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Episode 2. In this episode of "The Review of Religions" radio program, hosts Sufyan Farooqi and Zubair Hayat delve into thought-provoking content from a recent edition of "The Review of Religions" magazine, which has a rich history dating back to 1902. The hosts introduce the program, emphasizing the magazine's dedication to providing insightful content on religion, spirituality, and the world. This programme covered the following topics Quranic Insights: The program discusses a fascinating Quranic concept related to mountains as pegs, highlighting how modern research aligns with ancient wisdom, reinforcing the existence of God. They also touch upon the importance of encouraging youth to explore Quranic insights. Places of Worship: The significance of featuring places of worship in the magazine is explored, shedding light on their evolution over the years. Impact in Ghana: The program connects with "The Review of Religions" coordinator in Ghana, discussing the magazine's impact in the region. Electric Eel and Nature's Flawlessness: The electric eel is examined, and a new series on the perfection of nature is introduced. African Impact: The impact of "The Review of Religions" in Africa, particularly Ghana, is highlighted, including distribution among members of Parliament and government officials. The program also mentions the magazine's accessibility through audio podcasts and social media.

Series 4. Episode 5. The Science and Spirituality of Fasting in Ramadan Special. Join us on a fascinating journey that uncovers the profound connection between science and spirituality in the practice of fasting during Ramadan. This compelling radio programme explores the transformative effects of fasting on the mind, body and soul, blending scientific insights with the deep-rooted wisdom of Islam. Delving into the physical, mental and spiritual benefits, we discuss how fasting rejuvenates the body, enhances cognitive function, and elevates spiritual awareness. We explore the divine commandment of fasting and its significance in Islam, highlighting how this sacred practice nurtures discipline, gratitude and self-purification. Through expert analysis and thought-provoking discussion, this programme reveals the immense health benefits of fasting—boosting metabolism, detoxifying the body and promoting mental clarity—while also emphasising its role in self-reflection, reformation, strengthening faith and increasing nearness with Our Creator. Tune in to discover the hidden wonders of fasting and experience the beauty of Ramadan like never before. This is more than just a programme—it’s an invitation to transform your perspective on fasting and embrace its full potential. Don't miss it!

Episode 36.Poets For Peace Show has the vision to spread a universal message of peace to the world, through the power of poetry, which has a profound effect on human emotions. Poetry of peace, goodwill, fraternity, serenity, enlightenment and reawakening. The show starts with a melodious title song presenting the vision of Poets For Peace Show. Each episode consists of 3 segments. Symphony, Viewpoint and Inspirational. In the Symphony segment poets from all over, recite their original poetry on the theme of the show. In this episode poets from UK and USA recite their inspiring poems on the theme BEAUTY OF NATURE REFLECTS ITS CREATOR. This episode is Part 2 of a series of 4 episodes on this fascinating theme. The subsequent 2 episodes shall be broadcast in succession in the following 2 weeks, exploring other intriguing aspects of this vast theme. The poets participating in this episode are Melissa Ahmedi, Yvonne Butt, Iram Wooley and Dr Bushra Khan from UK and Palwasha Ahmad and Aziza Khan from USA. In the Viewpoint segment of this episode our panelist Sumayra Ahmad has an intriguing discussion with Emma Weaver, a Forest Bathing and Mindfulness Therapist. How mindfulness and meditation done in the green, natural forest environment has a transformative effect on her participants, enhancing their spiritual well-being and leading to a deeper understanding of the Creator of the beautiful natural world around them. The last Inspirational segment of the show commences with recitation of the Holy Quran followed by English rendering of verses from a poem by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (peace be upon him), the Promised Messiah and Prophesied World Reformer of our Age, in praise of God Almighty and how His glory is seen reflected in His creation. This hymn is sung with melody by Farah Mirza, followed by its brief commentary by Rameen Masood. Between segments are 2 interesting clips, one about Divine attributes related to God’s creative power and the other about the honeybee as a wonder of creation.

Episode 26. Women’s Sports Uniform. News about female sporting uniforms holding girls back from participation is sport is disappointing and worrying but also nothing new. This episode of Sisters on Air will explore recent headlines into sexist female sporting uniforms, and the implications of this on young girls' physical and mental wellbeing. We will then go on to look at how events in sporting can sometimes be a microcosm reflecting society and explore how regulations regarding dress code have affected other groups- specifically Muslim women and finally discuss what Islamic regulations of dress are, why they exist and their benefits.

Episode 4:The theme for this programme shall be on the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and we shall be hearing various poems that have been written in praise of him. We will be hearing: Some couplets of the poetry of Hazrat Hassan Bin Thabit who was also known as the ‘Poet of the Prophet’, as well as Maulana Jalal-Udin-Rumi who was a thirteenth century Persian poet. The inspiring poem written by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Promised Messiah, the translation of which is read by Atta-Ur-Rahman A poem called ‘Je Suis Muhammad’ written and presented with heartfelt by Hamza Ilyas, a poet originally from Brooklyn. A poem called ‘Our Leader’ written by the well known author Rashid Ahmad Chaudry and read by the young Master Haaris Ahmad. Zain Daniyal, who shares his poem named ‘An insignificant Praise’.

Episode 5. Gratitude of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) perfectly embodied the qualityof gratitude and practiced it throughout his life. He said one who is not grateful to mankindis not grateful to Allah. He remained content in all circumstances wholeheartedly submittingto the will of God.Episode 6. Compassion- In light of Islamic teachings. Having compassion for the creation of God and serving mankind is at the heart of Islamicteachings. To do good to people without any consideration of reward or recompense is thenobility of human character.

Episode 27. Victim Mindset. “I am miserable, therefore; I am” is the victim mindset of assuming no control and responsibility over one’s life while hurting the people offering support. This passive-aggressive behaviour is increasingly causing resistance to the progression of a peaceful society and tipping the scales favouring the burden of problems and decreasing solutions or, rather, the willingness to reach one. In this episode of sisters on Air, we aim to study the different presentations of the victim mindset and evaluate its detrimental impacts on the population. We will also answer the question of how women, living in this modern world in search of equality, can overcome beliefs of feeling victimised.

Islam's response to contemporary Issues- Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad: In this episode learn about the life of the fourth successor and Khalifa of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and what Islam teaches us about the true meaning of democracy.

Tune is to hear recitation of the Holy Qur'an, Chapter 2 Verse 254-269. Recitation of the Holy Qur'an is by Maulana Feroz Alam.

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Season 7 Episode 3: In this episode the panellist look at the personal development, the pros and cons associated with the modern understanding of development. We will discuss the boom since lockdown on focusing upon self improvement against the role of religion in developed economies.

Episode 42. Dr Mohammed Iqbal, the host of Living History, explores with fellow panelists, Arif Ahmed and Prof Amir Sharif, the life and services of Hazrat Maulvi Noorudin, Khalifatul Masih I. The script is based on all approved material by senior Jamaat officials including Imam Sahib Atta ul Mujeeb Rashid that was prepared for documentaries to mark Khilafat Centenary celebrations.

Episode 184 Hospitality in Islam. We explore the emphasis on hospitality in Islam and how it is extended to travellers. Hear the lived experience of guests’ travel to Muslim countries. The influence of the concept of hospitality on food. Discussion on Hospitality in the Ahmadiyya Community from the time of the Promised Messiah (as) and current Jalsa Salana hospitality.

Episode 15. An address delivered by the Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad (may Allah be his Helper), at a reception held in Wellington, New Zealand.

Rahman Baba: Tune in to hear about the life and works of the the famous mughal poet Rahman Baba. Celebrated by Pahstoons as a great religious scholar we will be taking a look at his life and works and how he used his poetry to celebrate his Love for God, Islam and the Holy prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). We will hear about his interpretation on the various meanings of life. Book: Da Rahman Baba Daiwan Ke (The Anthology of Rahman Baba)

Series 3. Episode 1. Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam. Tune in to learn about the teachings of Islam. Tahir Selby is joined by Alex Borthwick and Farhan Ali to discuss the book 'Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam' by Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad a.s. To help understand the book easier, questions have been made from the book and then they are discussed. In this programme they will discuss the first part of Question One - The Physical, Moral and Spiritual States of Man, taken from the pages 1 - 49 and covers:- The 3 stages of natural states; The Soul; Progress of man; Pork, Chastity, etc.

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 30th November 2025.

Episode 29. A Taste of Faith. A woman's role is only in the kitchen' and 'All women are natural cooks'; Join us for an empowering episode of Sisters on Air as we invite two Muslim Women guests to challenge these two prevalent myths. Together, we will be exploring the teachings of 'halal', the historical and cultural context of food practices in Islam, and also shedding light on the science behind them. Make sure to stay tuned until the end to hear our guests’ favourite recipes and their top food recommendations!

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

Episode 185 Journey of Self-Improvement. In this programme we will discuss man’s lifelong struggle for improvement and how regular self-assessments of weaknesses, strengths, goodness and vice can be a transformative way to assess our skills and qualities, consider our aims in life and set ourselves goals so that we can realise and maximise our potential. We will discuss how Islam promotes this effort for continuous improvement and how we can control our ego and other negative feelings such as jealousy.

Season 2 Episode 1. In this episode, we debunk the current criticisms of the Caliphate in American literature. We then review the connections of Hazrat Musleh Maud (May Allah be pleased with him) and Hazrat Mirza Nasir Ahmad (May Allah have mercy on him) to the African-American Ahmadis. We explore how Caliphate made specific connections to Africa by speaking about it, sending missionaries and organizing charitable ventures of Ahmadiyyat in Africa e.g. Nusrat Jahan scheme. Specifically, we focus on the visits of Hazrat Mirza Nasir Ahmad (May Allah have mercy on him) to America and how African-Americans would then travel to Qadian, Rabwah, Mecca and Medina.

Episode 43. Dr Mohammed Iqbal the host of Living History explores with fellow Panelists, Munir Ahmed and Yousaf Aftab the Life and Services of Hazrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad Khalifatul Masih II. 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 Khilafat Centenary celebrations. This is a special Series of Programmes made for the Jalsa Salana UK Broadcasts, Musleh Maud Broadcasts and Regular Broadcasts.

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.

Episode 44. Dr Mohammed Iqbal the host of Living History explores with fellow Panelists, Munir Ahmed and Yousaf Aftab the Life and Services of Hazrat Mirza Nasir Ahmad Khalifatul Masih III. 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 Khilafat Centenary celebrations. This is a special Series of Programmes made for the Jalsa Salana UK Broadcasts and Regular Broadcasts.

Episode 187 Arabic: The Language of the Holy Qur’an. Arabic is the language in which the Holy Qur’an was revealed. It is also the language in which the five daily Islamic Prayers are offered. We explore why Arabic is known as the mother of all languages. We look into the myth that it is a hard language and why some find it a complex language to learn and we discuss how the classical Arabic of the Holy Qur’an is kept alive by countless Muslims who memorise the entire Holy Qur’an by heart.