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Martyr Edoardo Agnelli - Revolutionary and a Revert to Islam - Part 2 - A brave youth - Sub English
A Documentary from The Islamic Republic of Iran on the life of the great Martyr of Islam Shaheed Dr Mahdi Edoardo Agnelli the son of an Italian Billionaire he converted to Islam after extensive...
A Documentary from The Islamic Republic of Iran on the life of the great Martyr of Islam Shaheed Dr Mahdi Edoardo Agnelli the son of an Italian Billionaire he converted to Islam after extensive research and met Imam Khomeini in person. He was murdered by Zionist agents in order to prevent that he inherrits the huge wealth of his father since he was his fathers only son and heirFor more info about this great Martyr of Islam please visit wwwedoardows
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A Documentary from The Islamic Republic of Iran on the life of the great Martyr of Islam Shaheed Dr Mahdi Edoardo Agnelli the son of an Italian Billionaire he converted to Islam after extensive research and met Imam Khomeini in person. He was murdered by Zionist agents in order to prevent that he inherrits the huge wealth of his father since he was his fathers only son and heirFor more info about this great Martyr of Islam please visit wwwedoardows
26th Sep-Hassan Nasrullah Speech on Youm ul Quds -English
Quds Day keeps Palestinian cause alive
Hezbollah\\\'s leader says Quds Day is clearly alive decades after its inception, as a warning to Muslims against abandoning the Palestinian cause....
Quds Day keeps Palestinian cause alive
Hezbollah\\\'s leader says Quds Day is clearly alive decades after its inception, as a warning to Muslims against abandoning the Palestinian cause.
“Thirty years after Imam Khomeini (PBUH) announced Quds Day, it is clearly very much alive…and has always had the support of those generations who supported Imam Khomeini and followed his path,” said Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah during a televised address on the ocassion.
He hailed the annual event as an opportunity to reinvigorate the cause of al-Quds and Palestine, “which was and still is subject to destruction, bargaining and forgetfulness.”
“The idea is not just for standing at podiums and crying because of (Palestinian) losses,” he said, adding that by marking Quds Day, Muslims highlight their determination to rectify the situation.
Nasrallah criticized those who are afraid of the negative repercussions standing for the Palestinian nation may bring, describing the issue as a central cause that concerns the destiny of the entire Islamic Ummah and of future generations.
He referred to the occupation of the Palestinian territories by Israel as a humiliation for Muslims whose noblest sanctities remain occupied by their \\\'racist Zionist\\\' enemy.
The Hezbollah secretary general underscored the responsibility of the Muslim community towards al-Quds, Palestine and the Palestinian nation, saying Palestine belonged to the Palestinians, Muslims and the Arab world and that it must revert to its real owners.
He refuted the misconception of Israel being a superpower and described the Zionist regime as an entity created by Britain and taken over by the United States, noting that both are using Tel Aviv for their hegemonic aims. The Hezbollah chief then pored scorn on the shameful tactic of begging the founders of Israel in the hope of liberating the occupied territories.
He said Israel is the enemy of all Arabs and Muslims and called on the Arabs unite against their common enemy, adding that Premier Ehud Olmert\\\'s resignation is evidence of the Israeli defeat in the July 2006 war.
Nasrallah also emphasized that Hezbollah was genuinely devoted to the reconciliation of all Lebanese rival groups in the national effort to realize peace and political stability.
The founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Imam Khomeini, designated International Quds Day in 1979 to oppose Israel\\\'s occupation of Islam\\\'s third most holy city and Palestinian lands in general.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations are held on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan in some Muslim countries and by Muslim and Arab communities around the world.
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Quds Day keeps Palestinian cause alive
Hezbollah\\\'s leader says Quds Day is clearly alive decades after its inception, as a warning to Muslims against abandoning the Palestinian cause.
“Thirty years after Imam Khomeini (PBUH) announced Quds Day, it is clearly very much alive…and has always had the support of those generations who supported Imam Khomeini and followed his path,” said Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah during a televised address on the ocassion.
He hailed the annual event as an opportunity to reinvigorate the cause of al-Quds and Palestine, “which was and still is subject to destruction, bargaining and forgetfulness.”
“The idea is not just for standing at podiums and crying because of (Palestinian) losses,” he said, adding that by marking Quds Day, Muslims highlight their determination to rectify the situation.
Nasrallah criticized those who are afraid of the negative repercussions standing for the Palestinian nation may bring, describing the issue as a central cause that concerns the destiny of the entire Islamic Ummah and of future generations.
He referred to the occupation of the Palestinian territories by Israel as a humiliation for Muslims whose noblest sanctities remain occupied by their \\\'racist Zionist\\\' enemy.
The Hezbollah secretary general underscored the responsibility of the Muslim community towards al-Quds, Palestine and the Palestinian nation, saying Palestine belonged to the Palestinians, Muslims and the Arab world and that it must revert to its real owners.
He refuted the misconception of Israel being a superpower and described the Zionist regime as an entity created by Britain and taken over by the United States, noting that both are using Tel Aviv for their hegemonic aims. The Hezbollah chief then pored scorn on the shameful tactic of begging the founders of Israel in the hope of liberating the occupied territories.
He said Israel is the enemy of all Arabs and Muslims and called on the Arabs unite against their common enemy, adding that Premier Ehud Olmert\\\'s resignation is evidence of the Israeli defeat in the July 2006 war.
Nasrallah also emphasized that Hezbollah was genuinely devoted to the reconciliation of all Lebanese rival groups in the national effort to realize peace and political stability.
The founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Imam Khomeini, designated International Quds Day in 1979 to oppose Israel\\\'s occupation of Islam\\\'s third most holy city and Palestinian lands in general.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations are held on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan in some Muslim countries and by Muslim and Arab communities around the world.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah - Speech Al-Qods Day - 26 Sept 08 - English
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There was a connection problem from Press TV itself so approx 15-20mins was cut in between
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Quds Day keeps Palestinian cause alive
Hezbollah\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s leader says Quds Day is clearly alive decades after its inception, as a warning to Muslims against abandoning the Palestinian cause.
“Thirty years after Imam Khomeini (PBUH) announced Quds Day, it is clearly very much alive…and has always had the support of those generations who supported Imam Khomeini and followed his path,” said Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah during a televised address on the ocassion. He hailed the annual event as an opportunity to reinvigorate the cause of al-Quds and Palestine, “which was and still is subject to destruction, bargaining and forgetfulness.”
“The idea is not just for standing at podiums and crying because of (Palestinian) losses,” he said, adding that by marking Quds Day, Muslims highlight their determination to rectify the situation.
Nasrallah criticized those who are afraid of the negative repercussions standing for the Palestinian nation may bring, describing the issue as a central cause that concerns the destiny of the entire Islamic Ummah and of future generations.
He referred to the occupation of the Palestinian territories by Israel as a humiliation for Muslims whose noblest sanctities remain occupied by their \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'racist Zionist\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' enemy.
The Hezbollah secretary general underscored the responsibility of the Muslim community towards al-Quds, Palestine and the Palestinian nation, saying Palestine belonged to the Palestinians, Muslims and the Arab world and that it must revert to its real owners.
He refuted the misconception of Israel being a superpower and described the Zionist regime as an entity created by Britain and taken over by the United States, noting that both are using Tel Aviv for their hegemonic aims. The Hezbollah chief then pored scorn on the shameful tactic of begging the founders of Israel in the hope of liberating the occupied territories.
He said Israel is the enemy of all Arabs and Muslims and called on the Arabs unite against their common enemy, adding that Premier Ehud Olmert\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s resignation is evidence of the Israeli defeat in the July 2006 war.
Nasrallah also emphasized that Hezbollah was genuinely devoted to the reconciliation of all Lebanese rival groups in the national effort to realize peace and political stability.
The founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Imam Khomeini, designated International Quds Day in 1979 to oppose Israel\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s occupation of Islam\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s third most holy city and Palestinian lands in general.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations are held on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan in some Muslim countries and by Muslim and Arab communities around the world.
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There was a connection problem from Press TV itself so approx 15-20mins was cut in between
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Quds Day keeps Palestinian cause alive
Hezbollah\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s leader says Quds Day is clearly alive decades after its inception, as a warning to Muslims against abandoning the Palestinian cause.
“Thirty years after Imam Khomeini (PBUH) announced Quds Day, it is clearly very much alive…and has always had the support of those generations who supported Imam Khomeini and followed his path,” said Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah during a televised address on the ocassion. He hailed the annual event as an opportunity to reinvigorate the cause of al-Quds and Palestine, “which was and still is subject to destruction, bargaining and forgetfulness.”
“The idea is not just for standing at podiums and crying because of (Palestinian) losses,” he said, adding that by marking Quds Day, Muslims highlight their determination to rectify the situation.
Nasrallah criticized those who are afraid of the negative repercussions standing for the Palestinian nation may bring, describing the issue as a central cause that concerns the destiny of the entire Islamic Ummah and of future generations.
He referred to the occupation of the Palestinian territories by Israel as a humiliation for Muslims whose noblest sanctities remain occupied by their \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'racist Zionist\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' enemy.
The Hezbollah secretary general underscored the responsibility of the Muslim community towards al-Quds, Palestine and the Palestinian nation, saying Palestine belonged to the Palestinians, Muslims and the Arab world and that it must revert to its real owners.
He refuted the misconception of Israel being a superpower and described the Zionist regime as an entity created by Britain and taken over by the United States, noting that both are using Tel Aviv for their hegemonic aims. The Hezbollah chief then pored scorn on the shameful tactic of begging the founders of Israel in the hope of liberating the occupied territories.
He said Israel is the enemy of all Arabs and Muslims and called on the Arabs unite against their common enemy, adding that Premier Ehud Olmert\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s resignation is evidence of the Israeli defeat in the July 2006 war.
Nasrallah also emphasized that Hezbollah was genuinely devoted to the reconciliation of all Lebanese rival groups in the national effort to realize peace and political stability.
The founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, Imam Khomeini, designated International Quds Day in 1979 to oppose Israel\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s occupation of Islam\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s third most holy city and Palestinian lands in general.
Anti-Zionist demonstrations are held on the last Friday of the fasting month of Ramadan in some Muslim countries and by Muslim and Arab communities around the world.
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مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 2 of 2 - Persian
مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 2 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم...
مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 2 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم حج است که مستندی بسیار زیبا و تاپیر گذاری است
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مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 2 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم حج است که مستندی بسیار زیبا و تاپیر گذاری است
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مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 1 of 2 - Persian
مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 1 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم...
مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 1 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم حج است که مستندی بسیار زیبا و تاپیر گذاری است
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مستند حمزه Story of a convert - Part 1 of 2 - Persian. این مستند بیست دقیقه ای درباره سفر حج یک مسلمان غربی و به جا آوردن مراسم حج است که مستندی بسیار زیبا و تاپیر گذاری است
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First Eid of Lauren Booth - English
Lauren Booth celebrates her first Eid after conversion to Islam with Syeda Umme Farwa (Founder-Labaik Ya Zahra) in London.
Lauren Booth celebrates her first Eid after conversion to Islam with Syeda Umme Farwa (Founder-Labaik Ya Zahra) in London.
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Leon Moosavi - "Why are so many Britons converting to Islam?" English
Leon Moosavi talks about "Why are so many Britons converting to Islam?" at Lancaster University as part of Islam Awareness Week 2011 organised by the Islamic Society.
Leon Moosavi talks about "Why are so many Britons converting to Islam?" at Lancaster University as part of Islam Awareness Week 2011 organised by the Islamic Society.
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Lauren Booth interview with Zahra Al-Alawi - Part 1 of 3 - English
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing...
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
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In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
Lauren Booth interview with Zahra Al-Alawi - Part 2 of 3 - English
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing...
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
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In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
Lauren Booth interview with Zahra Al-Alawi - Part 3 of 3 - English
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing...
In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
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In an exclusive interview, Lauren Booth sister in law of Tony Blair speaks candidly to Zahra Al-Alawi about the public reaction towards her becoming a veiled Muslim woman, while also discussing many areas which affect Muslim women living in the west.
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Lauren Booth and Islam - English
A short interview with peace activist and journalist Lauren Booth
A short interview with peace activist and journalist Lauren Booth
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Conver(t)sations: the Unheard Stories of Muslim Converts - Suhaib Webb, Khalid Latif & Others - English
This panel was a part of 2nd Annual ICNYU Conference held during the first weekend of February at New York University. Panelists included Suhaib Webb, Raymond Brock Murray, Lisa Shah, Will...
This panel was a part of 2nd Annual ICNYU Conference held during the first weekend of February at New York University. Panelists included Suhaib Webb, Raymond Brock Murray, Lisa Shah, Will Caldwell, Musa Bryant, Megan Putney, Whitney Terrill, Lisa Shah, Peter Casey, Cyrus McGoldrick , Jay Dabhi and the discussion was facilitated by Khalid Latif.
Usually when the convert experience is discussed in a Muslim community, the discussion focuses on why the individual converted. Although there is a great benefit in hearing these stories, the discussion never deepens into issues a convert faces after converting. This panel discusses the real experiences that converts face in dealing with the Muslim community after converting as well as issues with family, relationship, education, and many other topics.
ICNYU started the Conver(t)sations program this past January. This program aims to establish an entry point into the community for those who have converted or reverted to Islam. It can be hard for many of us to fit in and find a comfortable place in the Muslim community, and those who are converts are no exception to this. Our hope is to provide an outlet for socializing, mentorship, and discussion that makes the transition process easier for our brothers and sisters who have made the decision to embrace the faith.
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This panel was a part of 2nd Annual ICNYU Conference held during the first weekend of February at New York University. Panelists included Suhaib Webb, Raymond Brock Murray, Lisa Shah, Will Caldwell, Musa Bryant, Megan Putney, Whitney Terrill, Lisa Shah, Peter Casey, Cyrus McGoldrick , Jay Dabhi and the discussion was facilitated by Khalid Latif.
Usually when the convert experience is discussed in a Muslim community, the discussion focuses on why the individual converted. Although there is a great benefit in hearing these stories, the discussion never deepens into issues a convert faces after converting. This panel discusses the real experiences that converts face in dealing with the Muslim community after converting as well as issues with family, relationship, education, and many other topics.
ICNYU started the Conver(t)sations program this past January. This program aims to establish an entry point into the community for those who have converted or reverted to Islam. It can be hard for many of us to fit in and find a comfortable place in the Muslim community, and those who are converts are no exception to this. Our hope is to provide an outlet for socializing, mentorship, and discussion that makes the transition process easier for our brothers and sisters who have made the decision to embrace the faith.
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Website Design Theme Application Tutorial Using PHP Cookies to Change CSS Style Sheets - English
Source: http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=1037
Learn how to allow visitors to change the themes of your website using CSS Style Sheets and PHP Cookies.
It uses PHP Cookies and well...
Source: http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=1037
Learn how to allow visitors to change the themes of your website using CSS Style Sheets and PHP Cookies.
It uses PHP Cookies and well structured CSS style folders and style sheets to allow any visitors to theme your website according to layouts you have made.
If your style sheet is set up smart your buttons, background, backgrounds for tables and divs, size of things, placement of things, and everything can be changed by altering each theme's style sheet.
Using PHP cookies we can store their theme choice in a cookie file inside their browser software so even when they close their browser down, the next time they come back their theme is in place as long as the cookie is set to last. If the user deletes all cookies from within their browser options, the theme will revert back to your original site theme.
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Source: http://www.developphp.com/view.php?tid=1037
Learn how to allow visitors to change the themes of your website using CSS Style Sheets and PHP Cookies.
It uses PHP Cookies and well structured CSS style folders and style sheets to allow any visitors to theme your website according to layouts you have made.
If your style sheet is set up smart your buttons, background, backgrounds for tables and divs, size of things, placement of things, and everything can be changed by altering each theme's style sheet.
Using PHP cookies we can store their theme choice in a cookie file inside their browser software so even when they close their browser down, the next time they come back their theme is in place as long as the cookie is set to last. If the user deletes all cookies from within their browser options, the theme will revert back to your original site theme.
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Why Baba Ali accepted ISLAM? English
Baba Ali who was formerly a Wiccan, went through many faces in his life. When his father was on his deathbed, Baba Ali realized that life is short and that he has to take his search for the truth...
Baba Ali who was formerly a Wiccan, went through many faces in his life. When his father was on his deathbed, Baba Ali realized that life is short and that he has to take his search for the truth more seriously. Baba Ali is now a Muslim. Watch as he narrates his journey to Islam.
Key Points of This Video
Introduction [start time 00:00]
Me as a Wiccan [start time 02:16]
Me looking at other religions [start time 06:00]
Me Preaching to a Preacher before Islam [start time 10:04]
Jesus dying for our sins [start time 12:24]
Me at the camp [start time 14:10]
Proof of the truth of Islam [start time 16:03]
How I came to Islam [start time 17:38]
Advice to the viewers [start time 21:01]
My Projects [start time 25:21]
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Baba Ali who was formerly a Wiccan, went through many faces in his life. When his father was on his deathbed, Baba Ali realized that life is short and that he has to take his search for the truth more seriously. Baba Ali is now a Muslim. Watch as he narrates his journey to Islam.
Key Points of This Video
Introduction [start time 00:00]
Me as a Wiccan [start time 02:16]
Me looking at other religions [start time 06:00]
Me Preaching to a Preacher before Islam [start time 10:04]
Jesus dying for our sins [start time 12:24]
Me at the camp [start time 14:10]
Proof of the truth of Islam [start time 16:03]
How I came to Islam [start time 17:38]
Advice to the viewers [start time 21:01]
My Projects [start time 25:21]
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BBC Podcast: Muslim White Female Part 1 - English
After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to...
After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to Islam began to rise. In Britain, their number has doubled in the last ten years -- and nearly two-thirds of the newcomers are women. In this programme, Miriam O\'Reilly meets women who have chosen to embrace Islam for very different reasons -- among them Lauren Booth, sister-in-law to Britain\'s former Prime Minister, Tony Blair; and Myriam Francois Cerrah, a successful child actress who appeared in \"Sense and Sensibility\" alongside Emma Thompson and gave up her dreams of Hollywood when she found Islam. We hear what drew them to a faith that exposed them to negative reactions after 9/11, and - in the eyes of their non-Muslim sisters -- has forced them to give up much of their personal freedom.
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After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to Islam began to rise. In Britain, their number has doubled in the last ten years -- and nearly two-thirds of the newcomers are women. In this programme, Miriam O\'Reilly meets women who have chosen to embrace Islam for very different reasons -- among them Lauren Booth, sister-in-law to Britain\'s former Prime Minister, Tony Blair; and Myriam Francois Cerrah, a successful child actress who appeared in \"Sense and Sensibility\" alongside Emma Thompson and gave up her dreams of Hollywood when she found Islam. We hear what drew them to a faith that exposed them to negative reactions after 9/11, and - in the eyes of their non-Muslim sisters -- has forced them to give up much of their personal freedom.
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BBC Podcast: Muslim White Female Part 2 - English
After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to...
After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to Islam began to rise. In Britain, their number has doubled in the last ten years -- and nearly two-thirds of the newcomers are women. In this programme, Miriam O'Reilly meets women who have chosen to embrace Islam for very different reasons -- among them Lauren Booth, sister-in-law to Britain's former Prime Minister, Tony Blair; and Myriam Francois Cerrah, a successful child actress who appeared in "Sense and Sensibility" alongside Emma Thompson and gave up her dreams of Hollywood when she found Islam. We hear what drew them to a faith that exposed them to negative reactions after 9/11, and - in the eyes of their non-Muslim sisters -- has forced them to give up much of their personal freedom.
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After 9/11, many Muslims in the US and Britain experienced an upsurge of suspicion and hostility from people around them. At the same time, paradoxically perhaps, the number of white converts to Islam began to rise. In Britain, their number has doubled in the last ten years -- and nearly two-thirds of the newcomers are women. In this programme, Miriam O'Reilly meets women who have chosen to embrace Islam for very different reasons -- among them Lauren Booth, sister-in-law to Britain's former Prime Minister, Tony Blair; and Myriam Francois Cerrah, a successful child actress who appeared in "Sense and Sensibility" alongside Emma Thompson and gave up her dreams of Hollywood when she found Islam. We hear what drew them to a faith that exposed them to negative reactions after 9/11, and - in the eyes of their non-Muslim sisters -- has forced them to give up much of their personal freedom.
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[My Journey to Islam] Khadijah Safari - 27 Sep 2011 - English
The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to...
The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to Islam.
In this edition of the show we talk to Khadijah Safari about her journey to Islam.
She talks about her challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.
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The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to Islam.
In this edition of the show we talk to Khadijah Safari about her journey to Islam.
She talks about her challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.
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[My Journey to Islam] Catherine Heseltine - 18Oct2011 - English
The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to...
The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to Islam.
In this edition of the show we talk to Catherine Heseltine about her journey to Islam.
She talks about her challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.
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The story of challenges and changes faced by Muslim converts in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion. Join them as they share their experience on My Journey to Islam.
In this edition of the show we talk to Catherine Heseltine about her journey to Islam.
She talks about her challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.
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[My Journey to Islam] John Ridley - 01Nov2011 - English
In this edition of the show we talk to John Ridley about his journey to Islam.
He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the...
In this edition of the show we talk to John Ridley about his journey to Islam.
He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.
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In this edition of the show we talk to John Ridley about his journey to Islam.
He talks about his challenges and changes as a Muslim convert in Britain before and after embracing the world's fastest-growing religion.