Podcasts about Niasse

Cheikh Niasse è il nuovo numero 10 dell'Hellas Verona, anche se del 10 classico ha molto poco: ne parlano in questo episodio Tommaso Murdocca ed Enrico Zambruno.Potrero, dove tutto ha inizio. Un podcast sul calcio italiano e internazionale.Su Mola powered by Como TV (https://tv.comofootball.com) nel 2025 potrete seguire in diretta ed in esclusiva le partite della Copa Libertadores, Copa Sudamericana, Recopa, Liga Profesional Argentina, Copa de la Liga Profesional Argentina, Brasileirao, Eredivisie, HNL croata, Super League greca e Coppa di Grecia.Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/potrero--5761582/support.

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Voltou a festa da Taça! E com ela voltou também mais uma sessão de terapia dum painel reduzido do Briosagolo esta semana, para vos (nos?) ajudar a digerir este empate com sabor a derrota (em penalties!)... O que se perdeu e o que se ganhou contra o Tondela, o que vamos encontrar nos Açores e ainda alguns desejos de melhoras para uma Académica em vias de insolvência...

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December blijft een prima maand ondanks puntverlies op Het Kasteel. Goede bekerloting tegen DSV'33, Baden Fredriksen die in potentie misschien wel de nieuwe Nikos Machlas is en nog een week langer voorpret van de onvermijdelijke beslissing van de UEFA dat we door zijn in de Conference League. In dé verlenging van jouw Geel-Swerte weekend drinken we vroeg in de middag hét succesnummer van Brouwerij Durs, de Dikke Prins, kijken we terug op twee keer Sparta en zeggen we wat iedere voetbalsupporter denkt: het moet eens afgelopen zijn met de grote Bas Nijhuis-show. Tenzij hij zijn fluit weer ergens terugvindt! Veel liever praten we over de Vergeten Vitessenaer, Mustapha Riga, en PEC-thuis. Er is een prijsvraagwinnaar, een nieuwe vraag, we kieken of er nog goeie speulers sin én uiteraard kopt Ferry Reurink nog een Veurzetje van ons binnen! Veel luisterplezier!  Zelf meedoen? Dat kan! Bijvoorbeeld door een suggestie te doen voor een nieuwe speler of een zinderende pauze-act voor als we weer naar de Dome mogen. Die mag je mailen, of onder een social media post zetten! Of spreek een spelersanalyse in maximaal 1 minuut in op je Smartphone en mail het naar hotseknotsbegonia2021@gmail.com. Mail ons ook als je een (insiders)nieuwtje hebt, aandacht wilt voor een Vergeten Vitessenaer of een vraag hebt! Of zoek ons op Facebook, Instagram of Twitter op! Geen aflevering missen? Abonneer je dan via Apple podcasts, Spotify of je favoriete podcastapp! En vertel het aan je kameraden op de tribune met een Geel-Swert hert! Kunnen we met zo veel mogelijk nagenieten van het wedstrijdweekend van de mooiste club op de planeet, Vites!  Vitesse in de jaren '80 van Ferry Reurink bestellen? Of een van zijn andere boeken?Voor jezelf of om cadeau te doen met Kerst?Klik dan hier. Of ga naar je lokale boekhandel.Meer weten over onze sponsor Brouwerij Durs of Durslesser wurden?Kiek dan hier.          

In 1937, Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse, travelling to Mecca to make his first hajj, encountered Egyptian scholars who couldn't fathom that Niasse's erudition was a product of his fully Senegalese education. For those learned Egyptians of the 1930s and, Kane argues, modern-day Europhone academics, Islamic erudition among Black Africans remains a major blind spot. Islamic Scholarship in Africa: New Directions and Global Contexts, edited by Ousmane Oumar Kane, presents a state-of-the-art volume that seeks to pulverize that blind spot. Authors underscore the contributions of Black Muslim scholars to Islamic knowledge, the global connections that have long tied sub-Saharan Africa to the global Islamic world, the ways that orality and textuality interact with each other historically and up through to the social media age, in addition to exploring debates around education, spirituality, and Ajami. In the interview, we discuss Kane's scholarly journey and the greater intellectual project of bridging the knowledge divide separating “Europhone” and “non-Europhone” scholars in the study of Islam in Africa. Elisa Prosperetti is a Visiting Assistant Professor in African history at Mount Holyoke College. Her research focuses on the connected histories of education and development in postcolonial West Africa. Contact her at:www.elisaprosperetti.net. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/african-studies

In 1937, Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse, travelling to Mecca to make his first hajj, encountered Egyptian scholars who couldn't fathom that Niasse's erudition was a product of his fully Senegalese education. For those learned Egyptians of the 1930s and, Kane argues, modern-day Europhone academics, Islamic erudition among Black Africans remains a major blind spot. Islamic Scholarship in Africa: New Directions and Global Contexts, edited by Ousmane Oumar Kane, presents a state-of-the-art volume that seeks to pulverize that blind spot. Authors underscore the contributions of Black Muslim scholars to Islamic knowledge, the global connections that have long tied sub-Saharan Africa to the global Islamic world, the ways that orality and textuality interact with each other historically and up through to the social media age, in addition to exploring debates around education, spirituality, and Ajami. In the interview, we discuss Kane's scholarly journey and the greater intellectual project of bridging the knowledge divide separating “Europhone” and “non-Europhone” scholars in the study of Islam in Africa. Elisa Prosperetti is a Visiting Assistant Professor in African history at Mount Holyoke College. Her research focuses on the connected histories of education and development in postcolonial West Africa. Contact her at:www.elisaprosperetti.net. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/religion

In 1937, Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse, travelling to Mecca to make his first hajj, encountered Egyptian scholars who couldn't fathom that Niasse's erudition was a product of his fully Senegalese education. For those learned Egyptians of the 1930s and, Kane argues, modern-day Europhone academics, Islamic erudition among Black Africans remains a major blind spot. Islamic Scholarship in Africa: New Directions and Global Contexts, edited by Ousmane Oumar Kane, presents a state-of-the-art volume that seeks to pulverize that blind spot. Authors underscore the contributions of Black Muslim scholars to Islamic knowledge, the global connections that have long tied sub-Saharan Africa to the global Islamic world, the ways that orality and textuality interact with each other historically and up through to the social media age, in addition to exploring debates around education, spirituality, and Ajami. In the interview, we discuss Kane's scholarly journey and the greater intellectual project of bridging the knowledge divide separating “Europhone” and “non-Europhone” scholars in the study of Islam in Africa. Elisa Prosperetti is a Visiting Assistant Professor in African history at Mount Holyoke College. Her research focuses on the connected histories of education and development in postcolonial West Africa. Contact her at:www.elisaprosperetti.net. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/islamic-studies

In 1937, Shaykh Ibrahim Niasse, travelling to Mecca to make his first hajj, encountered Egyptian scholars who couldn't fathom that Niasse's erudition was a product of his fully Senegalese education. For those learned Egyptians of the 1930s and, Kane argues, modern-day Europhone academics, Islamic erudition among Black Africans remains a major blind spot. Islamic Scholarship in Africa: New Directions and Global Contexts, edited by Ousmane Oumar Kane, presents a state-of-the-art volume that seeks to pulverize that blind spot. Authors underscore the contributions of Black Muslim scholars to Islamic knowledge, the global connections that have long tied sub-Saharan Africa to the global Islamic world, the ways that orality and textuality interact with each other historically and up through to the social media age, in addition to exploring debates around education, spirituality, and Ajami. In the interview, we discuss Kane's scholarly journey and the greater intellectual project of bridging the knowledge divide separating “Europhone” and “non-Europhone” scholars in the study of Islam in Africa. Elisa Prosperetti is a Visiting Assistant Professor in African history at Mount Holyoke College. Her research focuses on the connected histories of education and development in postcolonial West Africa. Contact her at:www.elisaprosperetti.net. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

 Pour ce 1er numéro de la saison 2 de Sabali, j'ai eu l'immense plaisir de recevoir Moustapha NIASSE. Je tenais à l'inviter pour qu'il partage avec nous son parcours à la fois très riche mais très particulier. Vous allez l'entendre. Moustapha a grandi dans un environnement familial où régnaient des valeurs humaines très fortes telles que la fraternité, l'entraide, le respect et le travail.   Originaire de la région de Dakar, il a suivi ses études d'abord dans la banlieue de Pikine avant de les poursuivre au Collègue Sacré Cœur. Après son baccalauréat, il a choisi la France notamment l'Université Paris 8 puis l'Université Paris Dauphine où il a obtenu un Master 2 en Economie et Ingénierie Financière pour quelqu'un qui a eu un bac L. Je souligne ce fait particulier car les filières ne doivent pas conditionner notre voie professionnelle.  Ensemble on a évoqué ses différentes expériences au Crédit Agricole CIB puis à la Société Générale en tant qu'Assistant trader et actuellement à la BNP Paribas où il travaille à l'inspection générale. Enfin sur une note plus fun, on a abordé ses passions pour le football notamment le PSG dont il est un grand fan sans oublier son amour pour le Jazz. Vous verrez un homme brillant, bon père de famille et très porté sur les valeurs humaines.   

Buoyed by the victory over Norwich City the Royal Blue podcast team are back with a spring in their step today. Host Phil Kirkbride is joined by Dave Prentice and Gav Buckland to look back on the 1-0 win at Carrow Road and ask how realistic Carlo Ancelotti's Europa League aims are? Also up for discussion are match-winner Michael Keane - should he score more goals than he does? - as well as the man who laid on the assist, Lucas Digne. Is the Everton left-back having a good season? The surprise social media outburst of architect Dan Meis, in which he made his feelings at no longer being "directly engaged" in Everton's new stadium project clear, is also on the agenda.The lads also discuss the news this week that Oumar Niasse and Cuco Martina will be released at the end of their contracts next week. Niasse, predictably, dominates this segment of the discussion before the pod moves onto Leighton Baines. The Blues' hero has signed a short-term extension to his contract but the club await a response to the offer of a new one-year deal. Is the wait any reason for concern? Dave and Gav have their say. Enjoy.

The Athletic's Everton writers Greg O'Keeffe and Patrick Boyland attempt to explain how Everton managed to drop two points to Newcastle, in stoppage time, on Tuesday night! They also discuss the curious case of Oumar Niasse, whether or not Jordan Pickford has MORE than just his England future to worry about and Mason Holgate too.

In the Name of Allah; the Merciful, the Mercy-Giving:In this episode, we read a translation of a recorded speech of Shaykh Ibrāhīm Niasse (d. 1975) which was delivered in 1966 on the occasion of the ʿĪd celebration, coinciding with the commemoration of the birth of the Prophet Muḥammad (peace and blessings be upon him). In this seminal speech, he details the necessity of gaining an understanding of who Allah is and using that knowledge to inform our individual and collective identities as Muslims and to qualify the relationships we have with one another.Many thanks to Ustadh Muḥammad Abdullahi for furnishing this translation.To request a copy of translated letter, send an email to ryan(at)floodplains(dot)co.

Welcome to the Voice of Retail for the week of November 11, 2019 I'm your host Michael LeBlanc, and this podcast is brought to you in conjunction with Retail Council of Canada.In this weeks action packed episode the focus is on grocery section - from putting your money where your mouth is in terms of funding and supporting innovative, to standing up a specialty grocery store, to understanding the big picture trends and the ways and means of food regulation in our Nation's capital.First of all recoded live at the launch of District Venture Kitchens in Toronto I check in with Arlene Dickinson , CEO of District Ventures as she adopts and supports this innovative professional kitchen /production space for food entrepreneurs.  While there I meet Jana Sobey, VP Merchandising, Community Format, Thrifty Foods & Field for Sobeys and we talk about the importance of supporting innovation on the shelves.My last three interviews are recorded live at RCC's DTLQ conference in Montreal.  First up Professor Sylvain Charlebois returns to the podcast to talk food trends, vegetarians, the upcoming release of his authoritative Canada's Food Price Report, and the state of the edible cannabis nation.Then I meet Lika Niasse, Owner of African Soul Food specialty grocery in Gatineau Quebec, and lastly but certainly not least RCC's Jason McLinton Vice-President, Grocery Division and Regulatory Affairs talk food policy and retail.Whew!  But don't worry, its not a five hour episode, just action packed!Finally I'll take a look at the retail news of the week, but first, lets listen to my interview with Arlene, then Jana.******Thanks to  Arlene, Jana, Sylvain, Lika and Jason for being my guests on this episode, now lets hit the highlights from Retail This Week eNewsletter, I put this newsletter together, the biggest circulation of any weekly in Canada together each and every week, 51 weeks of the year - you can subscribe for free at retailcouncil.org******That's a wrap on this episode of The Voice of Retail  if you liked this podcast you can subscribe on Apple iTunes or your favourite podcast platform, please rate and review, and be sure and recommend to a friend or colleague in the retail industry.I'm Michael LeBlanc, Founder and President of M.E. LeBlanc and Company Inc. and you can learn more about me on www.meleblanc.co or of course on LinkedInUntil next time, have a great week!

The most sacred of days in the English Football calender is upon us. It’s Deadline Day! Marco Silva demanded four more signings by the close of the window and so far Everton will have to work quickly to make those demands a reality. Zaha, Doucoure, Iwobi, Smalling, McCarthy, Niasse, Tosun and Bolasie all make the agenda this week. There has been plenty of activity, however, today topped it all off. There was movement from both sides as Everton launched another record bid for Wilfried Zaha, which was rejected again. Zaha is reported to have handed in a transfer request following the Palace stance, but since then, it’s been all quietPlenty of names and transfers to discuss in the latest View from the Gwladys Street fan podcast with host, Ian Croll and guests, Rob Astell and John Howard. As we head into Deadline Day, this is one not to be missed. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Join Andy, Matt and Ben who take a very early look at the upcoming FPL season. With early thoughts on top 3 and bottom 3 teams, breakthrough players, best of the newly promoted teams, and overvalued/undervalued teams. We also go through our current FPL drafts and pour one out for Niasse who is no longer in the game

Get in touch with the show on twitter @FPLFFFanatics. This week the FFFanatics record halfway through Double GW25 and bemoan their lack of Aguero. Andy is loving the fact that Niasse is back playing and might come good on his bet, while Duncan enjoys an Arsenal player’s ability to track back and Ben gets returns from every player but his captain. The FFFanatics look ahead to GW26 and discuss a budget top six defender that has been doing well, whether Richarlison will performance against his old team mates at Watford or whether they’ll Zaha him off the park. Theres a few good gut punts to look back on and more in store for GW26 as well as whipping boys, clean sheets, captains and transfers.

The trip to Southampton may be just one day away, but other talking points dominate the latest Royal Blue podcast.Host Phil Kirkbride kicks things off by asking David Prentice, Sam Carroll and Paul Wheelock whether they are surprised that it hasn't worked out for Oumar Niasse under Marco Silva given he previously played for the Everton manager.While the podcast was being recorded, Niasse completed his loan move to Cardiff City, which came as no surprise seeing how far the Senegalese has fallen down the Goodison pecking order.That in part is down to Silva's decision to move Richarlison from the wing to up front, where the young Brazilian has enjoyed success this season, but from where he has also shown signs of frustration in recent weeks.And that leads to the question whether the 21-year-old is getting enough protection from the officials? And, if not, does he need to speak out?Phil also revisits a question he posed previously on Royal Blue - and that is which player in Silva's squad most deserves a new contract. We get four different and interesting answers.The panel are also asked to name their favourite ever Blues January transfer window signing, talk the immediate and long-term future of James McCarthy, as well as previewing the Southampton match.Enjoy. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Amin Askar kommer rett fra treningsleir til vårt studio på besøk! Ikke bare har han en MEGET sterk ranking, han har en bevisst strategi som vi alle kan lære av, og det er ikke så komplekst! I tillegg forteller han om tiden i Tyrkia, hvem du bør ha fra S08 på Eliteseriefantasy-laget ditt, om at han ble NM-mester i PES, hva han har lært Omar Niasse og såklart hvordan han satser inn mot blanks and doubles! God fornøyelse!

Amin Askar kommer rett fra treningsleir til vårt studio på besøk! Ikke bare har han en MEGET sterk ranking, han har en bevisst strategi som vi alle kan lære av, og det er ikke så komplekst! I tillegg forteller han om tiden i Tyrkia, hvem du bør ha fra S08 på Eliteseriefantasy-laget ditt, om at han ble NM-mester i PES, hva han har lært Omar Niasse og såklart hvordan han satser inn mot blanks and doubles! God fornøyelse!

Adam is joined by Groucho and Bradley Cates (founder of @EFC_Statto) to look back at another drab performance from the blues. Subscribe to GrandOldTeam on iTunes: goo.gl/WZ8A6h ---------------- Grand Old Team: www.grandoldteam.com Follow Grand Old Team on Twitter: @Grandoldteam Follow Adam Partington on Twitter: @Partadam Like Grand Old Team on Facebook: www.facebook.com/GrandOldTeam Like Adam Partington on Facebook: www.facebook.com/adampartingtonfootball/

This week Kate, Hogan and Marcus talk about Phil Jones' 6 injections to play an England friendly, Niasse's retrospective two match ban for diving to win a penalty, Everton and their chances of relegation, the World Cup in Qatar and what it means for European football, Liverpool's failure to defend set pieces and more. Tweet @TwoProsInAPod with any questions or comments.

As if on cue, Oumar Niasse is charged with diving - the first ever Premier League player to have such an honour - after his tumble for Everton at Selhurst on Saturday. JD, Kevin, James and Jesse discuss the future of retrospective punishment for dives, asses the rest of that Everton game and look forward to two massive games against Stoke and Br*ght*n. They also hear briefly from Julian Speroni on his future at Palace and answer your questions.

Rhodri Giggs and the Daily Mirror's Adrian Kajumba join us to discuss the North London Derby, Ozil's MOTM display, Tony Pulis' sacking, Burnley's start to the season, Pogback, retrospective action for Niasse, Champions League, European Leagues and Chris Coleman's shock appointment as Sunderland Head Coach.

Everton striker Oumar Niasse has become the first Premier League player to be charged by the Football Association for (quote) "successful deception of a match official". He won a controversial penalty in the Toffees 2-2 draw with Crystal Palace on Saturday. Recently introduced laws mean that he’s been charged retrospectively and will now serve a 2 game ban – pending the players right to appeal until 6pm today. Andy Lawson's been chatting with former top flight referee Keith Hackett to get his take on today's news and future of refereeing. *Note* since the call was recorded it's being reported that Everton have contested Niasse's charge. #EFC #Everton #VAR

This week Kate, Marcus and Hogan discuss the latest managerial moves including Koeman's departure & Puel's arrival at Leicester. It gets heated when discussing Koeman's alleged treatment of Niasse and once again when reviewing potential candidates for the Everton job. The team look ahead to the next round of the Carabao Cup and say who they think could win the trophy. Marcus and Hogan also answer listener questions. Follow @TwoProsInAPod on Twitter and Instagram

Dan and Natalie, the dynamic duo, return with MOTD 3 as they run through the highs and lows of Gameweek 6. We discuss the real return of Coutinho, a surprise smash from Niasse, a risk reward option with Aurier, and the only update anybody wants to hear - Rob Green's return to the FPL system. Drop us a line anytime via email with hello@thedanalysis.com or on Twitter @TheDANalysis. We'd also love if you could rate and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts if you like what you hear!

Chelsea har skakat av sig de nerverna från säsongsinledningen och börjar nu se ut som en riktig titelkandidat igen. Bortglömde Niasse frälste Everton som tog en efterlängtad trea. Manchester United tog en viktig arbetsseger samtidigt som Manchester City bjöd på nytt målkalas. Kaoset fortsätter i Liverpool och Spurs vinner på bortaplan, igen. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our Royal Blue Podcasters have, just about, calmed down sufficiently to be able to discuss - rationally - just what went down in the last 20 minutes at Goodison Park on Saturday.Head of Sport David Prentice, Everton correspondent Phil Kirkbride, and Royal Blue regulars Gavin Buckland and Tony Scott discuss Oumar Niasse's incredible introduction, look ahead to what the Blues will do without him on Thursday against Apollon Limassol .... and discuss the divisive subject of Davy Klaassen.It's perfect for the commute home. In association with SportPesa, main sponsors of Everton Football Club For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Adam and Dave (Groucho) look back on Saturday and discuss everything from Oumar Niasse's return from the footballing afterlife, Wayne Rooney's eye, and the availability of season tickets at Weatherspoons. Subscribe to GrandOldTeam on iTunes: goo.gl/WZ8A6h ---------------------------- GrandOldTeam: www.grandoldteam.com 
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Jake Humphrey is joined by Rio Ferdinand, Steven Gerrard and Glenn Hoddle to analyse all the main talking points from Saturday’s Premier League action as Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham and Everton all secured vital wins. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.