of freedom of expression, freedom of religion in history & how it has evolved over time, the relevance it has played in history and where the key changes occurred historically to the rights of FoRB. In particular, we will focus on the early years of FoRB: The Romans tolerated most religions, including Judaism, and encouraged local subjects to continue worshipping their own gods. They did not however, tolerate Christianity until it was legalised by the Roman emperor Galerius in 311. Holmes and Bickers note that as long as Christianity was treated as a part of Judaism it enjoyed the same freedom, but the Christian claim to religious exclusivity meant its followers found themselves subject to hostility. The early Christian apologist Tertullian was the first-known writer referring to the term libertas religionis. The Edict of Milan guaranteed freedom of religion in the Roman Empire until the Edict of Thessalonica in 380, which outlawed all religions except Christianity. Following a period of fighting lasting around a hundred years before 620 AD which mainly involved Arab and Jewish inhabitants of Medina (then known as Yathrib), religious freedom for Muslims, Jews and pagans was declared by Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessing of Allah be upon him) in the Constitution of Medina. In early Muslim history (until mid 11th century), most Islamic scholars maintained a level of separation from the state which helped to establish some elements of institutional religious freedom. The Islamic Caliphate later guaranteed religious freedom under the conditions that non-Muslim communities accept dhimmi status and their adult males pay the jizya tax instead of the zakat paid by Muslim citizens.

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Ramadan Talk

19:00Thursday

Voice of islam radio programme

19:00Thursday

Ramadan Talk Season 2 Episode 17. Join us on a quest to unlock the true potential of the sacred time of Ramadhan and discover the keys to unlocking inner harmony and peace.Ramadan Talk Season 2 Episode 18. Friendliness may sound trivial but actually is an integral part of so many lives. What does Islam say about friendliness and the rights of friends? And how can we use the month of Ramadan to fulfil these? Join us as we discuss.

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Voice Of Caliph

20:00Thursday

Voice Of Caliph

20:00Thursday

Episode 19. A lecture delivered by His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, at Roehampton University, UK on 16th April 2007.

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Book Corner

20:45Thursday

Book Corner

20:45Thursday

Caricatures. Part 2. Over the past decade the world has been witness to the controversy surrounding the caricatures of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), tune in to hear the words of the Khalifa of Islam Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his helper) on how the Muslim world should have responded to the caricatures.

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Around The Table

21:00Thursday

Around The Table

21:00Thursday

Season 7 episode 5. Global governance part 1. In this episode we introduce and provide the background to global governance. We look to answer questions like when did this concept originate? What was the need for it? We will explore the concept of the League of Nations and its dissolution as well as the establishment of the United Nations and it success and failures. Finally we will look at the Islamic Principles on governance and give examples from the life of the Holy Prophet and Caliphs and advice and guidance from His Holiness Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (atba).

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Drive Time

22:00Thursday

Drive Time VOI

22:00Thursday

A chance to listen to a repeat of a topical discussion programme recorded on 2nd April 2024.

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