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Episode 5. Our guest is Peter Oborne, an award-winning British journalist, author & broadcaster. Peter was the Chief Political Correspondent of The Daily Telegraph (until he resigned in 2015) and has written for countless newspapers and magazines including The Spectator and The Guardian. He has also appeared on and presented TV shows and documentaries. We discuss Peter's recent book, “The Fate of Abraham: Why the West is Wrong about Islam”, and uncover why & how Muslims have been perniciously targeted by the West, despite Islam being part of the Abrahamic tradition.

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 5th July 2026.

Episode 2. Full Holy Quran Recitation with English translation and short commentary, recited by Idir Iken, with narration by Mansoor Clarke. This episode covers Chapter 02 Verse 9-31 of the Holy Quran.

Episode 39. Hijab: A Mode of Worship Along with all of Islam's teachings towards men and women, the veil helps to create the peaceful society that the religion nurtures. The hijab has several layers of wisdom and blessings. It may not give complete protection against evil, but it can alter the wearer's tenacity in the same way that prayer has a greater impact on our inner states rather than just our outside circumstances. Since human nature is immutable, the laws that must govern our discipline should likewise be based on tried-and-true basic ideas. Man's nature being immutable, the need to shed this outer layer of modesty does not exist, even so, some see the hijab as an outdated ritual.

Series 2 Episode 7. This episode will be about the International Association of Ahmadi Architects and Engineers (IAAAE), and we will learn more about the activities of this association through an interview with Akram Ahmedi sahib the current Chairman of IAAAE Europe. The episode will cover the following points: A background to the Chairman IAAAE Europe and how he entered engineering and what work he has been doing professionally. What is the background of IAAAE, what were the founding principles and present vision of the association. The episode will cover the broad ranging activities of the association, including its Water for Life projects, Alternative Energy projects, Model Village projects and Architectural projects. The launch of the vocational training centre MITC (Masroor International Technical College), which is being established to train accredited technicians in Africa.

In this episode of Around the Table: Wolf in sheep's Clothing Special Episode 4, we look at the reasons for the establishment of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, what difference it has made in the world and what it aims to achieve. We then discuss its current leadership and conclude the series by defining who the real "Wolf in sheep's clothing is".

Hadhrat Abu Bakr Siddique. Part 1. In light of all that has been said about the concept of Islamic Caliphate, this episode will look at the life and works of the first khalifa of Islam Hahdrat Abu Bakr Siddique (may Allah be pleased with him). Regarded as one of the closest companions of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and the first man to accept Islam, learn about how he came to be a khalifa and what values the institution truly stood for.

Tune is to hear recitation of the Holy Qur'an, Chapter 14 Verse 23-53. Recitation of the Holy Qur'an is by Maulana Feroz Alam.

Episode 40. Managing Post-Natal Depression According to the National Health Service, around 1 in 7 women develop postnatal depression which is becoming more prevalent. In today’s episode of Sisters on Air we will explore the stigma of mental health related issues during the postnatal period. What factors can trigger postnatal depression? How does postnatal depression affect motherhood and family dynamics? What can be done to manage this, on a personal and interprofessional level? As we discuss these points, we will also highlight the importance of reaching out for support, referencing Islamic guidance.

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.

Episode 1: A lively discussion between scholars of completely different religions to tackle one tough question. In this week's episode a Sunni, Shia, Catholic and Ahmadi discuss the question - What is THE MESSIAH? and explain their unique beliefs about the concept of the Messiah. Production of MTA International Canada Studios.

Episode 5. Full Holy Quran Recitation with English translation and short commentary, recited by Idir Iken, with narration by Mansoor Clarke. This episode covers Chapter 02 Verse 56-87 of the Holy Quran.

With Dr Hammad Khan. A live show discussing the major news stories of the week.

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 12th July 2026.

Episode 194. As Bright as the Sun Nothing can live on it, yet we cannot live without it: the sun is the central star of our whole solar system. Its energy is what we need to survive and thrive. We, along with everything else, revolve around this huge plasma ball of fire that burns so bright. Our day begins with the sun. Join us as we discover more about the sun, and its place in cultures and religions.

Episode 1. In this inaugural episode of "The Review of Religions Programme," we delve into the fascinating history of the renowned magazine that serves as the inspiration for this engaging radio show. Join us as we uncover the captivating stories behind its inception and evolution. Discover the magazine's dynamic online platform and explore its vibrant presence on social media. Gain insights from esteemed authors as we engage in enlightening conversations about a diverse range of topics. Prepare to be captivated as we delve into breaking a code revealed to the Messiah and explore the exquisite perfection found in God's creation, analyzing the intricate world of the spider webs. This is an episode you cannot afford to miss! Join us on "The Review of Religions Programme" on The Voice of Islam as we embark on an intellectual and spiritual journey, delving into the thought-provoking articles and timeless wisdom found within the magazine.

Series 2 Episode 9. In this episode will be learning more about the research activities of Dr Muhammad Ahmad from the University of Surrey. His research is in the general area of advanced materials research and in particular carbon nanomaterials. In this episode we will learn about carbon nanomaterials such as Graphene, which was the area of the Physics Nobel Prize awarded in 2010. In the second segment of the episode, a few short science stories will be discussed, in particular the genome editing tool called CRISPR-Cas9 will be explained, which was the subject of the 2020 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

Episode 19. This is Part-2 of where we shall be listening back to a very special ‘Live Poets for Peace’ event which took place online, that we just could not keep to ourselves. And where, by the grace of God, 14 very acclaimed Muslim poets took part, who were from various backgrounds, with various styles and shared their poetry on various aspects of their belief in Islam. During this second part of that event, we shall be hearing from the remaining acclaimed poets with titles such as: •Noah’s Ark •Sorry you just missed him – which talks about the advent of the Promised Messiah •Love and praise of the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) •Our Jihad •Freedom •The Pain of Muhammad (peace be upon him) •And finally ‘Humanity’ This was a live event, so there were times when the sound wasn’t as perfect as it usually is on this show, but I’m sure you’re going to see past a few of the ups and downs, but do bear with us as it does very quickly improve.

Episode 41. Access to education is a fundamental right for every child, yet millions of girls worldwide are denied this opportunity due to cultural, economic, and social barriers. This episode will delve into the transformative power of education for girls and examine the critical challenges they face, from child marriage and gender-based violence to poverty and discriminatory policies. By exploring the far-reaching impacts of educating girls—on families, communities, and nations—we underscore the urgent need for global action to ensure every girl can learn, thrive, and achieve her full potential. We will also explore how Islam has been a catalyst for education amongst girls and women.

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.

Episode 5. Welcome to Words of Wisdom programme, where the timeless wisdom and profound teachings of Islam Ahmadiyyat illuminate the path towards spiritual enlightenment and a deeper connection with our Creator. As we embark on this journey together, may this inspirational speech serve as beacon of guidance, igniting within us a passion for righteousness, compassion, and the pursuit of divine knowledge.

Tune in to this live interactive show where we try and discover the road to peace and a brighter future.

Episode 42. Ramadan is a month of physical, mental, and spiritual renewal, but how does it impact a woman’s unique physiology? From hormonal balance to emotional wellbeing, Islam’s wisdom in fasting aligns with scientific insights, offering women a deeper understanding of their health while embracing the spiritual rewards.

Episode 3. Full Holy Quran Recitation with English translation and short commentary, recited by Idir Iken, with narration by Mansoor Clarke. This episode covers Chapter 02 Verse 32-55 of the Holy Quran.

Repeat of a live interactive show recorded on 28th June 2026.

Episode. 195 – Fundamentalism and Religion Malise Ruthven writes that fundamentalism is ‘a religious way…by which beleaguered believers attempt to preserve their distinctive identities as individuals or groups in the face of modernity and secularisation.’ This definition echoes among different scholars and it is said that revival movements in religions are an inspiration for religious militancy because they encourage going back to the actual scripture. Wahabi Islam is seen as one example for influencing the like of ISIS and Al-Qaeda. In today’s episode of Faith in Focus, we will be challenging this perception with a detailed discussion of the true Islamic teachings which forbid all forms of extremism and unrest.