Incoming transmission from the future: Episode 4 of #TheFutureIsMuslim - Addicted to policy reports about Muslims

We speak to Azeezat Johnson about anti-blackness and Islamophobia and the tools black and brown people need in order to nourish their own communities 

Your hosts: Raheel Mohammed and Latifa Akay
‪Producer: Ed Morrish
Characters in sketches played by Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan, Eshaan Akbar, Alia Alzougbi, Sadia Azmat, and Tai Campbell
Sound Editing by Rich Evans from Syncbox
Written & created by Raheel Mohammed

The Future Is Muslim Episode 5 - How many types of Muslim are there?

Maslaha takes a creative approach to tackling long-standing social issues affecting Muslim communities and challenges systems of inequality. We seek to change and challenge the conditions that create inequalities for Muslim communities in areas such as education, gender, criminal justice, health, negative media coverage and a continued climate of Islamophobia. 

Maslaha's range of projects means we understand the multiple identities communities hold, and the multiple deprivations that can exist. Through our projects, we initiate and create spaces for people to contribute, shape, and give a voice to their ideas and actions.

Our new series The Future Is Muslim brings you comedy and conversation. The podcast features sketches, followed by conversations, which explore issues around belonging and identity and the social and political pressures that are placed on Muslims to conform.