QKradio Interviews and Shows with Nasser Kat

Uthman Badar is media spokesman for Hezbu Tahrir Australia. We sit down with to discuss another aspect of the media, and about the history of coverage of Islam by the west.

The crazy kids from the Yfactor decide the rock the QKradio boat. We had a light fun discussion about Muslims, media and the responsibilities of being a radio show host in Australia.

This episode is a little bit different. I don't speak much on the show (I was elsewhere unfortunately). Also the show is in Arabic. Apologies if you don't speak it.

Ex President of the Lebanese Muslims Association. Current President of the Islamic Friendship Association, writer, translator, and very hard working member of the Muslim Community in Australia. We had a frank, open discussion about the Media, the Muslim Community and related global issue

Just Media Advocacy is a Sydney based organization that aims to monitor the media and hold it accountable to its own standards. We talk about Muslims and the Media, and racism, and xenophobia, and islamophia.

We welcome our new cohost Sarwa AbdulRaheem. Interview Aclaimed Photographer Peter Wanny from Queensland (and Egypt). AND sit down to chat with Brother Ustath Nuruddeen Lemu. Enjoy !

Who are the Boko Haram ? What does it Boko Haram mean ? Why are they there to begin with ? Brother Nuruddeen Lemu explains to us the ins and outs of Negerian terrorism and politics.

Description http://www.whiteribbon.org.au/ White Ribbon is an organisation that is working to prevent the most common and pervasive form of male violence – that towards women. All forms of violence are unacceptable. White Ribbon believes the prevention of violence against women will change society for the better. We are hosting a number of muslim professionals and community leaders to discuss the importance of this great initiative Guests: Maha Najjarine http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=554741280

ISRA staff and students sister Makiz Ansari and brother Ahmad Hasan tell me about their information session for the Islamic Studies Program at Charles Sturt University. Sydney, Australia. Friday, 18 November 2011

Interview took place at the QKradio studios in Fairfield, Sydney. Sydney, Australia 2/10/2011

Interview with the presenter of the ramadan television program Khawater, now in its 7th season.

Are we losing touch with the humanitarian issues facing asylum seekers? Could there be a more divisive debate in Australian households, workplaces, or Federal Parliament for that matter, than that of asylum seekers? FridayNightLive second episode, qkradio is hosting activists, volunteers, artists, humanitarians and party supporters to talk to us about the numbers, stories and the faces of the asylum seekers. The people and the case.

Are we losing touch with the humanitarian issues facing asylum seekers? Could there be a more divisive debate in Australian households, workplaces, or Federal Parliament for that matter, than that of asylum seekers? FridayNightLive second episode, qkradio is hosting activists, volunteers, artists, humanitarians and party supporters to talk to us about the numbers, stories and the faces of the asylum seekers. The people and the case.

Courtesy of qkradio.com.au Interview with Omar Bargouti, mastermind behind the bds and other movements and initiatives that stand up Israeli violence and oppression against Palestinians. Interview is in Arabic

Mrrikville Mayor, who tried to vote in the bds policy in Merrykville.

Dr Hamza Mousa, Egyptian doctor, activist, blogger and writer. Goes to to Libya at the end of revolution and travels throughout the cities of Bengazi, Zawia and Mesrata, dodging death and saving lives. This is his interview. Arabic only, sorry

To what extent should we engage in the democratic process ? Confronting that long discussed issue: Muslims and voting in Australia. Uthman Badr, spokesman for HezbuTahrir Sydney, and Abdulah Zayied, Ex President and Shura Member for FAMSY Sydney, will be discussing those and other issues pertaining to Muslims and the democratic process in Australia.

Palestinian Melbourne based Activist, Arabic Lecturer at Melbourne University and Founder of ASPIRE, which was able to bring more than a hundred Palestinian Refugees from the Syrian border

Interview with Antony Lowenstein. Author of "My Israel Question", "The Blogger Revolution" and activist, media analyst and prolific blogger