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The Drive-Time Show with DJ Sage interviews Christopher Carr on KBCZ 89.3 about Ancestree and the upcoming KBCZ Music Festival, Saturday, August 9. 

Drive Time Show Podcast 08-08-2025 by Voice of Islam

Join Imam Zafir Ahmad and Imam Usman Ali for Thursday's show where we will be discussing : School exclusions on the rise and Natural healing. School exclusions on the Rise Join us as we explore the rise of school exclusions, challenging whether current disciplinary practices serve justice or inequality. We will discuss the emotional, educational, and societal consequences of exclusionary policies and look into what compassionate reform could look like within our school systems. Natural healing As natural healing gains global attention, this episode explores its deep roots in Islam, from Quranic guidance to Prophetic medicine. We reflect on the legacy of Ibn Sina (Avicenna), whose holistic and preventive-based approach continues to influence modern integrative health. Ancient wisdom is not just returning, it's being reawakened. Guests : Dr Craig Johnston (Senior Lecturer – Criminology at the University of the West of England Bristol) Alexis (Voices in Action Ambassador at Coram.) Marianne Lagrue (Policy manager at Coram Children's Legal Centre.) Dr. Rae Dillenburg (a distinguished paediatrician, cardiologist, and registered homoeopath with over 30 years of clinical and academic experience.) Producers : Fatiha Nadeem and Rubina Sheraz

Date : 6/08/2025 Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « ‘Radical' Islam (Framing faith as fear) » and « Is Philosophy haram? » ‘Radical' Islam (Framing faith as fear) Islam has long been labelled as a 'Religion of terror' and one to be feared, particularly since 9/11. Yet in reality, the almost 2 billion Muslims across the world have been living peacefully, and inspired by their faith, have contributed positively to their respective societies. Is Islam truly radical, or is this idea the result of framing by the media? Join us as we discuss the true nature of Islam. Is Philosophy haram? Philosophy and Islam have long had a tense relationship — seen by some scholars as dangerous free-thinking, yet embraced by great Muslim philosophers to deepen faith. Join us as we explore how reason and revelation coexisted in Islamic thought, why modern philosophy can challenge belief, and how approaching Islam philosophically might actually strengthen it. Producers : Fezia Haq and Aisha Aully

Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « ‘Radical' Islam (Framing faith as fear) » and « Is Philosophy haram? » ‘Radical' Islam (Framing faith as fear) Islam has long been labelled as a ‘Religion of terror' and one to be feared, particularly since 9/11. Yet in reality, the almost 2 billion Muslims across the world have been living peacefully, and inspired by their faith, have contributed positively to their respective societies. Is Islam truly radical, or is this idea the result of framing by the media? Join us as we discuss the true nature of Islam. Is Philosophy haram? Philosophy and Islam have long had a tense relationship — seen by some scholars as dangerous free-thinking, yet embraced by great Muslim philosophers to deepen faith. Join us as we explore how reason and revelation coexisted in Islamic thought, why modern philosophy can challenge belief, and how approaching Islam philosophically might actually strengthen it.

Join Imran Akram and Saad Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Islamophobia' and 'Parents: Blessing not a burden' Islamophobia Islamophobia involves prejudice and discrimination against Muslims, but efforts to tackle it can sometimes conflict with the right to free speech. The government has given itself six months to define Islamophobia with input from a working group, though critics warn this could be divisive and risk curbing open debate. Parents: Blessing not a burden In an age where the elderly are often placed in care homes and forgotten, we will explore the emotional, ethical, and spiritual imperative of caring for one's parents. Highlighting the Islamic commandment to serve aging parents with love and humility, the show reclaims the narrative: parents are not a burden — they are a source of blessings and a path to Paradise. Guests: Ms. Amina Shareef Imam Sabahuddin Ahmedi Murabbi Tariq Azeem - Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community serving in Jamaica Saba Ahmad - Canadian Certified Counsellor who specializes in supporting individuals facing anxiety, depression, trauma, and other mental health challenges Producers; Dania Nasir and Hubbatul Waheed

Drive Time Show Podcast 01-08-2025: Reawakening Faith by Voice of Islam

Join Raheel Ahmad and Zafir Ahmad for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Child Poverty' and 'Germany's 100 Mosques'. Child Poverty Britain is facing a hidden crisis, with millions of children living in poverty and don't have enough food, clothes, or stability. Harsh welfare rules and growing costs of living are making life very hard for families in need. Join us as we look at the real effects of child poverty and why we need to act instantly to protect the future generation. Germany's 100 Mosques Discover the story behind one of Germany's most inspiring religious projects — The 100 Mosques Plan by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Started in 1989 by Hazrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad, this bold initiative is transforming Germany's spiritual landscape — one mosque at a time. Join us as we discuss the vision, the challenges, the progress, and the powerful community spirit driving it all. Guests: Professor Brid Featherstone -  Professor of Social Work at the University of Huddersfield and a leading voice on child poverty's role in driving social care intervention rates across the UK. Dr.Keetie Roelen - She is a Senior Research Fellow and Co-Deputy Director at the Centre for the Study of Global Development, Open University. Lubna Bilal Kahlon - Serving as national general sec & vice president Mubashra Ilyas - Architect of Khadijah Mosque Berlin Profession: Masters in science of architecture in 2007 Work experience 18 years Hammad Ahmed - National secretary Properties (Jaidad) Producers: Noreen Niaz and Anila Syed-Usman

Date: 30/07/2025 Join Sheikh Samar Ahmad and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Human Trafficking' and ‘First Aid: Lifesaver' Human Trafficking In recognition of the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons today, this episode sheds light on one of the gravest violations of human dignity in our time: human trafficking. From forced labor to modern-day slavery, we explore this global crisis through the lens of Islamic teachings that emphasize justice and the protection of the vulnerable. First Aid: Lifesaver Shockingly, only 1 in 20 people in the UK feel confident enough to help in an emergency, yet thousands of lives could be saved each year if more of us were trained. Join us as we explore why first aid matters, the real statistics behind the skills, and how simple knowledge could make you the difference between life and death Guests: Nick Herbert - Projects and Partnerships Lead at Human Trafficking Foundation Shanice Brown - She is with the Salvation Army U.K. Directly supports individual survivors and helps them access support from the Anti-Trafficking and Modern Slavery team. Rizwan Ashraf - Sharing his life saving story Atif Latif - A&E Consultant London Producers: Farah Mirza and Faiza Mirza

Join Saad Ahmed for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'SEND Cuts' and 'Jalsa' SEND Cuts In this segment, we explore the devastating impact of recent government cuts to Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) services. This is a decision which leaves some of the most vulnerable members of our society without the support they need to live with dignity. Join us as explore how these cuts are not just a policy failure, but a moral one, viewed through the lens of Islamic teachings. Jalsa As we reflect on Jalsa salana UK –the annual spiritual gathering of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community that has just taken place. We explore its purpose and global significance and hear from those who attended sharing their personal reflections, spiritual takeaways and memorable moments. From the powerful address to the quiet tireless service of volunteers, we capture what makes Jalsa such a unique unifying & uplifting experience. Guests: Simone Aspis – Director of Changing Perspectives, Long-term Disability Rights Campaigner and Policy Expert Sam Carlisle – Founder of Cause Communications UK Maria Bloom – Legal Team Member at IPSEA Daoud Chatta Dr Farooq Mahmood Ramiz Ahmad Producers: Afia Nasir and Mariam Munib

Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Rough Sleeping on the Rise' and ‘Islamic Art and Heritage.' Rough Sleeping on the Rise Rough sleeping in the capital has reached record highs, driven by a worsening housing crisis, rising living costs, and gaps in mental health and social support. The crisis affects a growing number of vulnerable people, including migrants and ethnic minorities. Islamic Art and Heritage Muslim civilisation has made profound and enduring contributions to art and heritage that have influenced cultures across the globe for over a millennium. From the 7th century onward, as Islam spread across Asia, Africa, and Europe, it brought with it a rich tradition of art, architecture, and intellectual thought. Join us as we explore how Muslim contributions to art and heritage are deeply rooted in the values of spirituality, unity, and knowledge and how these contributions have left an enduring legacy that continues to influence global culture today. Guests: Sophie Boobis - Head of Policy and Research at Homelessness Membership Charity Jess - Helps the homeless based in Medway Razwan Baig - Distinguised Scholar, Collector, Philanthropist, Islamic Art Critic and Calligrapher Shazain Baig - Islamic Artist, Calligrapher, Researcher and Historian Producers: Azka Hina and Maria Ahmad Tooba

Join Saad Ahmed & Zakaria Sheikh for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Selective Outrage' and ‘Kindness.' Selective Outrage As Britain erupts in political and media fury over chants like “Death to the IDF,” why do words provoke more outrage than the mass starvation and death of Palestinian children in Gaza? The UK's stark contradictions on international law, the weaponisation of antisemitism to silence criticism of Israel, and the ongoing genocide in Gaza all reveal how selective outrage masks deeper complicity. In a world where power is protected more than lives, it's time to refocus the conversation. Kindness We often underestimate the power of kindness. From touching school stories to scientific studies, evidence shows that kindness isn't just good for others—it's good for us too. Being kind lowers stress, boosts mental and physical health, and builds stronger communities.Join us in this episode as we explore the surprising science behind being nice. Guests: Kiran Sidhu - An award-winning journalist, author and NCTJ-qualified Writer with a background in Philosophy Producers: Aalia Mazhar, Aafia Mazhar and Aisha Malik

Join Imran Akram and Ammar Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Broken Boundaries : How media changed our morals' and ‘Jalsa Salana' Broken Boundaries : How Media Changed Our Morals To hook viewers who have a shortened attention span filmmakers resort to increase in showing violence or nudity. This fight for attention and hooking the viewer has created a culture that fights for our attention no matter the limits. We want to ask ourselves where does this lead us? How does this desensitisation affect our brains and morals? Jalsa Salana In an age of political turmoil, moral confusion, and global uncertainty, Khilafat remains a source of timeless wisdom and principled leadership. Across generations, Khulafa have offered clarity and foresight — warning of societal dangers before they emerged, calling for justice, and guiding with compassion beyond political or national interests. Their leadership is not rooted in power, but in moral conviction — a reminder that true guidance transcends time, borders, and popular opinion. Guests: Brad Bushman - Professor of Communication at the Ohio State University Tyler Patterson - President and founder of Ever Accountable Sabah Ahmedi - An imam of the ahmadiyya Muslim community and is working in the press office Producers: Misbah Tariq, Hania Mubarik , Mutbashra Ahmed and Manahil Khalid

**The Groove Doctors Friday Drive Time Show Replay On traxfm.org. This Week The Groove Doctor Featured 80's Grooves/Rare Groove/Contemporary Soul From Silk, Curtis Hairston, Jean Carn, Sweet Inspirations, The Rance Allen Group, Muscle Shoal Horns, Womack & Womack, Donna Allen, Donna Washington, Atlantic Starr, Rosie Gaines & More #originalpirates #soulmusic #boogie #80ssoul #RareGrooves Catch The Groove Doctors Friday Drive Time Show Every Friday From 5PM UK Time On www.traxfm.org Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092342916738 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

Join Abdul Qayyum Rashid, Ahmed Danayal Zia and Imam Raza for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: Fire ‘‘Critical Minerals: the true cost' and ‘Nations' Critical Minerals: the true cost The global demand for critical minerals has positioned Africa at the heart of a new economic revolution, yet this opportunity comes shadowed by exploitation and human suffering. From cobalt extraction in the Democratic Republic of Congo to lithium mining across the continent, the materials powering our clean energy transition often carry the hidden cost of forced labour and violence. Join us as we explore the moral complexities of critical minerals extraction, examining whether Africa's mineral wealth can truly benefit its people while meeting global demand for sustainable technologies. Fire Nations The Holy Quran as well as the Bible mention Yajuj Majuj, or Gog & Magog. They are usually mentioned in the context of a prophecy about the end times, which coincides with the expected arrival of the Messiah. According to Arabic etymology, Gog & Magog are closely related to fire - what are these two nations that are mentioned by these holy scriptures? And are we living amongst these? Join us as we look deeper into this concept. Guests: Dr Claude Kabemba: - Executive Director at the Southern Africa Resource Watch. He has spent years working alongside mining-affected communities to expose the human cost of mineral extraction across Africa. Zaynab El Bernoussi - a scholar of postcolonial ethics and international relations, whose work explores global justice and the legacy of colonial power in today's resource systems. Joanne Lebert - Executive Director at IMPACT, an organisation working to transform mineral supply chains by promoting transparency, accountability, and ethical sourcing. Rabeeb Mirza - Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK Producers: Aisha Aullybux and Fezia Haq

Join Zafir Ahmad and Usman Ali for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing 'Justice' and 'Divided Ummah' Justice As World Justice Day approaches, it's crucial to spotlight the ongoing injustices, especially in Sudan, where ethnic violence and human rights violations persist. Injustice is not confined to conflict zones — even in developed nations like the United States, racial discrimination and inequality remain widespread. Divided Ummah At a time when the global Muslim community faces immense internal and external challenges, unity remains not just an ideal, but a necessity. Join us as we examine the roots of this disunity, its historical and modern consequences, and the urgent need for cohesion in the face of rising global instability. What does true unity look like, and how can it be achieved without compromising principle? Guests: Imam Aleem Zia - Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Imam Anas Mahmood - Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Producers: Bareera Iftkhar and Laiba Mubashar

Date : 16/07/2025 Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « Speech and Language issues in Early Years » and « Is religion really the cause of today's conflicts? » Speech and Language issues in Early Years Today, we hear from experts about why kids are struggling to express themselves and what it means for their futures. From classroom silence to social anxiety and how screen time, post-pandemic effects, and curriculum gaps are shaping a generation less confident in verbal expression. Tune in to find out why this communication breakdown should matter to every parent, educator, and listener. Is religion really the cause of today's conflicts? In a world shaken by conflict, violence, and division, many are quick to blame religion as the root cause of global disorder. But is faith truly to blame—or is the real issue how it's being misused? Join us as we explore the argument that religion, far from being the source of chaos, actually teaches peace, justice, and compassion. Guests : Jane Harris (CEO of Speech and Language Therapy UK) Caleb Jackson (Senior Speech and Language Therapist at Magic Words Therapy - based at Birmingham Clinic) Eliza Nehrybecki (Speech and Language Therapy Assistant at London Speech Therapy) Producers : Sabiha Tariq, Mahira Ramzeen and Raaziya Sheron

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Join Hanif Khan & Ammar Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Gaza: Testimonies from the Medical Frontline' And ‘Women: Ambassador s for peace ' Gaza: Testimonies from the Medical Frontline Gaza's medical staff are working under unimaginable conditions — treating wounded children without anaesthetic, operating under bombs, and saving lives in hospitals reduced to rubble. These doctors and aid workers bear witness to the brutal reality of war, the moral cost of silence, and the strength of those serving despite the odds. Gaza's medical frontline is a reminder of mercy, service, and justice. Join us as we share their stories. Women: Ambassador s for peace Women have a vital role as ambassadors for peace — yet they remain underrepresented at negotiation tables across the world. Their absence means vital perspectives are lost, despite evidence that peace agreements shaped by women tend to be more inclusive, sustainable and just for all. Guests: Dr Asma Taha - A distinguished pediatric nurse practitioner ,educator, and humanitarian. Monica McWilliams - She played a crucial role in Northern Ireland's peace process and now works globally to empower women in conflict resolution. Farzana Yusuf - National Secretary for Outreach of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Women's Association Producers: Faiza Mirza and Hubbatul Waheed

**The Groove Doctors Friday Drive Time Show Replay On traxfm.org. This Week The Groove Doctor Featured 80's Grooves/Rare Groove/Contemporary Soul From Chic, Sabrina Johnston, Leon Bryant, Slave, Jean Carn, Circle Of Fire, GQ, Freddie Waters, Crystal Winds, Rick Clarke, By All Means, D Train & More #originalpirates #soulmusic #boogie #80ssoul #RareGrooves Catch The Groove Doctors Friday Drive Time Show Every Friday From 5PM UK Time On www.traxfm.org Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100092342916738 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Genocide: never again?' And ‘Remembering Srebrenica: 30 years after the genocide' Genocide: never again? With over 120 million people forcibly displaced worldwide, including more than 35 million refugees, this World Refugee Day we will be focusing on hope, resilience, and contribution. Join us as we highlight powerful stories of refugees who are rebuilding their lives and enriching communities—proving that displacement does not diminish potential. Remembering Srebrenica: 30 years after the genocide This episode of marks the 30th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide, where over 8,000 Bosniak Muslim men and boys were brutally killed in July 1995. We reflect on the events, the international failure to prevent the massacre, and the ongoing struggle for justice and recognition. We also explore the Islamic response to such tragedies, and why remembering Srebrenica is essential for ensuring “never again” becomes a reality. Guests: Dr Mukesh Kapila - Author, medical doctor, professor, and a senior humanitarian Dr Ronan Lee - Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at Loughborough University London, Author of award-winning book “Myanmar's Rohingya Genocide: Identity, History and Hate Speech” Safeta Cerimovic - Bosnian, her husband is a survivor of the genocide in Srebrenica Sara Hukic- Survivor of the genocide in Srebrenica Richard Burden - Director of "Remembering Srebrenica UK“ Producers: Afia Nasir and Faeza Syed-Ahmed

Join Salman Qamar, Zafir Ahmad and Usman Ali for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Gen Z are drinking less – a sober curious generation' and 'Halal Lifestyle'. Gen Z are drinking less – a sober curious generation This week marks alcohol awareness week, so join us as we discuss the impact of alcohol on society and individuals, and why more young people are turning away from it. Halal Lifestyle In a world that is flooded with trends, confusion, and noise—Islam offers a timeless compass. Not just a religion, but a guide to living with purpose, balance, and integrity. From moral clarity in emphasizing intention over action and promoting a conscious, holistic living in its emphasis on nourishing our body, mind and soul, to offering an ethical system for every walk of life, in promoting discipline, empathy and self-accountability in all our actions. But how do we productively live by this guidance in a world constantly aimed at pulling us away from it? Join us as we reflect on how to realign with faith, anchor ourselves in Islamic values, and make conscious choices that serve both the soul and society. Guests: Laura Willoughby -  Co-founder of Club Soda, an organisation helping people to drink less or not at all Sarah Williamson -  Sober Coach and Community Manager at Bee Sober. We specialise in supporting people who'd like to change their relationship with alcohol Andrew Missel - Director for Wales at Alcohol Change UK Murabbi Syed Adil Ahmed - Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, serving in the United States. Deryn Ellis Producers:  Farhana Khan, Kafi Zafar and Nadia Anwar

Join Sheikh Sammar Ahmad and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Starvation and killings in Gaza by Israel' and ‘Pharoh of Moses (lessons for today)' Starvation and killings in Gaza by Israel People in Gaza are going hungry as Israel blocks aid and targets key infrastructure, leading to accusations of war crimes. Even with global outcry, no real action has been taken to hold Israel accountable allowing these actions to continue unpunished. Pharoh of Moses (lessons for today) Pharoh of Moses isn't just about an ancient Egyptian ruler. It's a timeless reminder, drawn from the Qur'an, of what happens when pride blinds us to truth. The story of Pharaoh — or Fir'awn — serves as a stark warning against unchecked ego, false authority, and defiance of divine guidance. Pharaoh's rise, arrogance, and ultimate downfall are more than just history — they're lessons meant to awaken and guide us today. Discover not just what happened, but why it still matters. Guests: Milena Ansari - Israel and Palestine Assistant Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man - Israel-Palestine Research Director at Dawn Dr. Amtul Qudoos Farhat - A former Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at FJMC and current Consultant with United Medicine Group Canada, is also a researcher for Lajna Imaillah Canada. Dr. Campbell Price - Curator of Egypt and Sudan at Manchester Museum, studied Egyptology at the University of Liverpool and is author of Brief Histories: Ancient Egypt. Producers: Maheda Nasir, Rabeeta Khan and Anila Syed-Usman

Join Imam Sharjeel Ahmad & Imam Zakaria Ahmad for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Tariffs Unleashed' and ‘Forgiveness.' Tariffs Unleashed As new U.S. tariffs take effect on July 9, global markets brace for impact. From rising prices to shifting alliances, who really benefits? Who gets left behind? We'll unpack the economic fallout, explore why some call it a step toward national strength — while others fear global instability — and reflect on what Islam teaches about justice, fairness in trade, and the dangers of greed-driven policy. Forgiveness It's a word we often hear, but one we sometimes struggle to truly live by. Yet, time and again, across cultures, faiths, and personal experiences, forgiveness has been shown to be a key that unlocks the door to peace — both within ourselves and among others. Join us today as we navigate the importance of forgiveness and how it can alter the way our brain functions. Guests: David Henig - Director of the UK Trade Policy Project at ECIPE Robert Enright - Professor and Co - founder of the International Forgiveness Institute Sarah Peyton - Neuroscience Educator and Author Toni Benhard - Former Law Professor and Bestselling Author Producers: Mariam Munib, Arub Anwar and Munahil Nasir

Join Imran Akram, Talib Man & Amaar Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘USAID cuts' and ‘Nuclear War' USAID cuts Recent USAID funding cuts risk worsening poverty and halting development progress in low-income countries, particularly in health and education. Join us as we discuss these cuts as well as how implementing fair and effective tax reforms, these nations could reduce dependency on aid and build more sustainable, self-reliant economies. Nuclear War As military technologies advance and global tensions mount, the risk of nuclear war continues to be one of the greatest threats to humanity. For today's volatile geopolitical climate, the potential for catastrophic conflict continues to grow. Join us as we explore what is at stake and why the world needs to act now to prevent nuclear disaster. Guests: Dr Giulia Mascagni - Executive Director of the International Centre for Taxation and Development Dr Sandra Pretek Professor William Ascher Professor Mukesh Kapila - Professor (now Emeritus) of Global Health & Humanitarian Affairs at the University of Manchester Producers: Nadia Shamas, Prevish Huma, Noreen Niaz

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Divided States: Is the Civil War Already Underway?' and ‘Islam: Fastest Growing Religion' Divided States: Is the Civil War Already Underway? Since George Floyd's death during Trump's first term, unrest in America has only deepened. What began as protest has morphed into polarisation, with tensions now spilling onto the streets. In Los Angeles, outrage grows as ICE raids target immigrant communities, reigniting fears and resistance. Immigration, policing, and free speech have become battle lines not just political issues, but identity markers. As divisions harden, the question is no longer just about unrest, but whether America is drifting toward a modern civil war. Islam: Fastest Growing Religion Recent global studies show that Islam is the fastest growing religion in the world, not only due to high fertility rates but also because of a significant number of people leaving other faiths, particularly Christianity, and embracing Islam. While some media sources present this trend with a negative spin, a deeper look reveals that it reflects genuine personal convictions and global religious shifts. We'll explore this growth in the context of faith journeys, conversion stories, and the enduring spiritual appeal of Islam. Guests: Murabbi Dawood Ahmad Abid Producers: Sana Nadeem, Nabahat Nayrrah and Aisha Malik

Join Raheel Ahmad for Thurssday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Burqa Ban: UK Politics' unhealthy obsession with it' and ‘Firm foundations: how upbringing shapes destiny'. Burqa Ban: UK Politics' unhealthy obsession with it In a country that values free expression and religious tolerance, why does a piece of clothing spark such controversy? Is this really about security, or something deeper? Can banning clothing be called liberation, or is it a distraction from broader social issues? We explore why British politics remains fixated on outlawing the burqa. Why does this debate resurface during elections and media storms? Firm foundations: how upbringing shapes destiny It is often said that our actions shape our destiny, but how deeply do they influence the destinies of others? In this thought-provoking show, we journey back to our firm foundation, childhood and family. Through the lens of Islamic teachings on motherhood and moral development, we explore how early upbringing shapes individuals and, in turn, entire societies. Guests: Tahira Amini - is a student at Aisha Academy UK, with a BSC in Philosophy, Politics and Economics Mufleha Saleem - Specialising in Psychology, she is a Teacher of science and also a Moral Training Secretary for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Dania Butt - is a working qualified Early Years Practitioner with over 6 years of experience in childcare. She also does a range of training courses and research surrounding childcare. Producers :  Mutbashra Ahmed, Manahil Khalid and Nuwaira Khalid

Join Aneeq Ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show where we will be discussing : « Russia – Ukraine : can there be peace? » and « Jalsa Salana – Great Muslim Conference ». Russia – Ukraine : can there be peace? With over a million casualties and widespread civilian suffering, the Ukraine–Russia war has become a grim symbol of our failure to prioritise peace. In this episode, we explore the human toll on both sides, the barriers to resolution, and the urgent need for dialogue. We also reflect on the consistent call from the Worldwide Head of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community for a peaceful settlement — one rooted in compassion, accountability, and the Islamic principle of ending bloodshed wherever possible. Jalsa Salana – Great Muslim Conference As we begin the month of Jalsa Salana UK, we are reminded of its humble beginnings. The first Jalsa was held in Qadian, India with 75 guests. Last year, in the UK alone, over 40,000 attendees Jalsa Salana 2024. Join us as we discuss why Muslims from over 100 countries come to this convention and how over 7,000 volunteers unite for this event. Guests : Hiba Baqi (Volunteers as part of the ladies security team at Jalsa.) Abdul-Qayyum (Naib Nazim : Deputy Organizer in the IT infrastructure team. He is a part of the team that build network at Jalsa site with routers switches and servers.) Shazia Bhatti (Nazima : Organizer of Ladies site Outdoor Cleanliness.) Producers : Zohra Mobashir and Amatul Bari Khan

Join Sharjeel Ahmad & Zakaria Ahmad for Tuesday's show where we will be discussing : « AI Models Cutting Creativity? » and « Exercise: better than medication ? » AI Models Cutting Creativity? The rise of AI offers new creative opportunities, allowing people to produce content quickly without years of practice. However, it risks cutting short the process of skill development - where true mastery and personal growth happen. So where do you stand - embrace AI as a tool for acceleration, or resist it to preserve the journey of craftsmanship? Exercise: better than medication ? In the realm of health and wellness, exercise has long been championed for its role in disease prevention and overall well-being. Research suggests that regular physical activity may not only complement but in some cases outperform medication in managing and even reversing certain health conditions. Join us as we discuss the holistic benefits of exercise and how it not only supports the effects of medication but can also outperform it. Guests : Adu Joshua Opeyemi (content creator and strategist and academic research translator). Katherine O'Toole (Ph.D. Candidate for Technology and Social Behavior at Northwestern University). Dr Mark Tarnopolsky (neuromuscular and neurometabolic Clinician- Scientist who received an MD and PhD from McMaster University). Dr William Bird Producers : Misbah Tariq, Hania Mubarik, Maria Ahmad Tooba

Drive Time Show Podcast 30-06-2025: by Voice of Islam

Date: 27/06/2025 Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Fueling the Future: Raising Healthy Eaters' and ‘Godward Feelings – no soul can deny it' Fueling the Future: Raising Healthy Eaters In today's fast-paced world, ensuring children eat healthy, balanced meals is a growing challenge. With ultra-processed foods everywhere and media constantly shaping eating habits, parents face a tough battle to nurture their child's diet. Join us as we share expert insights and practical advice to empower parents in raising children who are not only physically healthy but also conscious of the divine blessings in every bite. Godward Feelings – no soul can deny it There is something every human cannot deny—a deep feeling that we are part of something greater, that our lives have purpose and meaning. Some may reject the idea of God, yet in moments of desperation, they instinctively call out to Him. Today, this is often described as spiritualism, a higher power, or the universe. But at its core, it reflects our refusal to feel alone. Join us as we explore why, no matter who we are, we are innately drawn to our Creator—and how building a true, living relationship with Him can bring fulfilment to our soul. Guests: Saiqua Sadaf Raoof - Dr Saiqua Sadaf Raoof, a highly experienced consultant paediatrician at Hillingdon Hospital in England Dr. Bahee Van de - An award-winning paediatric dietitian and children's nutritionist with over 18 years of clinical experience, including more than a decade at the world-renowned Great Ormond Street Hospital in London. Dr Aqdas Tariq - a British–Pakistani medical doctor, mom of two, and a conscious parenting coach based in London Producers: Hubbatul Waheed, Aisha Aullybux and Faiza Mirza

Join Zafar Qamar, Faheem Nasir and Zafir Ahmed for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Drug Trade' and 'Torture'. Drug Trade In today's world, drugs are often used due to peer pressure, emotional pain, poverty, and lack of awareness. The issue is not only personal — it's global. As we discuss the stigmas around drug use, prevention, and seeking help, we must also recognize the importance of international cooperation in ending the illegal drug trade. Join us today as we explore these issues and reflect on the timeless guidance Islam gave us about intoxicants thousands of years ago. Torture Torture is a brutal weapon still wielded by governments across the globe—from Syria's prisons and Myanmar's military crackdowns to the ongoing abuse of Palestinian detainees under Israeli occupation. Countries like Egypt, Russia, Venezuela, Turkey, and Sudan also perpetuate this cruelty, flagrantly defying international law. Ending torture is not optional—it is a global imperative. Join us as we discuss how the world must unite to hold perpetrators accountable and ensure torture becomes a thing of the past. Guests: Wadif Maalouf - UNODC – The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is the UN's leading agency working to address the global challenges of drug use, drug trafficking, organized crime, and related issues. Anne Schlag - Drug Science Team - Drug Science is the UK's leading independent body for evidence-based drug research and policy. Gerald Staberock – OMCT (World Organisation Against Torture) General Secretary Producers : Bareera Iftkhar, Mahira Ramzeen and Raaziya

DTS: 25-06-2025 Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Nuclear War' and 'Writing. Nuclear War: A looming catastrophe  The threat of nuclear war is rising fast. With Russia making open threats, North Korea warning of conflict in space, and global powers increasing defense spending, the danger feels more real than ever. Writing: Change your story  In a world increasingly shaped by digital narratives and inner dialogues, writing remains one of our most powerful tools for self-expression and change. From ancient scriptures to modern manifestos, the written word has driven both personal growth and political revolution. Join us as we explore the enduring power of writing, why it remains a vital skill, why it should be taught from a young age and how the rise of AI is reshaping the creative process—challenging us to rethink authorship, imagination, and the future of storytelling. Guests: Afzal Ashraf Professor Elaine Scarry (Harvard University) Producers: Dania Nasir and Laiba Mubashar

Join Imam Nosharwan & Imam Zakaria for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Gaza: Starved by Israel' and ‘Hope - Rising from Helplessness.' Gaza: Starved by Israel  The situation in Gaza is well-known to the world, but current conditions there have only worsened an ongoing tragedy. Its people are being starved as vital aid is being blocked by Israel. Bombardments have not stopped in all this time. With a large number of people calling for an end to this genocide, when will world leaders finally put an end to this? Join us as we discuss the present situation in Palestine. Hope - Rising from Helplessness When despair surrounds us, faith becomes our anchor. Join us for a heartfelt discussion on how faith offers a path from helplessness to hope through prayer, trust in God, and resilience. We'll discuss how faith, compassion, and inner strength can guide us through life's most difficult moments. Guests: Lynn Boylan (Member of the European Parliament) Tony Nguyen (Mobile Repair Service Business owner) Imam Atta ul Wahab (Missionary serving in Canada)   Producers:  Fezia Haq and Rubina Sheraz

Join Talib Man, Rana Ata & Amaar Ahmad for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Iran –Israel : escalation of the war' and ‘Women –abused in war' Iran – Israel: escalation of the war On 13 June, Israel launched a pre-emptive strike on Iran, citing imminent nuclear threats. Iran retaliated, but Western powers, including the US, backed Israel's right to defend itself. As more nations take sides and the conflict intensifies, how close are we to a regional war spiralling into global chaos? Women – abused in war Join us for today's show as we hear from women whose lives were forever changed by conflict and loss. This show reveals the impact of war on those who are left behind to deal with the loss of loved ones. As we also mark International Widows Day, we invite you as guests share their experiences, overcoming their fight to be seen and heard. Guests: Phyllis Bennis (Co-Director, New Internationalism Project, Institute for Policy Studies) Professor Paul Rogers (Emeritus Professor of Peace Studies at Bradford University and has written/edited 30 books and over 150 paper) Professor Martin Shaw (Sociologist of Global politics, War and Genocide) Professor Stephen Zunes (Professor of Politics and Director of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of San Francisco) Christine Dziuba – trustee and Chair of the War Widows' Association of Great Britain Lina AbiRafeh – Lina is a women's rights expert, activist, and aid worker Producers : Faiza Mirza, Misbah Tariq and Sabiha Tariq

Date: 20/06/2025 Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Refugees' and ‘Sun Cycle' Refugees With over 120 million people forcibly displaced worldwide, including more than 35 million refugees, this World Refugee Day we will be focusing on hope, resilience, and contribution. Join us as we highlight powerful stories of refugees who are rebuilding their lives and enriching communities—proving that displacement does not diminish potential. Sun Cycle As the summer solstice marks the longest day, it invites reflection on the deeper meaning of light. In Islam, the sun is not divine—but a sign of God's power and wisdom. Join us as we explore how light, time, and prophecy reveal a spiritual truth: that light will always triumph over darkness Guests: Batoul Ahmed – Communications Officer at UNHCR, based in Geneva. With over a decade of experience, she has worked in major crisis zones including Syria, Yemen, Libya, Iraq, Lebanon, and Ukraine. MoYah – Afro-fusion rapper, activist, and educator who fled Mozambique as a political refugee. As a Refugee Ambassador, he uses music to amplify refugee voices and is co-launching Portugal's first Refugee Week. Layla Hussain – Advocacy Officer at RAMFEL, a legal charity in London. She challenges unjust immigration policies and amplifies migrant and refugee voices. Ayesha Aziz – Refugee rights advocate with Afghan roots, Trustee at Safe Passage International, and Economics graduate from Queen Mary University London. Dr Huw Morgan Producers: Nadia Shamas, Prevish Huma and Noreen Niaz

Join Raheel Ahmad, Zafer Ahmad and Usman Ali for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Yemen' and 'Juneteenth / Slavery'. Yemen  Yemen's conflict driven by politics and internal divisions has left the country in chaos with the world's worst humanitarian crisis and people struggling to survive. Juneteenth / Slavery Juneteenth marks the end of slavery—or does it? Born from delayed freedom in 1865, it's a powerful but often misunderstood symbol of liberation. Join us as we explore whether Juneteenth delivered on its promise, why the fight for equality continues, and how Islam champions true justice and dignity. Guests: Dr Ali Saif - Chair of Yemen Gulf Strategic Studies and Managing Director of Yemen Relief UK Ltd Ahmed Baider - Yemeni Journalist (TBC) Gerald Horne - Professor of history and African American studies who specializes in the history of slavery, racism, and revolutionary movements. Ibrahim X Kendi - Historian, Author and founding director of the centre for Antiracist Research, focusing on racial inequality and social justice. Baser Rodney -  President of the Pan African Ahmadiyya Muslim Association and director of centre of Islam and African studies at Webster university in St.Louis. Producers : Rabeeta Khan and Mariam Munib

Date : 18/06/2025 Join Sheikh Sammar Ahmad and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing : « Alcohol » and « Hate Speech ». Alcohol Islam forbids alcohol to protect us—and now science shows why. Even small amounts can cause hidden brain damage, affecting memory and judgement. Over 1 in 20 may be affected without knowing. Protect your mind, protect your faith. Hate Speech Freedom of speech is necessary for open expression however, this expression has come with consequences. Free speech can be seen as a ticket to hatred towards others both in person and on social media. No Hate Speech Week has highlighted the need for preventing and combating hate speech in various days. Join us today as we take a deeper look into the issues that stem from hate speech and how it impacts many people. Guests : Dr Kaanthan Jawahar (consultant liaison and neuropsychiatrist in the East Midlands, leading the Royal Derby Hospital's Alcohol Care Team.) Imam Muhammad Afzal Mirza sahib (respected Islamic scholar and retired Imam of Bai'tul Islam Mosque in Toronto, one of Canada's largest mosques.) Sarah McLaughlin (Senior Scholar at FIRE: Foundation for individual rights and expression) Masood Akhtar (President & Founder of We are many against hate) Producers : Anila Syed- Usman, Kafia Ahmad and Munahil Nasir

Date: 17.05.25 Join Saad Ahmed for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Learning Disabilities and Gaza: Livestream of a Genocide.' Learning Disabilities  Join us as we learn more about learning disability week and discuss the barriers that different people may face in their everyday lives. Gaza: Livestream of  a Genocide  Gaza is being described as a “live-streamed genocide,” with social media revealing in real time the horrors of mass death, hunger, and displacement—yet the world remains largely silent. We look at the collapse of healthcare, the strangling of aid, and the human cost of war—but also at the voices of young Gazans using social media to document survival and demand justice. Some of these voices, like 11-year-old Layan and blogger Medo Halimy, have already been silenced. Guests: Chris Chalkley (Executive Director of Personal Support Services for Mencap Maaryiah Khan - Bradford People First Katharina Smith-Müller - Diversity and Inclusion Advisor at Choice Support Kieran  Siân Walker - Member of the L'Arche Community Phillip Proudfoot - Research Fellow at the Institute of Development Studies Producers : Farhana Khan, Kafi Zafar and Eshal Ahmad

Join Imran Akram and Hanif Khan for Monday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘World Hunger and Child Poverty' World Hunger Famine, defined as widespread food scarcity, threatens millions worldwide. Even today, many regions face the risk of famine due to conflict, climate change, and economic instability. But how did we let it get this bad, and can anything be done ? Did you know Islam was the first to establish systems like Zakat to address hunger? Join us as we explore the areas most at risk, the causes of famine, and the efforts—both historical and modern— aimed at combating hunger. Child Poverty The two-child benefit cap is deepening child poverty across the UK.Join us as we explore its impact on vulnerable families and how Islamic teachings call for justice, compassion, and the protection of every child. It's time to rethink welfare through the lens of dignity and shared responsibility. Guests: Dr. Adeeb Yousif Mohammed Mohammed Joseph Howes Samuel Thomas Producers : Nadia Anwar and Afia Nasir

Join Raza Ahmed and Danayal Zia for Friday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Cost of speaking up for Palestine' and ‘Palestine – a shift in global attitudes' Cost of speaking up for Palestine In a world where algorithms control what we hear and surveillance watches what we say, standing up to speak out is harder than ever. Recent cases like ICC prosecutor Karim Khan and broadcaster Gary Lineker show the struggle to uphold truth amid political pressure. Join us as we explore the challenges of speaking uncomfortable truths in today's digital age. Palestine – a shift in global attitudes The sudden shift in US and UK attitudes toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has taken many by surprise. Once firm supporters of Israel, they are now expressing concern over Gaza's military actions and backing Palestinian rights. What's driving this change? We explore the rising civilian toll, global protests, and shifting geopolitics shaping this new stance. Join us as we unpack what this could mean for diplomacy and Palestine's future. Producers: Zohra Mobashir, Sana Nadeem and Nabahat Nayrrah

Join Zafir Ahmad, Qamar Zafar & Faheem Nasir for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Child Labour' and 'Future Tech'. Child Labour Economic instability and ongoing conflicts have pushed more children into labour than ever before. With over 160 million children working and millions living in war zones, the fight against child labour faces serious setbacks. Join us as we discuss why child labour is rising again after years of progress and what can be done to address it.   Future Tech Future technology is reshaping how we live and work, turning science fiction into reality. From AI and quantum computing to biotech and green energy, these advances offer solutions to big challenges. But as innovation speeds up, we must consider the ethical and social impact to ensure a future that's fair and safe for everyone. Join us as we discuss how technology is shaping tomorrow and the role of knowledge and innovation in Islam for humanity's benefit. Guests: John Mūrīmi Njoka - Is a lecturer and researcher based at the university of Nairobi in Kenya Prins Butt - Associate Professor and Subject Lead for Computer Science at St Mary's University, Twickenham. Producers : Nuwaira Khalid and Maria Ahmad Tooba

Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Screen Fatigue in young people' and ´Marriage is a sacred union'. Screen Fatigue in young people In a tech-driven world, young people are feeling the strain. Nearly half of UK teens say they'd rather live without the internet, as constant screen time and social media take a toll especially during exam season. Some are even calling for digital curfews. Could banning social media for under-16s help, or would it backfire. Join us as we explore the impact of screens on youth mental health. Marriage is a sacred union In a world of shifting values, traditional marriage faces growing pressure. Pope Leo XIV recently reaffirmed it as a union between a man and a woman, rooted in faith. In this show, we explore the Islamic view of marriage as a sacred covenant of love, mercy, and responsibility — and reflect on its divine role as a foundation for a moral society. Guests : Umran ul Haq Bhatti (Imam of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, serving in Vancouver Canada) Producers : Aalia Mazhar, Aafia Mazhar, Misbah Tariq and Hania Mubarik

Join Sharjeel Ahmad, Imam Zakaria and Nosharwan Ahmad for Tuesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: 'Ocean Day' and 'Men's Mental Health.´ Ocean Day World Ocean Day-celebrated annually on June 8—is a global reminder of the ocean's crucial role in sustaining life. Covering over 70% of the Earth, oceans regulate climate, produce oxygen, provide food, and support millions of species. Yet today, they face serious threats from pollution, overfishing, and climate change. In this program, we explore how we can protect our oceans for future generations. Men's Mental Health This week marks Men's Mental Health Week, a vital opportunity to shine a light on the often overlooked issue of men's wellbeing. Despite growing awareness, many men continue to struggle in silence due to stigma, societal expectations, or lack of support. We'll explore how opening up, connecting, and standing shoulder to shoulder can change lives— especially among young people and minority communities. Guests : Laura Boon-Williams - Senior Curator of Contemporary Maritime at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich. Chris Graham - Head of Ocean Regeneration and Sustainable Seafood at the Marine Conservation Society Rachel Lopata MBE - Co-Founder of Sea Changers Charity Lloyd - Mental health counsellor Isaac Kenyon - CEO and co-founder of Climate Explorers CIC Producers : Azka Hina and Aisha Malik

Smart Ageing: Rethinking Health and Longevity Guests Malik Fraz Ahmad Muhammad Haris Khalid SIR CHRISTOPHER BALL SIR MUIR GRAY Leslie Kenny Nauman Hadi Muddabir Khalid

The Groove Doctors Friday Drive Time Show Replay On traxfm.org. This Week The Groove Doctor Featured 80's Grooves/Rare Groove/Contemporary Soul From Bobby Broom. Barry White. Mass Production. J.P Rodgers Jr. Patti Austin. Shalamar. Con Funk Shun. Roberta Gilliam & More #originalpirates #soulmusic #boogie #80ssoul #RareGrooves Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/profile.php?id=10...100092342916738 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm

Join Zafar Ahmad, Salman Qamar & Faheem Nasir for Thursday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘Environment Day' and 'Sacrifice'. Environment Day In a world facing urgent environmental challenges, many are becoming more aware of the impact of plastics, pollution, and loss of green spaces. But how can we make a real difference? Join us as we explore the importance of reducing plastic waste, preserving and expanding green spaces, and embracing sustainable practices. We'll reflect on expert insights and inspiring actions that help protect our planet, ensuring a healthier environment for future generations.     Sacrifice Join us today where we explore the significance, traditions, and spirit of one of Islam's most sacred festivals, Eid Ul Adha. We will be looking into the meaning of sacrifice and unity that define Eid ul-Adha. From the historical roots of Prophet Ibrahim's devotion to the celebrations around the world, this show is a celebration of faith, family, and giving. Tune in as guests share what Eid means to them. Guests: John Rose - Environment lead at the national lottery community fund. Mrs Aliya Sami - Waqf e nau (a generation dedicated to service of God) and a Mother of Waqf e nau children. Fazal Ahmad - Humanity First International Global Director of Operations Murabi Imran Nsair -  Missionary based in Toronto, Canada Producers Raaziya Sheron and Sabiha Tariq

Join Aneeq ur Rehman and Dr Tariq Bajwa for Wednesday's show from 4-6pm where we will be discussing: ‘War Children' and ‘Hajj (a step by step guide)' War Children As global conflicts persist, countless children are left to suffer consequences they never chose. From struggling to access food and water to being denied safety and education, the realities faced by these young victims are devastating. Join us as we explore how meaningful, lasting change can be made—and what role we must all play in protecting the most vulnerable. Hajj (a step by step guide) Every year, millions of Muslims from across the globe converge in Makkah, answering the divine call to perform one of Islam's five pillars-Hajj. In an age where spiritual depth is often overshadowed by material concerns, Hajj offers a rare opportunity to reconnect with the essence of submission and the global brotherhood of Islam. Join us as we trace the path walked by Prophet Ibrahim (AS) and Prophet Muhammad (SAW), and uncover the spiritual power of this ancient journey that continues to shape hearts today. Guests : Local Youth Cameroon (a youth-led organization dedicated to empowering young people through education, leadership, and community development.) Mohamed Serroukh (Performed Hajj approximately 25 years ago) Producers : Bareera Iftkhar and Laiba Mubashar

En el programa de hoy entrevistamos a Tessa en la presentación de su nuevo disco ''Colores extraños''. Tessa es una artista madrileña cuya música tiene influencias de Pop, Indie y música electrónica. Drive Time Show es un programa de entretenimiento y didáctico para aprender inglés que puedes escuchar todos los días de 18:00 a 19:30, presentado por el profesor Kyle Millar. Síguenos en RRSS: X e Instagram @KyleMillar.

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