This episode is a concise of Miko Peled’s speech at Palestine Expo in London in 2017 about the nature of racism, colonialism, and Eurocentric of Balfour Declaration.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Asa Winstanley, an investigative journalist, talks about the nature of Israel lobby.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Malaka Shwaikh talks about her experience as a student activist for Palestinians’ rights in the UK.
This edition of the program focuses on four areas that funding is going from the UK charities to the infrastructure of occupation in the territories in East Jerusalem.
In this episode Lindsey Ann German, Ben Jamal and Ebrahim Bham will answer the attendees’ questions on how to implement solidarity in action and support Palestinians.
Ben Jamal, the director of Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC), talks about the new illegal Israeli settlements and emphasizes the importance of the BDS movement against Israel.
In this episode Shaykh Ebrahim Bham, a South African scholar, shares his own life experiences under South Africa's apartheid regime and compares this with the situation in Israel.
In this episode Lindsey Ann German, who is a Political Activist and member of Stop the War Coalition talks about the importance of solidarity and action.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Lina Hadid Bouricha, a human rights activist talks about 100 Years of Balfour Declaration
In this episode of Food for Thought, Hatem Bazian, answers some questions on decolonizing the mind and the idea of supremacy of Zionism.
In this edition of Food for Thought, Salman Sayyid, Amina Easat-Dass, and Abdoolkarim Vakil answer some questions about Islamophobia.
In this episode of Food for Thought, a professor of Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies at University of California, talks about decolonizing the occupied Palestine.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Abdoolkarim Vakil delivers an speech about Islamophobia, identity and intergenerationality.
In this episode Dr. Amina Easat-Dass, who is the Project Officer of Counter-Islamophobia at the University of Leeds talks about the gendered nature of Islamophobia in Belgium.
This episode is a concise of Dr. Salman Sayyid’s speech at Palestine Expo 2017 in London.
In this episode, the event of Palestine Expo in London is reviewed and it is followed by a question and answer session with Miko Peled, Iyad Bunat and Mariam Barghouti.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Miko Peled, an Israeli-American activist and author talks about the influence of BDS on Israel.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Iyad Burnat talks about his own experiences as a Palestinian resident under the occupation.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Ismail Patel, the founder of Friends of Al-Aqsa, talks about the aims behind Balfour’s letter and describes the status of Palestinians life under the occupation.
In this episode of The Debate, Ben Jamal talks about the necessity of supporting Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israel as an apartheid regime.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Dr. Ghada Karmi talks about supporting Palestinians and targeting Israel.
In this episode of Food for Though, Dr. Ghada Karmi talks about the process of the Balfour Declaration and its effects on Palestinians and on the whole Mideast.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the importance of unity among Muslims and helping the oppressed.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the necessity of taking Palestinians’ issues through a holistic approach.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Dr. Tariq Ramadan talks about those issues that Palestinian supporters should avoid and also what European Muslim citizens can do for Palestine.
Andy Slaughter, a British MP from Labour Party, in this episode of Food for Thought talks about British government's attitude towards Palestine.
Andy Slaughter, a British MP from Labour Party, in this episode of Food for Thought talks about British government's attitudes towards Palestine.
In this episode of Food for Thought, John Pilger shares his long experience of living in Palestine and with Palestinians.
Dr Ilan Pappé talks about changing the language that has brought to us by and been produced in mainstream media and in mainstream academia about Palestine.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Dr. Ilan Pappé, the director of the European Center for Palestine Studies, talks about the role of Europe in colonizing Palestine.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Ilan Pappé talks about Britain's role in the occupation of Palestine.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan answers to two questions about radicals' support for Daesh and understanding Shari’a.
Professor Tariq Ramadan discusses the challenges facing education for the new generation as well as the ideology of Daesh terrorists.
In this edition of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan explains more about his book "Islam: The Essentials."
Professor Tariq Ramadan, in this episode, explains more about his book Islam: The Essentials.
Professor Tariq Ramadan emphasizes on the necessity of understanding the essence of Islam and spiritual teachings and the importance of the terminology.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about different kinds of resistance and the importance of Muslims' contribution and involvement.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about political jihad, resistance, and the importance of boycotting Israel.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about involvement in politics and racism.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about common values and dignity.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the world culture and the consequences of such ideology.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about democracy in new era of gathering information.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about contest for our rights and racism in different societies.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about critical loyalty to the country that we live in.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the importance of common principles and rights in pluralistic societies.
Professor Tariq Ramadan, in this episode of Food for Thought, talks about sharing common responsibilities.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about sharing common responsibilities.
This episode of Food for Thought discusses Muslims’ awareness and understanding of the importance of their religious and ethnic identity.
Shari’a is a path toward faithfulness. It is the way to be faithful to the Islamic principles and what Allah expects us.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan warns against division among Muslims.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the knowledge Allah bestowed upon Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in making the invisible visible.
This episode of Food for Thought focuses on the importance of understanding Prophet Muhammad and his teachings.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the importance of understanding Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his teachings.
Food for Thought: Professor Ramadan highlights the significance of efforts to comprehend and appreciate the very themes of Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) teachings.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Ramadan talks about the contemporary ethical challenges facing Muslims in the West.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about the contemporary ethical challenges facing Muslims in Western societies.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Tariq Ramadan talks about Islamic ethics and the importance of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH)’s teachings.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about Islamic ethics and the importance of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH)’s teachings.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about Islamic ethics and importance of the Prophet’s life.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about Islamic ethics and the importance of the Prophet’s life.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan talks about applied Islamic ethics.
Professor Ramadan believes that unity among Muslims is not about uniformity of their thoughts, but about an ability to manage diversity effectively.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Ramadan delivers a speech on the categorization of Islamic ethics.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Tariq Ramadan discusses the categorization of Islamic ethics at 14th MAS-ICNA Convention in Chicago in December 2015.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan encourages young Muslims to make decisions for themselves instead of having others decide for them.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Professor Tariq Ramadan encourages young Muslims to make decisions for themselves and not allow others to decide for them.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Imam Zaid Shakir, the co-founder and senior faculty member of Zaytuna College in California, concludes a speech on the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s social justice.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Imam Zaid Shakir, the co-founder and senior faculty member of Zaytuna College in California, delivers a speech on the aspects of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)’s social justice.
This episode of Food for Thought contains the conclusion of Professor Tariq Ramadan’s speech on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a model citizen.
In this episode Professor Tariq Ramadan delivers an speech on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) A Model Citizen.
In this episode of Food for Thought, Dalia Mogahed gives a speech about Muslims in America.
