Resonating Dialogues
Humanitarian Fahima Mahomed joined us for a conversation about the complicity of many public figures in Israel's war crimes against Palestine.
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This month we discussed "The Mauritanian"by Mohamedou Ould Slahi, to expose the dark side of the War Of Terror, and show the complicity of leaders across the Ummah who have made life a hell for Muslims.
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Documentary maker Pitasanna Shanmugathas joined us for a conversation about Canada's part in Apartheid in South Africa and Israel.
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This month we discussed "Inescapable Questions", autobiographical notes by Alija Izetbegovic, to commemorate the tragic genocide and ethnic cleansing that took place in Bosnia in the 1990s.
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We had a special appearance on our podcast by Norman Finkelstein, author of "The Holocaust Industry", and discussed the future of the Zionist lobby in the US and the UK.
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We had a special appearance on our podcast by Asa Winstanley, author of "Weaponising Antisemitism", and discussed what needed to be learned from the Zionist lobby's hijacking of Labour's leadership.
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Book review of "Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories" by Ghassan Kanafani. 75 years after the Nakba started we try to understand the spirit of Palestinian resistance against Israel's inhuman brutality.
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Book review of "Anders Breivik and the rise of Islamophobia" by Sindre Bangstad. On the 4 year anniversary of the Christchurch massacre we ask, why is Islamophobia spreading and what can we do about it?
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Book review of "The Autobiography of Malcolm X". What was his legacy for Muslims today, and what would it take to continue building upon it?
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Book review of "Orientalism" by Edward Said. How can a book about colonialism, written in the 70s, still help us understand the world today?
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MPACUK has been attacked by two major Indian news stations. We discuss the backstory, and the implications for UK politics.
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