Islam Channel

In this episode we discuss the shift in global energy power following the UAE’s departure from OPEC with guests Dr. Noman Hanif, Director of London’s Centre for International Relations, and Chris Doyle, Director of the Council for Arab-British Understanding.

“After surviving a life-threatening attack and being given a second chance at life, I chose to dedicate my life and business to serving Islamic values.”Discover the unique journey of the founder and CEO of MONOS through challenge, purpose, and entrepreneurship.

After exhausting all options, Christina, the mother of an autistic child, recounts the remarkable effects she observed after just three days of her son consuming camel milk.We also explore scientific research and real-life examples examining camel milk’s potential impact on health and wellbeing.Not to miss!Disclaimer: This episode is for informational purposes only. Always consult your GP or a qualified healthcare professional for medical advice or treatment.

A stabbing in North London prompts a police response, while the United States takes steps to stabilise global oil prices. Meanwhile, Nigel Farage faces scrutiny over the non-declaration of a £5 million gift, raising political and transparency concerns.

Join us as we speak with Zaheer Khatri, director of Learning Roots, about how his company sparks creativity and learning in children through engaging games, books, and curriculum.

We speak to Yahya Birt, Research Director of the Great British Muslim Convert Study, the first national study of Muslim converts in the UK. Commissioned by iERA and the Convert Muslim Foundation, and conducted by the Ayaan Institute, the project offers vital insights into the convert experience.More information here : https://tally.so/r/7RlzZ2

In this episode of IC News, we examine the global fallout from the Iran conflict and the fragile ceasefire shaping international relations. We also cover a major UK court case, where 32-year-old John Ashby has pleaded guilty to the racially and religiously aggravated rape and assault of a Sikh woman in Walsall, after initially denying the charges.

For the first time since their release on bail on February 4th, two former Filton 24 hunger strikers; Teuta Hoxha and Kamran Ahmed speak publicly about their arrests, time in prison and their resistance that brought national and international attention. Host: Mas Patel

The UK Prime Minister faces renewed pressure after revelations that Peter Mandelson failed security vetting. Meanwhile, US-Iran negotiations remain fragile, and Lebanon continues to suffer under Israeli strikes.