Podcasts about suhaila

Hii leo jaridani tunaangazia machafuko nchini DRC, na katika elimu tunamsikia msichana wa Afghanistan ambaye ni mnufaika wa ufadhili wa Umoja wa Mataifa. Makala inatupeleka nchini Oaris kumulika matumizi ya AI katika elimu na mashinani tunakwenda nchini Sudan.Mashirika ya Umoja wa Mataifa hii leo yameonya kwamba kuongezeka kwa uhasama kwenye viunga vya mji wa Goma mashariki mwa Jamhuri ya Kidemokrasia ya Congo (DRC) kunakohusisha kundi lisilo la kiserikali linalojihami kwa silaha, M23 kumesababisha watu wengi zaidi kuhama katika eneo hilo lenye utajiri wa madini, huku kukiwa na hofu kwamba mji mkuu wa eneo hilo Goma unaweza kuangukia mikononi mwa wapiganaji hao.Tukiwa bado katika siku ya Elimu duniani kutana na Suhaila msichana mkimbizi kutoka Afghanistan ambaye kupitia mpango wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia wakimbizi UNHCR wa kuwahamishia wakimbizi katika nchi ya tatu aliwasili Jamhuri ya Kyrgyzstan ambako sio tu alipata maskani ya kudumu na wazazi wake bali pia matumaini na elimu iliyompa ari ya kurejesha matunda yake nyumbani alikotoka.Makala leo ikiwa ni siku ya elimu duniani Assumpta Massoi anakukutanisha na walimu wawili huko Paris nchini Ufaransa wakijadili mustakabali wa Akili Mnemba au AI kwenye ufundishaji darasani. Mahojiano hayo yameandaliwa na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la Elimu, Sayansi na UTamaduni, UNESCO.Na katika mashinani Nour Abdallah, Mkimbizi wa ndani katika eneo la Zamzam nchini Sudan kupitia video ya Shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa chakula Duniani WFP, anasema janga la njaa limelazimisha jamii kula chakula cha mifugo huku wakiwa na matumaini kwani chakula cha msaada kinaendelea kuwasilishwa kwenye maeneo yaliyoathiriwa na vita.Mwenyeji wako ni Anold Kayanda, karibu!  

Katika siku ya Elimu duniani kutana na Suhaila msichana mkimbizi kutoka Afghanistan ambaye kupitia mpango wa shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la kuhudumia wakimbizi  UNHCR wa kuwahamishia wakimbizi katika nchi ya tatu aliwasili Jamhuri ya Kyrgyzstan ambako sio tu alipata maskani ya kudumu na wazazi wake bali pia matumaini na elimu iliyompa ari ya kurejesha matunda yake nyumbani alikotoka. Flora Nducha na taarifa zaidi.

Depuis cet été, l'amendement d'une loi irakienne divise le pays. Cette réforme vise à modifier la loi des statuts personnels qui définit depuis 1959 les règles du mariage, du divorce ou encore de la garde des enfants. Les partis soutenant l'amendement arguent qu'il rendra la loi plus constitutionnelle en donnant le choix de passer par les tribunaux religieux, tandis que les opposants dénoncent une réforme qui entamera les droits des femmes et des enfants dans le pays. Les manifestants, majoritairement des femmes, sont quelques dizaines rassemblées dans une rue passante de Bagdad. Elles rejettent la réforme de la loi qui régit les affaires familiales en Irak. « En amendant cette loi, ils ont l'intention de remplacer les tribunaux civils irakiens par des tribunaux chiites et sunnites, explique Suhaila al-Assem, activiste et membre de l'Alliance 188, du nom de la loi dite des statuts personnels. Depuis 1959, nous allons devant un seul tribunal et les citoyens irakiens, quand ils signent leur contrat de mariage devant un juge, se voient demander à quelle religion rattacher ce mariage, et le juge l'enregistre. Mais maintenant, ils veulent séparer ça entre les tribunaux chiites et sunnites. »Avec son collectif, elle dénonce un retour en arrière, une influence religieuse sur les affaires civiles qui rendrait plus facile le mariage des mineurs et accorderait la garde des enfants aux pères à partir de 7 ans.À lire aussiIrak: un projet d'amendement de la loi sur les libertés inquiète les défenseurs des droits humainsDe fortes tensions au sein de la population Derrière une banderole, une femme s'inquiète des conséquences que cela aura sur sa fille, dont elle a la garde depuis son divorce. « J'ai été forcée de me marier quand j'avais 13 ans. Ma fille a maintenant 10 ans, pourquoi devrait-elle être à la garde de la femme de son père ?, s'indigne-t-elle. Ça fait 10 ans que je prends soin d'elle et ils veulent me prendre ma fille sans lui demander son avis ! Nous rejetons cet amendement parce qu'il ôte leurs droits aux femmes et aux enfants. »Elle est interrompue par un homme divorcé qui soutient la réforme. « Je gagne 10 000 dinars par jour, j'ai 4 enfants et je dois verser 450 000 dinars par mois. La mère ne me laisse pas rendre visite à mes enfants ou voir mes enfants… Jamais ! », s'énerve-t-il. Une manifestante lui répond : « Les juges sont justes, vous pouvez aller au tribunal et demander à les voir. »Le ton monte jusqu'à ce que l'homme reçoive une gifle et soit escorté hors de la foule. Cette scène surprenante à Bagdad illustre les tensions engendrées par cette réforme.Des règles opaques et de nombreuses questions en suspensPourtant, les règles qui régiront la vie des Irakiens ne sont pas claires. Les autorités religieuses auront six mois pour écrire leurs codes juridiques, une fois la réforme votée. Pour Salem al-Mousawi, ancien juge, spécialiste du droit constitutionnel, difficile de savoir à quoi s'attendre. « Le problème du mariage des mineurs, c'est qu'il est source de désaccord entre les courants religieux, le groupe sunnite malikite dit 12 ans minimum, l'école hanafite sunnite dit 9 ans, et les chiites Jaafari disent 7. La crainte, c'est que les citoyens perdent confiance en notre système judiciaire irakien, souligne-t-il. Le résultat, c'est que nous serons soumis aux opinions et aux jugements personnels de religieux. »Quel contrôle conserverait l'État sur ces lois ? En cas de changements de responsables religieux dans le pays, les codes pourraient-ils être changés ? De nombreuses questions restent en suspens, y compris de savoir si la réforme sera cette fois adoptée au Parlement.À lire aussi«Ça n'a rien changé»: 20 ans après la chute de Saddam Hussein, la situation des Irakiennes stagne

Depuis cet été, l'amendement d'une loi irakienne divise le pays. Cette réforme vise à modifier la loi des statuts personnels qui définit depuis 1959 les règles du mariage, du divorce ou encore de la garde des enfants. Les partis soutenant l'amendement arguent qu'il rendra la loi plus constitutionnelle en donnant le choix de passer par les tribunaux religieux, tandis que les opposants dénoncent une réforme qui entamera les droits des femmes et des enfants dans le pays. Les manifestants, majoritairement des femmes, sont quelques dizaines rassemblées dans une rue passante de Bagdad. Elles rejettent la réforme de la loi qui régit les affaires familiales en Irak. « En amendant cette loi, ils ont l'intention de remplacer les tribunaux civils irakiens par des tribunaux chiites et sunnites, explique Suhaila al-Assem, activiste et membre de l'Alliance 188, du nom de la loi dite des statuts personnels. Depuis 1959, nous allons devant un seul tribunal et les citoyens irakiens, quand ils signent leur contrat de mariage devant un juge, se voient demander à quelle religion rattacher ce mariage, et le juge l'enregistre. Mais maintenant, ils veulent séparer ça entre les tribunaux chiites et sunnites. »Avec son collectif, elle dénonce un retour en arrière, une influence religieuse sur les affaires civiles qui rendrait plus facile le mariage des mineurs et accorderait la garde des enfants aux pères à partir de 7 ans.À lire aussiIrak: un projet d'amendement de la loi sur les libertés inquiète les défenseurs des droits humainsDe fortes tensions au sein de la population Derrière une banderole, une femme s'inquiète des conséquences que cela aura sur sa fille, dont elle a la garde depuis son divorce. « J'ai été forcée de me marier quand j'avais 13 ans. Ma fille a maintenant 10 ans, pourquoi devrait-elle être à la garde de la femme de son père ?, s'indigne-t-elle. Ça fait 10 ans que je prends soin d'elle et ils veulent me prendre ma fille sans lui demander son avis ! Nous rejetons cet amendement parce qu'il ôte leurs droits aux femmes et aux enfants. »Elle est interrompue par un homme divorcé qui soutient la réforme. « Je gagne 10 000 dinars par jour, j'ai 4 enfants et je dois verser 450 000 dinars par mois. La mère ne me laisse pas rendre visite à mes enfants ou voir mes enfants… Jamais ! », s'énerve-t-il. Une manifestante lui répond : « Les juges sont justes, vous pouvez aller au tribunal et demander à les voir. »Le ton monte jusqu'à ce que l'homme reçoive une gifle et soit escorté hors de la foule. Cette scène surprenante à Bagdad illustre les tensions engendrées par cette réforme.Des règles opaques et de nombreuses questions en suspensPourtant, les règles qui régiront la vie des Irakiens ne sont pas claires. Les autorités religieuses auront six mois pour écrire leurs codes juridiques, une fois la réforme votée. Pour Salem al-Mousawi, ancien juge, spécialiste du droit constitutionnel, difficile de savoir à quoi s'attendre. « Le problème du mariage des mineurs, c'est qu'il est source de désaccord entre les courants religieux, le groupe sunnite malikite dit 12 ans minimum, l'école hanafite sunnite dit 9 ans, et les chiites Jaafari disent 7. La crainte, c'est que les citoyens perdent confiance en notre système judiciaire irakien, souligne-t-il. Le résultat, c'est que nous serons soumis aux opinions et aux jugements personnels de religieux. »Quel contrôle conserverait l'État sur ces lois ? En cas de changements de responsables religieux dans le pays, les codes pourraient-ils être changés ? De nombreuses questions restent en suspens, y compris de savoir si la réforme sera cette fois adoptée au Parlement.À lire aussi«Ça n'a rien changé»: 20 ans après la chute de Saddam Hussein, la situation des Irakiennes stagne

Join Kari and Suhaila on this Temple of Geek Podcast episode. Together, we’ll delve into Peacock’s latest pop-horror series, “Hysteria!” which premiered on October 18, 2024.   A Chilling Dive into the Occult and the ’80s Satanic Panic’   Set against the backdrop of the late 1980s “Satanic Panic,” the series follows a group of high school […] The post Exploring the Depths of Peacock’s “Hysteria!”: A Temple of Geek Podcast Discussion appeared first on TEMPLE OF GEEK.

The Temple of Geek podcast hosts Kari, Lady Dragon JJ, and Suhaila discuss the season 2 finale of House of the Dragon, "The Queen Who Ever Was". The post Podcast Review – House of The Dragon, Season 2 Finale, “The Queen Who Ever Was” appeared first on TEMPLE OF GEEK.

In the Temple of Geek podcast, hosts Kari, Suhaila, and JJ gathered to discuss episode 5 of season 2 of House of the Dragon. The post Recap and Review: House of the Dragon, Season 2, Episode 5 appeared first on TEMPLE OF GEEK.

Join Kari and Suhaila as they delve into the fiery depths of House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 3  "The Burning Mill." The post House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 3, The Burning Mill” Ignites the Fires of War appeared first on TEMPLE OF GEEK.

Temple of Geek podcast hosts Kari, JJ, and Suhaila dove into the second episode of House of the Dragon season two, and they all agreed on one thing: this episode was a vast improvement. The post Review & Discussion: House of the Dragon Season 2, Episode 2 appeared first on TEMPLE OF GEEK.

Donate to the Ahli Arab Hospital. Today's is a short and very special conversation captured on the fly at the Episcopal Parish Network Conference in Houston, Texas, with Dr. Suhaila Tarazi.If you haven't heard of Suhaila, then you have certainly heard of her workplace. She is the director of the Ahli Arab Hospital in Gaza, which was recently in the news for a bomb that fell in their parking lot. How did Suhaila receive a call from God, three times, to direct the hospital? What is the state of the hospital now? What is she praying for? And how has her friendship with Nicholas served a mutual mission for flourishing life for Arab and Jewish neighbors?Special thanks to Joe Swimmer, La'Zendra Danforth, and their team, for carving out a space to record in a very busy conference center. Thanks to Nicholas Porter for arranging the conversation.Lean in for the short but sweet privilege of hearing from a woman it was an incredible honor to meet. We hope you enjoy the conversation. Donate to the Ahli Arab Hospital.

On September 5 2012, a cyclist driving through the French Alps came upon a shocking scene. Married couple Saad and Iqbal al-Hilli, along with Iqbal's elderly mother Suhaila al-Allaf, were shot execution-style while sitting in their BMW in a secluded parking spot in the woods surrounding Chevaline. 7-year-old Zainab al-Hilli clung to life on the ground nearby, while 4-year-old Zeena al-Hilli was nowhere to be seen. A local cyclist, Sylvain Mollier, was also fatally shot in the brutal killing spree.  An international investigation quickly raised more questions than it did answers. What were the victims doing in this isolated area? Had they been targeted as part of some sinister activity or were they killed at random by a lone psychopath?  --- Narration – Anonymous Host Research & writing – Elsha McGill Creative direction – Milly Raso Production and music – Mike Migas Music – Andrew D.B. Joslyn Sign up for Casefile Premium: Apple Premium Spotify Premium Patreon For all credits and sources, please visit casefilepodcast.com/case-272-the-annecy-shootings

Guest preacher, Drew Jackson, shares about the ways Jesus models for us the practice of solitude. When the world presses in on us from all sides, how might the practice of intentionally withdrawing, help remind us of who we are and where we come from? ------ Drew Jackson is a poet, speaker, and public theologian. He is author of God Speaks Through Wombs: Poems on God's Unexpected Coming and Touch the Earth: Poems on The Way. Drew was formerly the lead pastor of Hope East Village in Lower Manhattan, and now currently works as the Director of Mission Integration for the Center for Action and Contemplation. He resides with his wife, Genay, and twin daughters, Zora and Suhaila, in Brooklyn, NY.

Kosmozoo records is thrilled to unveil the fresh release from Piccaya, titled "Suhaila," a collaborative effort with Blossom Culture, a distinguished Belgian electronic music duo known for their captivating melodies and immersive soundscapes. ⋘ ◈ ⋙ The track also boasts an amazing remix from Elie Ô & Dolby Tall, extending the creative kinship. "Suhaila" serves as an ode to Middle Eastern music, meticulously crafted with the spirit of whirling dervishes in mind. ⋘ ◈ ⋙ REF: KOSMO015 GENRE: Organic Downtempo

Join us at 6pm CDT on Thursday, July 7th, for the premiere of Keri Smith's interview with Suhaila Devi, a Vedic counselor and Pujari offering personalized rituals and spiritual counseling based in the Hindu Dharmic traditions. Suhaila grew up in a deeply Evangelical Christian setting but as a teen found Hinduism to be a much better fit for her. She's worked about a decade in the nonprofit and social work sector and is currently working on creating her own Hindu temple and nonprofit organization. Keri and Suhaila talk about how Hinduism is incompatible with Woke Ideology and how the Trans-Activist branch of Social Justice does real harm to children and people with gender dysphoria.

Bagaimanakah persiapan juara dunia pencak silat  Nurul Suhaila Saiful menjelang Sukan SEA ini? Nurul Suhaila yang merupakan pemenang pingat di Sukan SEA 2022 bakal bertanding dalam kelas E puteri 65 hingga 70 kilogram kali ini. Apa yang boleh kita jangkakan daripada beliau daripada segi persiapan dan semangatnya untuk terus mengembangkan lagi sukan seni mempertahankan diri ini di mata masyarakat? Dengar podcast #NoTapis: Extra Time yang dirakamkan di Wisma Geylang Serai bersama editor podcast Shahida Sarhid dan wartawan sukan, Zulaiqah Abdul Rahim   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 of Carnival Row has given audiences plenty of internet discourse. Suhaila and Kari talk about characters and real-world parallels. The post Carnival Row Season 2 Review – Temple of Geek Podcast appeared first on Temple of Geek.

Welcome back Kyber Squadron! This week, we bring Suhaila of Su's Theories to the Illumination to discuss the rich history of Revolution and Oppression in the real world and how that inspired Tony Gilroy and Diego Luna's Andor series on Disney+! We discuss everything from real-world mining disasters, to the ongoing violence indigenous people from the United States and Canada all the way to Palestine face in the pursuit of Imperial profit, resources, and territory. Follow us: Twitter: @SithtyMinutes @AAA_Photog @BimboKatan @sustheories Instagram: @PaulaBear92 @RBW3000 @General_Leia_The_Pup  Hive: @sithtyminutes Show Notes: Tony Gilroy Interview Mining Disaster in Ghana Afghanistan's Minerals Mining and the Environment Hydropower and Environmental Impact The Dakota Access Pipeline Timeline The Pipeline isn't even Legally Operating Canada's Pipeline Oil's Impact on the Middle East The Hawaiian Kingdom's Overthrow Palestine's Open-Air Prison The Olive Tree in Palestine COVID-19 and Palestine Indigenous Oppression ...Keystone Pipeline Leaked..Again

Welcome back to another episode of Kessel Run Relay! Thank you for listening to our episode. This episode is a discussion on Episodes 6 and 7 of Andor with our friend Suhaila.-This episode includes: Hiddleswift is HanQi'ra coded, K-2SO Moto-Moto kin, skeevy Skeen, Nemik should have gone to Thundercat, B2 and Maarva hold a grudge, Cassiann dies in Rogue One, and Star Wars fans discover wind.-Follow Suhaila on social media:Twitter/Tiktok- @sustheories-Visit Suhaila's store at https://www.kohlstudio.com/sus-theories!-Follow us on social media:Twitter- @KesselRunRelayTiktok/Instagram- @kesselrunrelaypod-Email us: kesselrunrelaypod@gmail.com

Suhaila Cotton is a Field Representative for Our Climate, a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization with a mission to empower young people to advocate for the science-based, equitable, and intersectional climate justice policies that build a thriving world. Check out: https://ourclimate.us/   

September, 2012. A British family of five holidaying in a picturesque location in the French Alps is ruthlessly gunned down by an unknown perpetrator on the side of a remote alpine road. Three are killed. Confounding the investigation is that, found with their bodies, is also that of a local cyclist. As we near the 10 year anniversary of what came to be known as the Annecy Murders, the case remains cold. Who was the target of this violent crime? A quiet British-Iraqi family? A small town Frenchman and new father? And most importantly, who is responsible for the murders of Saad and Iqbal Al-Hilli, Suhaila al-Allaf and Sylvain Mollier? Theme music: ⁣ Undertow by Scott Buckley | https://soundcloud.com/scottbuckley⁣ Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com⁣ Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)⁣ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Canale True Crime Italiano. Episodio bonus visto che oggi è il 22/02/2022Col caso di oggi amici, attraversiamo le Alpi e andiamo dai cugini francesi, precisamente ad Annecy, una piccola città nella regione Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes nel sud-est della Francia. Il pomeriggio del 5 settembre 2012, in una tranquilla strada di montagna nel sud-est della Francia, vicina al lago di Annecy, un attacco armato ha provocato la morte di 3 turisti britannici e un ciclista francese: il 50enne Saad al-Hilli, sua moglie Iqbal, all'epoca 47 anni, e sua madre Suhaila al-Allaf, 74 anni, il cittadino francese Sylvain Mollier, età 45 anni. Le due giovani figlie di Saad e Iqbal fortunatamente sono sopravvissute all'attacco. Un caso inquietante da seguire fino alla fine. Iscriviti al podcast per non perdere i nuovi episodi in uscita. Tutti i venerdì un nuovo caso.Visita il sito del podcast e iscriviti alla newsletter: https://scarymonster.tony-sale.com/Seguimi anche sul canale Youtube:https://www.youtube.com/c/ScaryMonsterTrueCrimeContatti:Antonello Saleinfo@tony-sale.com

Love Period is sharing a 4 part mini-series to celebrate Black History Month to close out Season 2. In this series, Jacqui is talking with friends about what it means to be Black in America today. Jacqui kicks off this series with poet, pastor, and peacemaker Drew Jackson. Drew E. Jackson is a poet who came late to writing poetry, although he would say that his love for the art form began with hip-hop, learning to put words together from Nas' Illmatic. He writes at the intersection of justice, peace, and contemplation, having a passion to contribute toward a more just and whole world. Born in Williamstown, NJ, Drew currently calls New York City home. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Chicago and an M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. While he's not traversing the world of poetry, Drew spends his time pastoring Hope East Village, a church that he planted in March of 2018. Drew also serves as the President of Pax, an organization focused on promoting the peace of Jesus in the 21st century. Drew is blessed to share life with his wife Genay, and their twin daughters Zora and Suhaila. Resources: Jacqui's new book Fierce Love can be found here. Drew's new book God Speaks Through Wombs can be found here. A transcript for this episode can be found here. Connect with us: We'd love to hear your thoughts, comments, or feedback. Send us an email. Rev. Jacqui Lewis Ph.D.: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Drew Jackson: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Center for Action and Contemplation: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

Episode 133 - Stephanie welcomes Pastor and poet Drew Jackson who invites us to experience the gospel of Luke through his own culture today. He weaves his own growing-up years with Luke's words about the birth of Jesus, and his own ministry and outreach to the marginalized, with Jesus' calling to bring freedom to the captives and restoration to the wounded.  His debut poetry collection, God Speaks Through Wombs, is a unique contribution to the world of poetry. This collection is a poetic telling of the first eight chapters of the Gospel of Luke, centering the theme of liberation. In this collection Jackson is asking the question, “What if we were able to hear the story of the Gospel of Luke from the perspective of those on the margins,” which Jackson says he believes was Luke's intention in the first place. Throughout history the story of the Gospels has been co-opted by the powerful, and this is continuing to happen in our day. This collection of poems is an attempt to recover those voices that have so often been silenced. At the same time, this poetry is deeply personal and engages how the Gospel of Luke interacts with Jackson's own story of being a Black man navigating the landscape of American life. Meet Drew Jackson Drew E. Jackson is a poet who came late to writing poetry, although he would say that his love for the art form began with hip-hop, learning to put words together from Nas' Illmatic. He writes at the intersection of justice, peace, and contemplation, having a passion to contribute toward a more just and whole world. Born in Williamstown, NJ, Drew currently calls New York City home. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Chicago and an M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. While he's not traversing the world of poetry, Drew spends his time pastoring Hope East Village, a church that he planted in March of 2018. Drew also serves as the President of Pax, an organization focused on promoting the peace of Jesus in the 21st century. Drew is blessed to share life with his wife Genay, and their twin daughters Zora and Suhaila. Connect with Drew: https://www.djacksonpoetics.com/   SHADES OF RED is a brand new original series by GospelSpice Ministries. We ponder humanity as loved, created, fallen and, in Christ, redeemed. SHADES OF RED brings you a simple theological perspective to understand the consequences of the curse of sin on humanity, followed by a practical approach to step up against the evils of our day, rooted in unity between man and woman. Weaving real-life Bible stories, this series will help you get informed, keep interceding, get involved, and keep influencing our generation. We will also occasionally welcome special guests who share our passion to fight against oppression in all its forms, for example through the fight against human trafficking, or through racial reconciliation, and more. Support us!

"I won't say it was professional, what I will say is it was tremendous savagery. And what is certain is that somebody wanted to kill."On the afternoon of 5 September 2012, an attack took place just off of the Route Forestière Domaniale de la Combe d'Ire, a quiet mountain road in southeastern France, near Lake Annecy. The attack claimed the lives of four people - Saad al-Hilli, his wife Iqbal al-Hilli, her mother Suhaila al-Allaf, and French cyclist Sylvain Mollier - and left the al-Hilli's two young daughters traumatized. In the years since, investigators have probed the victims' backgrounds in hope of finding a cause, but have been left empty-handed. The working theory is that the culprit was a "lone psychopath" who committed the crime for no real reason...Episode written & researched by Olivia ParadiceEpisode hosted & produced by Micheal WhelanOriginal music created by Micheal Whelan through Amper MusicTheme music created and composed by Ailsa TravesLearn more about this podcast at http://unresolved.meIf you would like to support this podcast and others, consider heading to https://www.patreon.com/unresolvedpod to become a Patron or Producer

Drew E. Jackson is a poet who came late to writing poetry, although he would say that his love for the art form began with hip-hop, learning to put words together from Nas' Illmatic. He writes at the intersection of justice, peace, and contemplation, having a passion to contribute toward a more just and whole world. Born in Williamstown, NJ, Drew currently calls New York City home. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Chicago and an M.A. in Theology from Fuller Theological Seminary. While he's not traversing the world of poetry, Drew spends his time pastoring Hope East Village, a church that he planted in March of 2018. Drew also serves as the President of Pax, an organization focused on promoting the peace of Jesus in the 21st century.Drew is blessed to share life with his wife Genay, and their twin daughters Zora and Suhaila.This podcast was recorded on September 7th, 2021

During today's chat with Suhaila Baheyeldin of Kohl Studio, we talk about transitioning into healthcare design, how she keeps herself balanced, and how important it is for designers to understand their true responsibility. We hope you enjoy the episode and feel free to connect with Suhaila to continue the conversation on Instagram: @suhailaskb, @kohlstudio

When was the last time you went for a walk in the city, or in your neighbourhood? In this webinar, we talk to Yasmin Lane of Jane's Walk (Kuala Lumpur) and Rashidah Kamaluddin of Kota Kita (Kota Kinabalu), advocates of walkability in the city. We also talk to Suhaila Abdul Rashid, a senior architect at the Public Works Department who is also working on her PhD about the safety of women in the urban space.

Lalita du Perron talks to Suhaila Meera about her Theater and Performance Studies PhD at Stanford on border-crossing children in art, the emotional challenges of analyzing art which depicts painful histories, and the logistical challenges of producing theater in pandemic times. Transcript available on request (email us at southasiainfo@stanford.edu). Please allow a week for transcript to become available.

Suhaila Salimpour grew up caught between two worlds: the strict, Shi’a Muslim household of her father who passed away when she was 10, and the free-spirited Hippie fantasyland of her mother, renowned belly dance innovator Jamila Salimpour. By the time she was 14, Suhaila was the sole breadwinner for herself and her mother, traveling across the United States on the weekends teaching her mother’s dance method and creating her own revolutionary approach to belly dance. She also lived and worked as a professional entertainer in the Middle East, with residencies in some of the finest venues. She worked with musical ensembles of over 40 musicians, including Arab pop stars Ahmad Adawiya, Amr Diab, and Sabah.Upon returning to the San Francisco Bay Area in the late 1990s, Suhaila returned to teaching regular dance classes and developing the first-ever certification program in Middle Eastern dance. Today, the Salimpour School has five satellites run by licensed instructors in the United States, Europe, and Egypt, as well as a thriving global community of thousands of students, including the new Suhaila Salimpour Institute of Online Education. In 2019, the Salimpour School began its residency at Mills College, where Suhaila is also an Adjunct Professor. She teaches Core Dimension™ and Embodied Movement in the Department of Dance and Theater.In this episode you will learn about:- Growing up as the daughter of a well-known belly dancer and part of a Muslim family  - Living and performing in the Middle East  - Going through dance depression and losing your artistic identity  - Reasons why Suhaila started a certification program  - The Salimpour method of teachingShow Notes to this episode:Find Suhaila Salimpour on Instagram, FB, YouTube and website. Information about her online school and institute is available here.Follow Iana on Instagram, FB, Youtube, website .Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

Sabriye Tekbilek grew up in an environment of Middle Eastern music and dance. She is the daughter of the renowned Turkish musician "Haci" Ahmet Tekbilek, and Lisa Djeylan, once an international bellydancer herself. While attending the University of California at Berkeley, Sabriye began taking classes with Suhaila Salimpour and quickly became a member of the Suhaila Dance Company and Bal Anat. It was while studying with both Suhaila and Jamila Salimpour that Sabriye was encouraged to begin teaching, awakening a passion for instruction. In 2005 Sabriye moved to the Middle East where she worked for seven years with Lebanese agent Toros Siranossian throughout the Gulf and North Africa. She also spent one year in Cairo working at the prestigious night club Haroun Al Rashid in the Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel along side the legendary Dina.In this episode you will learn about:- Growing up in an artistic family  - The meaning of the term ‘Arabesk music’  - Transitioning from a performance to a teaching career  - The gap between the festival world and the belly dance scene in the Middle East  - Adjusting to the lockdownShow Notes to this episode:Find Raksan on FB, Youtube, and website.Follow Iana on Instagram, FB, Youtube, website .Podcast: www.ianadance.com/podcast

When was the last time you woke up in the morning and feeling you are going to live the best for your day? In this episode, Suhaila Nordin, shares her journey and practical tips on how we can feel more joy by giving and be more authentic to ourselves. Listen until the end! Aila Nordin (ailanordin.com) is the strategic and creative force behind NIAT Consulting (NIATConsulting.com) and Niat Living, a movement to advocate intentional business approach and conscious lifestyle and wellbeing. To have a dose of joy, I am collaborating with Aila and BAGI for Bali (https://www.instagram.com/bagiforbali/) for my 25th birthday to encourage listeners to donate, to feed and nourish Balinese children (You can watch their beautiful smiles here: https://www.instagram.com/p/CHKDrZkg4SE/) TO DONATE: Mandiri 175.0000433648 o/b PT SB Handara (CSR) PS: you can also donate your birthday to @bagiforbali. Just DM your details and they will do a birthday poster for you #bagiasagift Please share and follow this podcast for more content that can make you more joyful and content!

Find out how Suhaila, Jamila and The Salimpour School have shaped the history of belly dance and fused elements of hip hop dance with traditional Middle Eastern Dance.

Third generation belly dance star Isabella shares what she learned from Suhaila and Jamila Salimpour, talks about the magic of Bal Anat, and reflects on dancing illegally in Egypt at 8 years old.

Irfan Fandi! Footballer, model, chick magnet, goal scorer. You can't deny that he's one of the icons of our generation (the youths) We had a very interesting and fruitful conversation with him. Covered his childhood which includes constant travelling to different countries for his training and studies. What life was like with superstar parents. Touched on his athlete life and we had to ask him about his relationship status and we found out from the man himself what happened between him and Suhaila. Give this podcast a listen and share it! Have a conversation with us on Telegram and follow us on all our social media! Stay Happy, Stay Positive and we'll see ya'll in the next podcast! Telegram: https://t.me/randomlyrelatableSG Instagram: https://instagram.com/randomlyrelatable_sg?igshid=1ucmyzpny4vkc TikTok: https://vt.tiktok.com/2YEraF/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RRSGPodcast Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/randomlyrelatablesg

Find out why Suhaila walked off the nightclub stage at 28, how we can show respect for the cultural origins of belly dance, and how her mother Jamila Salimpour danced her cooking. 

Suhaila's student and friend Anna Horn shares some of the surprising elements of Suhaila's format, reminisces about Jamila Salimpour's finger cymbals, and shows us how the pets we love can inspire us to dance.

Suhaila Saqer Gobaash is Festival Strategy planning & Execution Director at Dubai Events and Promotions Establishment and joins the podcast to talk about the strategy behind the festivals that are unique to Dubai. With 'shopping, winning and entertainment' at the core of each one, this is a detailed insight into what has become a significant pillar of Dubai's successful marketing and events strategy. Listen to the full DUBAI WORKS podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes and Anghami. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dubai-works/message

Suhaila Saqer Gobaash is Festival Strategy planning & Execution Director at Dubai Events and Promotions Establishment and joins the podcast to talk about the strategy behind the festivals that are unique to Dubai. With 'shopping, winning and entertainment' at the core of each one, this is a detailed insight into what has become a significant pillar of Dubai's successful marketing and events strategy. Listen to the full DUBAI WORKS podcast on SoundCloud, iTunes and Anghami. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dubai-works/message

En este episodio Andrés, Carlos invitaron a su amigo psicologa/reclutadora Suhaila y hablan sobre cómo conseguir el trabajo de tus sueños así que quédate hasta el final y no te lo pierdas. Ya están activos los planes de contenido exclusivo en Patreon. Entra al link y gasta tu dinero en el que más te llame la atención https://www.patreon.com/reddeculto DALE LIKE Y FOLLOW A NUESTRO INSTAGRAM https://www.instagram.com/reddeculto SÍGUENOS: Carlos: @carlosadsh Andres Eloy: @andreslaley @reddeculto

Each year, thousands of Brits flock to the French Alps for their holidays, eager to soak in the tranquil surroundings and take a break from their daily stresses and routine. But on September 5, 2012, it became the setting of an unthinkable tragedy, when four people were shot dead on a winding mountain road. This episode of the Case Remains podcast explores the unsolved murders of Suhaila al-Allaf, Saad and Iqbal al-Hilli, and Sylvain Mollier, otherwise known as the Annecy Shootings. // The Case Remains podcast is edited by the talented Joel North, and the intro/outro music was composed by the brilliant Michael Meadows. Both can be reached, along with thousands of other skilled creatives, at Fiverr.com. //// Social Instagram: @caseremains Twitter: @caseremains Website: www.caseremains.com

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Suhaila al Dhaheri, is a law student at Paris Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi. At 21 she already has experience in running elections and holding a mandate to represent the interests of her peers. Suhaila was elected President of her university’s Student Council and at a federal level she has also been a member of the Emirates Youth Council for one year. In a country that little more than a decade ago has launched the first elections of its history for its consultative legislative body, progressively increasing the number of eligible voters, her experience contributes to the general journey towards more public participation. Suhaila lives in Abu Dhabi, pursuing her desire “to make a change”, but is keen to maintain a strong connection to her roots in Al Ain. Born at a time when her country had already gone through significant transformations, she embraces the future with optimism.

Whoa! Get ready for some awesome! For this episode Na'La from Shakra joins the YIP Crew in studio! We all learn about the oud, Tammy shares her secret for happy feet (super sweet dance shoes, that's what!), Mary shares some Na'La-approved music and there's more giggling than usual! (I know....scary!!!)Download Episode 57Or Listen Here: On This Episode:Tammy's sweet dance sneakers!DIY/Bellydance on a Budget (tribe.net) - "Glue?"E6000Shira.net tribe (tribe.net) - "Is It Good for Business?"Hipmix.net - Dilara's Diary - "Hi, I'm Dilara Sultan, and I don't approve of this message"Shira.net tribe (tribe.net) - "Forgiving bad dancers and teachers?"Princess Farhana (blog) - "Dancing Through Pain and Physical Limitation, Part Two"R.I.C.E. So You Think You Can Dance - Janelle IssisSadie - Awesome video of Sadie being awesome!Deep Roots DanceLavaSaritaJill ParkerLuciterraValley of the Jolly Green GiantCues and TattoosUdjat Beats & Belly DancingShula Azhar Belly Dance DivasTribal SolsticeTjardaGeisha MothSakura Tribal (blog) - "Mishaps and Mayhem!"  The oudPlanet of the Ood (Doctor Who) The oud - legend of the creation Dobby (Harry Potter)Melanie Moore - "Cracks" solo from So You Think You Can DanceFreestylersEllie GouldingBassnectar Na'La on FacebookOffice Space Milton (red stapler)Heather Stants (Urban Tribal Dance Company)Amy Sigil - UNMATADonna MejiaMira BetzTjarda and The Uzume Dance Company Sera SolsticeCarolena NericcioGothic Bellydance - RevelationsShakra's Industrial Strength Dance Workout DVDThe Daily ShowClip of TURKU featuring the Ghawazee Dancers (did you spot Olivia Kissel?)Domba!ShakraSCA - Society for Creative AnachronismSuhailaRusted Root Never give up! Never surrender!Around Town:There is not an Around Town on this episode, however you can Join our Email List and find out everything currently going on!Oud Music:1. "Oud Taksim" by The Ikhwani Safaa Musical Club of Zanzibar2. "Oud Taqsim" by Kara Nomadica3. "Taksim" by John Berberian 4. "Azziza" by John BerberianEnd credits: "Siseler" by John BerberianFeatured Artists:First set:1. "Cracks" by Freestylers (Flux Pavilion remix) - Amazon or 2. "Lights" by Ellie Golding (Bassnectar remix) - Amazon or 3. "Timestretch" by Bassnectar - Amazon or Second set: All songs by Rusted Root - Amazon or Song 1: "Agbadza" (off the album Rusted Root)Songs 2/3:  "Drum Trip" and "Back to the Earth" (off the album When I Woke)Additional Music:Artist: Solace - Amazon or Album: Gorgon DaysSongs: Full Blown Stutter, Blind in One EyeAlbum: NagariSongs: Coveting Bes, Bain of Desire, Sorrow & Veil, Serpent's Kiss, Strange Flesh, Death in Sin, End of ReligionArtist: Shiva in Exile - Amazon or Album: NourSongs: We're All One

In this episode of YIP Mary and Tammy talk about their New Year's resolutions and the blogs that are continuing to entertain and inform. This episode also brings us the melodious voices of not one, not two, but THREE special guests! Heather Stants joins us for a brief cameo to chat about music; Asharah tells us about her beginnings and her journey so far through Suhaila's certification program; and (surprise guest!) Jesse Manno from the ensemble Sherefe (Boulder, CO) Skypes in to talk about his awesome group! So much cool stuff in this episode it'll blow your MIND!!Download Episode 52Or Listen Here: On This Episode:Dallas Observer article via the fab ShiraFans of YIP! Podcast - Facebook groupHot Pot studios (and UNMATA!)YIP! Podcast (tribe.net) - "When did you consider yourself a dancer?"Bellydance Revolution mixesSweater Shrug things are from Threaded Visions!Fl!pside Creations (on Etsy)Bellydance Paladin (Asharah's blog) - "I just loved her costume..."Deep Roots Dance (Shay Moore's blog) - "Fabulous Tribal Styling for Super Short Hair"Heather Labonte Modern Bellydance (blog) - "Tendu"Tempest's Teapot - "A challenge to the community"The Bellydance Blog - "How the dancer lost her mojo, and found it again..."BalkanologyShantelwww.allthelyrics.comAsharah - The Bellydance PaladinHahbi 'RuKim LearySuhaila SalimpourMagnatune.comSherefeBeth QuistAround Town:There is not an Around Town on this episode, however you can Join our Email List and find out everything currently going on!Featured Artists:Artist: Shantel - Amazon or Song #1: "Disko Partizani" - Disko PartizaniSong #2: "Glazart Sea" - Auf der anderen Seite (The Edge of Heaven soundtrack)Song #3: "Mahalageasca" (Shantel & Mahala Rai Banda) - Bucovina Mixtape Vol. 1Artist: Sherefe -Amazon or Album: Sala SalaSongs: W'nindum Al'Ashra L'Ghalia, Dort Beygir, Thracian RucenitsaAdditional Music:Artist: Sherefe - Amazon or Album: Sala SalaSongs: Baliklar Derya icinde, Tris Frangopoules, Evlerinin Onu Mersin, Nedir Bu Telasin Kaslarin KayrasinaArtist: Shantel - Amazon or Album: Disko PartizaniSongs: Disko Partizani, Andante LevanteArtist: Beth Quist - Amazon or Album #1: New MoonSongs: Deep Well, New MoonAlbum #2: Shall We DanceSong: Ritual

This episode of YIP features the fab Sherri Wheatley! Tune in to hear her talk about her tribal roots, her feelings on fusion and why time away from bellydance can be a good thing! Mary spins some totally sweet tunes (okay, really, they were just edited in, but Mary thinks being a DJ would be cool) and Tammy gets us ready for some awesome upcoming events!! And...there's a lot of nonsense and giggling. You know. The usual. Download Episode 48 Or Listen Here: On This Episode: Sherri Wheatley Teacher Training - FCBD Beats Antique - Zoe Jakes Glitter Is My Crack blog (Cool blog for makeup looks and....lots of pics from the Beats Antique/Zoe show!) Twin Peaks Gia al Qamar - Create a combo card deck Lavender wands that Easter made us!!! The Kentuckiana Middle Eastern Dance Review - "On being challenged" The Belly Whisperer - "My blog-e-trois" The Occidental Dancer - "Tattuesday" Hipmix.net - A-list blogs National Geographic Photo of the Day - Fave red forest pic! Janelle Monae - Performance on So You Think You Can Dance Beach Blanket Bingo Goldfinger Theme Song - Go Shirley Bassey! Save Ferris Urban Tribal Dance Company Steven Eggers - The Awesome Steven in Action! Mardi Love - The Fabulous Mardi in Action! Check out those saucy shoulders! EEMED Promo 2007 Kathleen Crowley Melodia Designs Around Town: August 12-14 (St. Petersburg, FL) Hip Expressions hosting an intensive with Mira Betz. August 12-14 (Portland, OR) JamBallah Northwest featuring workshops with Suhaila, Amel Tafsout, Darshan, and so many more! August 13th (Seattle, WA) Hands of Kali is opening their new space, Tin Can Studio! To kick off the grand opening they are having a party featuring Grace Constantine. August 17-21 (San Francisco, CA) SF Mecca Immersion featuring workshops with Carolena Nericcio, Kami Liddle, Jill Parker, and more. August 18-21 (Grapevine, TX) Yaa Halla Y’all featuring workshops with Ava Fleming, Moria Chappell, Karim Nagi, and more. August 19th (Orlando, FL) Jessica Bellydance and Lisa Stern host a benefit for Diane Black. Come support your local dance community. August 20th (Phoenix, AZ) Mahin presents Completely Classics III – live music and professional performances. August 20th (Baltimore, MD) Kallisti Tribal will once again be hosting their annual Inappropriate Hafla! I can’t wait to see the videos for this... and as a reminder, no kids under 16 allowed! September 2-5 (Atlanta, GA) Phoenicia will be teaching at Dragon*Con! September 2-5 (Miami, FL) Miami Bellydance Convention featuring workshops with Nathalie, Arish Lam, Lacey, and more! September 8-11 (Las Vegas, NV) Bellydance Intensive and Festival featuring Ariellah, Christina King, Jill Parker and more! Featured Artists: Album: The ArchAndroid - Amazon or Artist: Janelle Monae Songs: Dance or Die, Sir Greendown, Come Alive (The War Of The Roses) Album: Flamenco Arabe - Amazon or Artist: Hossam Ramzy & Rafa El Tachuela Songs: Rumbapa, Men El Belad, Silk Route Suite - Egyptian Additional Music: Album: Oasis - Amazon or Artist: Ensemble Al Asdeka Songs: La Roza Linda, Los Bilbilicos, Dance of the Tamir Agha, Veil Dance, Adio, Jste Bendik, Deceived, Twilight on the Nile, Lake of Clouds

On June 18,1983 she became the first American woman to orbit Earth when she flew aboard Space Shuttle Challenger. Hear Noshin, Jhuliana and Suhaila's discussion about Dr. Sally Ride.