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How millionaires think about money?
01:10:29|How do you become wealthy while staying true to your values?How should Muslims think about money?And why can overthinking prevent you from taking the steps needed to build lasting wealth?Meriem Ismail sits down with entrepreneur Taeem Zamman, who achieved financial freedom, to explore the mindset, decisions, and Islamic principles that guided his success.A must-watch for anyone who wants to overcome limiting beliefs, build wealth ethically, and create a meaningful impact for their family and community.
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Turning a health challenge into a herbal remedies business
06:13|“What you put into your body fuels not only your health, but also your thinking and the energy you give to others.” Hamza Hussain of Herbal Quarters reflects on his personal healing journey following a critical health condition, and how that experience went on to inspire the creation of his herbal remedies business.
"Britain traded with early Muslims using Islamic currency"
13:57|Sultan Choudhury OBE, Executive Chairman of Offa and a judge for the Islam Channel Business Awards, shares his insights on the growing role of Islamic finance in the UK and the importance of celebrating excellence in business. He highlights how the awards shine a spotlight on inspiring role models, recognising entrepreneurs who are driving innovation, integrity and impact within their industries. At the heart of his message is a powerful reminder: "Islam and Islamic finance are not strangers to this island. They are part of its evolving economic and cultural landscape."
Designing learning for children
07:44|Faiza, a primary school teacher, shares her passion for toy design and how she creates fun, creative products that help children learn Islamic teachings in an engaging way. Turning ideas into practical products quickly, her journey is all about learning through play. Watch to be inspired.
What happened to Bosnian Muslims during the Balkan wars?
58:59|"It was quite horrifying"For veteran South Wales detective Howard Tucker, more than 25 years of policing could not prepare him for what he witnessed as a war crimes investigator in Bosnia following the 1991–1995 conflict.Assigned in 1998 to investigate allegations of war crimes, Tucker entered a landscape marked by ethnic cleansing, mass displacement, and atrocities committed against thousands of Bosnian Muslims. His work involved gathering evidence, documenting crime scenes, interviewing survivors, and helping build cases for international investigations seeking justice for victims."It was quite horrifying," Tucker recalls a restrained description of experiences that exposed him to the devastating human cost of genocide, systematic violence and the enduring trauma left behind.Listen to the full episode to find out more.Host : Katherine Ergang PD : Meriem Ismail
Iran attacks US bases in the Gulf, South Africa unrest and Burnham apologises for Labour's stance on Gaza
23:24|In today's Islam Channel News: Iran says it has targeted US military bases in the Gulf in retaliation for recent attacks; anti-immigration protests in South Africa have forced some migrants from their homes; and Andy Burnham has pledged that a Labour government under his leadership would take a different approach to Gaza.
"Free spectacles for those in need"
17:07|We speak to two optometrist brothers who run Eyecare Express, a faith-based business in Woodford Green. They have chosen to serve their community through outreach, initiatives, and free services for those facing financial hardship.As they put it: “The happiest person on this planet is not the one who gets more, but the one who gives more.”
