Podcasts about Sajjad

Nivå: ~A2-B1 Svårt att uttala rätt på svenska? Här kommer 10 tips för att bli bättre på det! Kom ihåg att du kan använda skuggövningarna på Patreon, och minikursen '5 skuggövningar' på Skool. Lyssna också på avsnitt 82. ------------------- Transkript Hallå där! Välkommen, välkommen till Simple Swedish Podcast. Och idag ska jag prata om ett ämne som kanske är ett av de ämnen som folk frågar mest om.   Och det är också någonting som ofta är kanske det svåraste med att lära sig svenska och kanske en av de svåraste grejerna med att lära sig språk generellt. För mig personligen så har det alltid varit ganska lätt att lära sig och därför tänker jag att jag ska prata om hur man får ett bra uttal.   Innan vi börjar så ska jag tacka Sajjad, Nina och Gabriel för att ni stödjer den här podden på Patreon. Ja, om någon annan också är intresserad av att stödja podden på Patreon så gå till www.patreon.com/swedishlinguist. Det kostar bara 5 euro i månaden och man får tillgång till alla avsnitt, alla transkript till den här podden. Och det är ju ganska många avsnitt vid det här laget så stöd mig gärna på Patreon. Så ja, uttal. Först och främst är ju själva ordet ‘uttal' ett bra exempel på ett ord som är lite svårt. Inte bara att det har bokstaven u men också att det har en dubbel betoning. Betoning är när man lägger lite extra tyngd på en stavelse. Så i det här ordet uttal har vi betoning på båda stavelserna. Så i ordet uttal har vi två stavelser. “Ut-tal”. “Ut-tal”. En, två. Två stavelser. I ordet..om vi tar ett ord till exempel ‘Sverige', har vi bara en..har vi betoning på ‘sver' - Sverige. Så vi har betoning på en stavelse - “SVERR-je”.   Men i uttal har vi betoning på två stavelser. “Ut-tal”.   Vi säger inte “utal”. Nej, vi säger “ut-tal”.   ....för att läsa hela transkriptet till detta och alla andra avsnitt, klicka här!

Title: Achieving Inner Peace: In memory of Nasir Sajjad Synopsis: In this episode, we're honouring the legacy of our dear brother Nasir Sajjad who we recently lost. Nasir was one of the earliest presenters on the Pathway to Peace show, and he helped to make the show what it is today. His ability to convey complex ideas to the layman was what made his presenting style so enjoyable to listen to. He was an individual whose heart radiated with faith and whose conversations on the Voice of Islam Radio were a source of enjoyment and reflection. In this commemorative special episode, we revisit some of Nasir's now cherished musings on how to find tranquillity amidst the challenges of modern day life. He worked on more then 70 episodes of Pathway to Peace, sharing his breadth of experiences and advice on matters ranging from: Economics to technology and politics to psychology. Each episode is a testament to the enduring message of Islam: that true peace is found through fulfilling the rights that are due to God; and the rights that are due to fellow man.

Elections should prioritise pressing issues that shape people's daily lives – policies, governance, and real challenges on the ground. But, as was evident in the 2024 Maharashtra assembly polls, the focus often shifts to narrative building, disregarding the substantive concerns that truly matter to the electorate. 'A video featuring Maulana Sajjad Nomani, a member of the All-India Muslim Personal Law Board, intensified this narrative battle during the Maharashtra elections', says ThePrint Columnist Amana Begam Ansari.----more----Read full article here: https://theprint.in/opinion/sajjad-nomanis-boycott-call-crosses-a-dangerous-line-threatens-freedom-of-muslim-voters/2368386/

We're back with a brand new series 'Build It', digging deep into how fashion tech startups are building their companies from the ground up. Join Peter as he sits down with Abdul Moiz Sajjad, CEO of WeMetrix, to explore how data can change the way fashion factories can be infinitely more efficient. Abdul shares invaluable insights into how AI solutions like his are reshaping one of Pakistan's most vital economic sectors, textiles and garments, which contributes a massive 59.5% to the nation's exports. In this episode, we learn the inefficiencies plaguing the fashion supply chains and how it's impacting wider global issues such as sustainability and ethics.  Abdul emphasises the importance of reimagining processes rather than sticking to incremental changes, and why real-time factory analytics is a must for factories of the future.Discover WiMetrix's solution at wimetrix.comGet in contact with Abdul on LinkedIn.Send us a textSupport the show--------The show is recorded from Beyond Form, a venture studio building & investing in fashion tech startups with ambitious founders. We'd love to hear your feedback, so let us know if you'd like to hear a certain topic. Email us at hello@beyondform.io. If you're an entrepreneur or fashion tech startup looking for studio support, check out our website: beyondform.io

Sajjad Khan, the founder of the Apparel & Textile Manufacturers Federation (ATMF), began his journey in the textile industry when he returned to Leicester to care for his father and help his wife start a manufacturing company, Arisetc Ltd., in 1991. Today, in his role at ATMF, Sajjad helps bring together manufacturers from across the […]

Software engineer and social media influencer Sajjad Khader shares his inspiring journey from a driven college student to a tech industry mentor. Motivated to serve Allah's purpose, Sajjad accelerated through his education, graduating with a BS and MS in Computer Science from Georgia Tech by only age 20. Now a software engineer at Splunk and a rising social media personality, Sajjad demystifies the tech industry for aspiring professionals. Timestamps: 00:00 - Sajjaad's Intro 00:52 - The Episode Theme 02:57 - Sajjaad's Journey: From Academics to Career 13:47 - Sajjaad's Social Media Journey 21:17 - Sajjaad's Future Goals 24:34 - Why Tech Education is Important 30:40 - The Importance of Knowledge in Islam 35:18 - How To Balance Work and Community 38:16 - The Move to San Francisco 39:56 - Sajjaad's Philosophy on Networking 43:24 - How to Stay Grounded 50:37 - Value Efforts Over Results #muslim #islam #musliminamerica #muslimpodcast #tawakkul #islamicfaith #ummah #ambition #islamicreminder #muslimsincollege #youngmuslims #dua --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theislamicpod/support

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Er hat bei BMW und bei Mercedes das Digitale Zeitalter eingeläutet. Er war dort für Connected Drive, CASE und MBUX verantwortlich. Jetzt soll er im VW-Konzern die Software-Katastrophe rund um Cariad in den Griff bekommen - über das Zugpferd Porsche. Wie Sajjad Khan das machen will, verrät er im Podcast.

Er hat bei BMW und bei Mercedes das Digitale Zeitalter eingeläutet. Er war dort für Connected Drive, CASE und MBUX verantwortlich. Jetzt soll er im VW-Konzern die Software-Katastrophe rund um Cariad in den Griff bekommen - über das Zugpferd Porsche. Wie Sajjad Khan das machen will, verrät er im Podcast.

The history of the concept of waḥdat al-wujūd finds its ‘point of rising' (maṭlaʿ) with the ideas of Ibn ʿArabī (d. 1240) on the singularity of al-ḥaqq and the ways in which that unique and absolute being is manifest in its many theophanies. Its limits (ḥudūd) and extension (inbisāṭ), however, go far beyond and reach into the very aesthetics of literature traditions across Islamicate and Persianate languages and cultures. A generation ago William Chittick indicated the significance of the reception of Ibn ʿArabī (d. 1240) in this context, and the sheer number of commentaries, marginalia, paratexts, and independent treatises that engages the metaphysics and devotional tradition of the Andalusian master testifies to a major commitment. The earliest presence of Ibn ʿArabī was in the poetry of Fakhr al-dīn al-ʿIrāqī (d. 1289), a devotee in the presence of the Suhrawardī Sufi Bahāʾ al-Dīn Zakarīyā (d. 1262) in Multan, followed by Chishtī and Kubravī masters already in the pre-Mughal period. We still have much to do to consider the literary heritage of early modern pre-colonial and colonial South Asia in terms of the broad long tradition of ḥikma, taṣawwuf, kalām, and ʿerfān. One of the decisive elements in this tradition is the way in which Persian and vernacular literary traditions negotiated the influence of Ibn ʿArabī and read his ideas in ways that conformed to their own aesthetics of presence and metaphysics of beauty. I will consider four case studies that modify and read Ibn ʿArabī in their own ways: the Mughal prince Dārā Shukoh (d. 1659), Bēdil (d. 1720) perhaps the greatest Indo-Persian poet, Mīr Dard (d. 1785) one of the pillars of Urdu poetry and the pivotal thinker of the new ‘Muḥammadan way' of Sufism, and the great Punjabi poet of the 18th century Bullheh Shah. None of these figures was a simple imitator or transmitter – literary traditions like philosophical ones acquire a dynamic that arises from creative misreadings and liminal interpretations as well as exciting new aesthetic formulations. In this way, we can consider how the metaphysics of the unity of existence and often its ethical and aesthetic implications were naturalised and transformed in the soil of Hindustān.

SAJJAD PARMAR is the Global CEO & Founder of THE TALENT ACCELERATOR. When it comes to conversations about Total Rewards i.e. salaries, benefits, rewards & compensation in general, Sajjad is 'the man'.  Let's hear his POV on the essential points every professional needs to know on this topic.  Bio & Career background of SajjadAn Employer vs An Employee MarketWhat is & the signs of an Employer's Market?What is & the signs of an Employee's Market?What is a Specialised or Skills Based Economy?Build real deep expertise to increase your market worthThe 70:20:10 Learning ModelDiversified Experiences can increases your market worthHow to balance the push vs pull factors of your careerThe 2 main factors in the financial valuation of key talent. Being transparent during interviews increases your valueWhat does a career counsellor do?Have a habit of researching the company prior to interviews7 Ways to navigate the Salary Landscape5 Tips when negotiating salaryEmployer's perspectives on compensation3 Key Takeaways from Sajjad's sharing Audience Questions:  "Will asking for a lower salary downplay oneself?""Will your contract salary be taken into account when negotiating for a full time role?"What does the Pay Transparency legislation in the USA mean for employers vs wage earners.Do employers peg the new hire's salary to market even if the last drawn falls below the market average?Are employees who have been laid off at a disadvantage when negotiating salaries?How does anyone who is out of the market for 20 years determine one's market value?Can the candidate provide the CPF contribution in place of the past 3 months' salary slips?How early or late in the interview process should anyone answer the salary question on the last drawn amount, when asked by the employer?What are the reliable sources for salary reports?How should anyone negotiate salary when the previous contract salaries had fluctuations?How much pay increase should anyone request in the next role?What is considered a competitive rate to negotiate?What is the average salary increment % to expect for FMCG? Is it appropriate to re-negotiate eventhough a verbal acceptance of the job offer has been given to the employer?  If asked, is it wise to state your salary expectations that is above the salary range stated by the employer?Parting advice from Sajjad Thank you Sajjad for your succint answers and precious tips to help professionals navigate the salary conversations! We look forward to having you back on the latest trends and more tips :) _____________________________ To download Sajjad's slides, head over to https://link.artofcareer.com/SajjadParmar _____________________________ To download Sajjad's deck, click https://link.artofcareer.com/SajjadParmar To listen to a podcast version, click: https://listen.artofcareer.com Follow & subscribe to our social media channels: - https://linkedin.com/company/artofcareermain - https://instagram.com/artofcareer - https://facebook.com/artofcareer - https://youtube.com/c/TheArtOfCareer To receive invites to events by us, join in at: https://link.artofcareer.com/invite ... #artofcareer #salary #totalrewards #salarynegotiation #jobs #jobsearch #jobchange #recruiter #talentacquisition #jobsearchstrategy #career #careertransition #careerjourney #careerplanning #careerseparation #interviews #jobinterviews

04 March 2024: Adam is the Head of Occupational Therapy at Camali Clinic as well as a vocal advocate for disability and inclusion in the Middle East. We get an update on the rain with Sajjad - Storm chaser in Emirates since 2015 known online as UAE Weather Man. From Haus & Haus, Laura Davies is an experienced consultant in Dubai Hills shes talking all things "Flipping" ad women in the real estate industry in the UAE. For your legal clinic, Thenji Moyo is a Partner and Head of the Employment practice at Gateley LLP and she is answering your questions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Four Wishes From The Hellfire W/ Shaykh Sajjad Gul | Isha Khatira | Ustadh Mohamad Baajour

In this episode, School of International Service professor Tazreena Sajjad joins Big World to discuss the difference in global responses to Rohingya and Ukrainian refugees. Sajjad, an expert on refugees and forced displacement, begins our discussion with a brief overview of the history of the Rohingya refugee crisis (2:53). Sajjad also discusses life inside the refugee camps in Bangladesh (7:26) and explains how other countries and international aid organizations are working to help Rohingya refugees (11:19) displaced from Myanmar. Why is there a disparity in media coverage of the Rohingya and Ukrainian refugee crises (16:13)? How are international aid dollars being spent, and who decides which refugees receive this aid (25:08)? Sajjad answers these questions and discusses the impact of geographical proximity and geopolitical importance when it comes to assisting refugee groups (27:58). To close out the discussion, Sajjad asks our listeners to consider both the public perceptions and lived realities of both the Rohingya and Ukrainian refugees (33:23). In the “Take 5” segment (19:23) of this episode, Sajjad answers the question: How can countries and international organizations better work to support refugees from all situations and ensure that resources and aid are shared more equally among those threatened groups who need it the most?

urah Fatiha | Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Consultant dermatologist Dr Sajjad Rajpar returns to the podcast this week for a special summer episode about melasma, a condition that leads to darkening or brown patches developing on the skin. Up to 85% of those affected by melasma are women – and there is a connection between this condition and female hormones. Dr Sajjad and Dr Louise delve into what is known about this chronic complex condition, why it is crucial to protect your skin from the sun and the wide range of treatment options available, including topical treatments and laser therapy. Dr Sajjad's three top tips on what to do if you suspect you have melasma, plus advice on self-management: Educate yourself on how to tell the difference between melasma and freckles – look at the areas of the face where it occurs. Family history and background may mean you are more susceptible. Sun protection is crucial in managing melasma. This means being really disciplined with using sunscreen, and seeking out a tinted version that will block visible as well as ultraviolet light. There are a wide range of active skin ingredients that can help with melasma; Dr Sajjad suggests starting with azelaic acid or arbutin to treat your condition. For more information about Dr Sajjad, visit www.midlandskin.co.uk  

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Consultant Dermatologist Dr Sajjad Rajpar makes a welcome return to the podcast this week to talk about the chronic skin condition rosacea, and how it can be impacted by the perimenopause and menopause. In a special episode to mark Rosacea Awareness Month, Dr Louise and Dr Sajjad discuss the physical and psychological effects of rosacea, as well as offering practical advice on avoiding triggers, and treatment strategies. Dr Sajjad's top three tops if you have or suspect you have rosacea: Really look at your skincare routine and strip it right back to a gentle non-foaming cleanser and a light moisturiser containing ceramides. Sunlight can be a trigger for rosacea, so block out the sun as much as you can. Consider talking to your GP about trying active topical ingredients such as azelaic acid, metronidazole and ivermectin, because they can be a real game changer. For more information about Dr Sajjad, visit www.midlandskin.co.uk

Sajjad Hamid shares on Business Development a key for Family Business Growth About: Sajjad Hamid is an entrepreneurship educator who teaches at a Trinidad and Tobago community college. He lectures at the College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad and Tobago (COSTAATT) in entrepreneurship, family business management, and marketing.  He writes a bi-weekly column, Entreprenomics, in the T&T Business Guardian newspaper. He has published over 180 articles that advise small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and family business owners to grow their ventures.  Previously, Sajjad worked as Business Development Manager for a Fortune 500 company in the southern Caribbean.  Sajjad owns a consulting and training company, Entrepreneur Central Ltd. He assists SME owners in growing their ventures through training and consulting.  Sajjad developed the Knowledge Solopreneur Development Model, which shows knowledge workers how to transition to knowledge entrepreneurs through an iterative process.  He is the author of Build Your Legacy Business: Solopreneur To Family Business Hero. This book takes the entrepreneur from mindset development to starting and growing their ventures. The solopreneur can reference the book to transform their business into a family firm and so leave a legacy behind.  Director of Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce.  Sajjad has a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Marketing) from the University Of Florida (U.S), an MBA (General Management) from the University of Reading (U.K), and a Master of Science in Business Psychology from Franklin University (U.S) and an Advanced Certificate in Family Business Advising from the Family Firm Institute (U.S). 

Sajjad Malik witnessed terrible suffering during the Syrian crisis. As UNHCR's former representative in the country, he oversaw one of the UN Refugee Agency's toughest and most dangerous operations.  “There are certain images that will stay with me for a very long time. Because those are the images that cannot be forgotten overnight.” Since the war in Syria started in 2011 more than 5.7 million people have fled the country. Another 6.9 million are internally displaced. In this special bitesize episode, Sajjad Malik reflected on the catastrophic conditions he witnessed there and the lasting impact of those memories. “I'm seeing women, children, elderly, boys, girls suffering in there. And it's, it's my duty to make sure that we talk about it, and then do something about it.”

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The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. 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

The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/political-science

The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/critical-theory

The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/sociology

The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/south-asian-studies

The collapse of neoliberal hegemony in the western world following the financial crash of 2007-8 and subsequent rise of right-wing authoritarian personalities has been described as a crisis of 'the political' in western societies. But the crisis must be seen as global, rather than focusing on the west alone. Pakistan is experiencing rapid financialisation and rapacious capture of natural resources, overseen by the country's military establishment and state bureaucracy. Under their watch, trading and manufacturing interests, property developers and a plethora of mafias have monopolised the provision of basic needs like housing, water and food, whilst also feeding conspicuous consumption by a captive middle-class. In The Struggle for Hegemony in Pakistan: Fear, Desire and Revolutionary Horizons (Pluto Press, 2022), Aasim Sajjad Akhtar explores neoliberal Pakistan, looking at digital technology in enhancing mass surveillance, commodification, and atomisation, as well as resistance to the state and capital. Presenting a new interpretation of our global political-economic moment, he argues for an emancipatory political horizon embodied by the 'classless' subject. Iqra Shagufta Cheema teaches and writes in the areas of postmodernist postcolonial literatures, transnational feminisms, gender and sexuality studies, and film studies. They can be reached via email at IqraSCheema@gmail.com or Twitter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/science-technology-and-society

4:05 | In a scene straight out of the movies, NASA scientists (intentionally) crashed a satellite into an asteroid ten million kilometres away from Earth. It's an early step in establishing a "planetary defence" strategy. Does it make you feel more safe, knowing humans may avoid the fate of the dinosaurs?  16:45 | For nearly a third of his life, Brad Galloway was a white supremacist. Now, he works to combat hate, extremism, and terrorism in Canada. He tells Real Talk how he fell into extremism, and how he got out. Is the far-right group "Diagolon" (whose leader Jeremy Mackenzie joked about sexually assaulting Anaida Poilievre) a threat to security in Canada? How can the average person spot red flags, and what should we do about them? Don't miss this important conversation.  LEARN MORE ABOUT BRAD'S WORK: https://preventviolence.ca/  39:29 | Dr. Sajjad Fazel is demanding more from politicians. The health policy expert, frustrated by divisive, partisan attacks, says it's time we see more empathy and respect from elected officials.  READ SAJJAD'S THREAD: https://twitter.com/SajjadFazel/status/1573795401106423811?s=20&t=LjkdrKb4_jq_lR5r9L8VJA 1:02:34 | Are you still driving with a Graduated Driver's License (GDL)? Alberta's making changes to how it certifies drivers. Johnny gets personal about his own situation (and it's pretty hilarious).  1:09:31 | The Jasper Dark Sky Festival is happening October 14 to 23! Don't miss your chance to experience the world's largest dark sky preserve in stunning fashion. #MyJasper Memories is presented Wednesdays on Real Talk by our friends at Tourism Jasper.  LEARN MORE & GET YOUR TICKETS: https://jasperdarksky.travel/ WEBSITE: https://ryanjespersen.com/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/RealTalkRJ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/RealTalkRJ/ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@realtalkrj PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/ryanjespersen The views and opinions expressed in this show are those of the host and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Relay Communications Group Inc. or any affiliates.

Dermatologist, Dr Sajjad Rajpar makes his third visit to the podcast this week to separate the facts from the fiction about skin changes in perimenopause and menopause and debunk some of the messaging around recent skin products marketed for menopause. Dr Rajpar explains the importance of estrogen for skin and how HRT can prevent and heal damage to skin tissue such as leg ulcers, for example. The experts discuss the negative impact of skin product marketing on initially younger women and now menopausal women, and unpick some perceptions about what a ‘menopausal' face cream will and won't do for your skin. Dr Rajpar's three tips for problematic skin: For dry and irritable skin, avoid foaming and detergent based cleansers and use very gentle cleansing products or even a moisturising lotion to wash with. They may not lather or bubble but they do adequately remove dirt from your skin. Use a good moisturiser once or twice a day, consider a lotion in the day as it is lighter and use a cream at night. There are creams containing active ingredients that don't have to rob the bank. Look for ingredients like retinol, vitamin C, and sunscreen. You can visit Dr Rajpar's website here www.midlandskin.co.uk and follow him on social media @dr.rajpar_dermatologist on Instagram.

Quran Tafsir #30: Surah Al Fajr to An-Nas Last Episode | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #29: Surah Naba to Ghashiyya | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #28: Surah Mulk to Surah Mursalat | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #27: Surah al-Mujadilah to Surah At-Tahrim | Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #26:Surah Tur, Najm, Qamr, Rahman, Waqiah, Hadid | Sh. Dr. Yasir Qadhi & Sh. Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #24: Surah Shura, Zukhruf & Jathiya | Shaykh Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

Quran Tafsir #23: Surah al-Zumr, Ghafir, Fussilat | Shaykh Yasir Qadhi & Shaykh Sajjad Gul

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Can borders drawn on the ground really hold back hearts? Is home the place where you live or where you see yourself in your dreams? Razia Sajjad Zaheer tells a simple, poignant story about a woman who is determined to take a 'pudia' of lahori salt across the border into India for her elderly sikh neighbor. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/storyjam/message