she me, by the way, was in muslim traditions.y interesting, a fun wedding and all the people, by the way, after the wedding, they say we didn't even notice that there was no alcohol, it became so interesting and fun better than with alcohol. only in our country no one screamed bitterly, there is no alcohol , which means it’s not bitter. and of course. i managed the wedding and sang my own wedding. the song wedding turned out to be out of fashion and out of time no one remembers what speeches were once made from the rostrum of party congresses and does not measure time by the amount of coal mined in the next five-year plan but everyone remembers their wedding, even if it was in the seventies and looked like, like two drops of water on neighbor's wedding, because if we look at these photographs, the impression is that these doctors were stamped out, so a soviet person, but magomayev's songs at some point in the wedding launched happiness, launched this unbridled emotionality, which, well, that's all - to every person and the soviet

muslim houses. are muslim pleasures of, or 2 in the name of saying that these are the legal constructions. but these are the legal constructions i've been always there until, you know, the legal, construction and demolition takes place before. but for particular reasons which taking the rules and regulations into account. but these times that are mostly a good thing, this a muslim howard most limited mom listens or to support muslim houses. i think this is, that's what i was saying, the politics i'd saved in india for some years now. and it has been more of a, which is being taking over rather than the consumer. so it is, it's the now it kind of the practice which is being taken a public plugin. you also would, you will never seen report in india in front of the police force. so i think this is, this is the some things that india is moving in with talking to put in a territory which is absolutely unconstitutional. but i'm up to the fuel to the major guardian mindset. just a quick yes or no. will we

muslim houses. are muslim pleasures or sit in the name of saying that these are illegal constructions. but these are the legal constructions i've been always there until you know, the legal construction and demolition takes place before. but for particular reasons which taking dodd rules and regulations into account. but these times that are mostly targeting this and muslim howard muslim aided mom listens or to support muslim houses. i think this is, that's what i was saying, the politics i'd saved in india for some years now. and it has been more of a, which is being taking over rather than the consumer. so it is, it's the now it kind of the practice which is being taken a public plugin. you also would, you will never seen report in india in front of the police force. so i think this is, this is this some things india is moving in with talking to put it, which is absolutely unconstitutional. but i'm up to the fuel to measure it. guardian mindset just a quick, yes or no, will we get an equal opportu

and he is muslim. o m a voice, if on a video about a less and eligible mean for the dave, the dance performance has arrived. maddie is on his way and he's a little nervous. but mom's aid is already there, making sure everything runs smoothly. many of the performers a migrants who had to flee their home countries because of their sexual orientation . some received death threats. there zion's work behind the scenes is now bearing fruit. he cleared all the administrative huddles to reserve this hole so that the performance can take place with medi one in the leading row. well, i thought it was, it's time to sound the alarm for taras. lou . oh scott, often upon walkers, after you get some cleaves, it makes me happy. how much good it does. the participants thought that it's interesting for the audience to because some struggle to understand these identities. but this is simply reality here that it's shown here artistically, which is a wonderful thing. go do the class, walk to think excessive amicable zion.

where muslims see we don't have such things in. we behave with decency, i only cover she norlisha referred to death, her music she adverse to be homosexual. and do such things are a disgrace. it's a very grave sin fan. gone. gone, fisher. that's why muslims don't do that any do more if it myself. huh. oh, i was, i had his face, critical words and threats from his own community. and yet the mom has never considered turning away from islam. dog joe, on the contrary, he has already made the pilgrimage to holy mecca 5 times in order to become close to a law there. his family eventually grew to accept him. his mother even accompanied him on the last trip. the monkey, she may, i was the one filming, but it was a very small camera cheap, but it served its purpose highlight. i haven't seen the film for a long time. oh, the realtor look at you. he posted the video on the internet for all to see what i said because up a thump will model and know it was very important for me to be there physically malden, we'll try to show that we are part of

that's why muslims don't do that, emmy. do mind if you beth. uh huh. how about zion? his face critical words and threats from his own community. and yet the mom has never considered turning away from the slum dog. on the contrary, he has already made the pilgrimage to holy mecca 5 times in order to become close to a law there. his family eventually grew to accept him. his mother even accompanied him on the last trip. the monkey fin me, i was the one filming, but it was a very small camera cheap, but it served its purpose highlight. i haven't seen the film for a long time. oh, the local okay. he posted the video on the internet for all to see what i said because up a thump when walkable and know it was very important for me to be there. physically malden, we'll try to show that we're part of the community. know, take one that we have the same practices that we're not less human or less spiritual than the others. just because we are supposedly differently on the hill. zion sees his place in the middle of the slum note at its fringes. he wants his small religious school

but these times that are mostly are getting this and muslim how muslim made a mom listen or support muslim houses. and i think this is, that's what i was saying when it saved in india for some years now. and it has been more of a majority that in ism, which is being taking over rather than the consumer. so it is, it's the now it kind of the practice which is being taken a public plugin. you also would, you will never seen report in india in front of the police force. so i think this is, this is this some things that india is moving and we're going to put it which is absolutely unconstitutional. but i'm up to the fuel to measure it. idea mindset just a quick, yes or no. will we get an equal opportunities commission, which the government has promised? i think this will serve probably not, but even if it happens up in what's we're going to change because it does a real rock goes very, very badly and is not going to immediately disappeared. anyway, but things are becoming worse. i shock swain. thank you very much for your insights . well, it's the flip side in the united arab emirates, a predo

a muslim man. in particular, when i had opened the case, i realized that the evidence that was provided was caricature was of prophet muhammad peace be upon him. and to me that se creek islam of phobic trope, bertram at his not suspended, but sent a message by the complaint team suggesting that he should be more welcoming. definitely needs something along the lines of. can you see how somebody might find your post offensive? and possibly something along the lines of do you think is called tune helps create a welcoming home from muslim members to be responded to with a curt email and encouragement to think about inclusivity for chess that the disciplinary process doesn't fees on the phobia. and doesn't want fees on for me and i go further than that. i suggested that the degree of tolerance of it. ringback ringback trevor finance, the former head of britain's qualities commission is being investigated. so what the survey showing us as a matter of what you might describe as a nation within the nation.

in part to a secret dossier is compiled on muslim labor activist. they have all information about me work i do. when i go where my children goes, they shouldn't have that information. it's victimization. and weaponized ation of islam of phobia. jumping to the stream when no topic is off the table, i don't think that anybody should be borne to privilege to dinner at the end of the day. we are the subjects of little family plus one person's opinion. but what's yours? amplify your voice. the judicial system in mexico is incredibly weak and it is not just corruption clear, a global audience becomes a global community. the scariest part of this moment in my country is this toys for a more weapon, the st. oh, now j 0, the creative african makes this journey continues in 2022 africa success stories are captivating the world. this yet can next weekend. we'll connect app because create effective building bridges across africa and the dias flora, i will you live at kennedy. we can, we was, if you to up are to see people will credit you can in, i'll be john co

little by little, muslim took away.t is objective. and, probably, the captain's uh, the captain's armband is also deservedly worn by muslim today, which i saw. this is my personal opinion, subjective muslim performed better. well, yes, as you wish, i completely agree with denis, and in general, i don’t know if there will be such a separate political decision here. i would say that almost all rounds are behind our boxer. well well good good certainly certainly paid attention, i'm on his wide rack. i myself sometimes stand like this when i'm loaded on blow and it was an intrigue to the last in such a weight. yes, the cubans, of course, did not disappoint us; the cuban guys confirmed their high class, and our guys strained to the fullest. to recall, in general, from those evenings that channel one had already taken over about those match meetings at which we visited , and in general, there was always intrigue, but such an island confrontation. maybe if i remembered it with the uzbek team, we have yes, yes, yes. congratulat

. >> we're muslims.d of thing. we behave with decency. >> for us, to be homosexual, and do such things, is a terrible sin. and that's why muslims don't do that. reporter: but zahed wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on five pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mecca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. ludovic-mohamed: it was important to me and us to be physically present and show that we exist and are part of the community. that we have the same practices and that we're no less human or spiritual just because we're, as they put it, different. reporter: the imam is calling for open discussion about a new, reformed islam, with more tolerance towards minorities. he moderates talks on social media. and today's guests are a catholic clergyman and salima, one of few women who are imams. salima: there is a sura, that you know better than me, that says we have created man, we have created women, and we have created something in between. repoer: salima values her bro

because you're just being a dog for your identity. lou disconnect means many muslims end up in muslim, only localities your hobby misery can be there are many problems, but people compromise because they feel safe. bigger. there's a lack of good infrastructure, playgrounds, and schools. environment isn't good, but still people compromise. critics, a religious tendons have risen in indiana. prime minister mod is hindu nationalist . government. india does not have a comprehensive law against discrimination in the private housing and rental markets. it was always there, but now it has been really prison and, and people are not ashamed to say that they don't want to see muslims ah, and in their vicinity. and excuses that are made up i range from since we don't allow you know, onion and garlic do we don't eat meat. oh, so we prefer, ah, tenants who don't eat meat or are vegetarian, et cetera. but the reality is that the don't want to give their houses to muslims and are so discrimination writ in. those don't want to accept, given the social political and what reasons it would want to. accu

. >> we're muslims. of thing. we behave with decency. >> for us, to be homosexual, and do such things, is a terrible sin. and that's why muslims don't do that. reporter: but zahed wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on five pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mecca. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. ludovic-mohamed: it was important to me and us to be physically present and show that we exist and are part of the community. that we have the same practices and that we're no less human or spiritual just because we're, as they put it, different. reporter: the imam is calling for open discussion about a new, reformed islam, with more tolerance towards minorities. he moderates talks on social media. and today's guests are a catholic clergyman and salima, one of few women who are imams. salima: there is a sura, that you know better than me, that says we have created man, we have created women, and we have created something in between. repoer: salima values her brot

he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mce. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. this all said it hasn't. that was important to me and those to be physically present been show to be exist and are part of the community wanting his coffee back to let them know that we have the same practices. and that for no less human or spiritual. just because we're of, as they put it different for the on the whole the a mom is calling for open discussion about a new reformed islam with more tolerance towards minorities. he moderates talks on social media and today's gases are a catholic clergyman and so lima, one of few women who are a moms culture the she said that you get them. so asia, farts is sure that you, well, better than me that says we have created man, we have created the way and we have created something in between. so lima values her brother in faith and says he is breaking new ground. what linda vic is doing is he is creating an institution. he's institutionalizing and new, modern i am inclusive islam and this i

of the human muslims. we don't have that kind of thing. need be me, we behave with decency, i i, she no dish early fed to death her almost. she had to for us to be homosexual. and do such things. m. o is a terrible send sang and that's why and muslims don't do that. he fakers emmys. you my, if it myself but i had wants to belong to the muslim community. he's already gone on 5 pilgrimages to the holy muslim city of mce. he wants to show that homosexuals can be good muslims. i said it hasn't. what was important to me and those to be physically present and show to be exist under part of the community. please call her back to let them know that we have the same practices and that for no less human or spiritual, just because we're of, as they put it different for the on the fill. the a mom is calling for open discussion about our new reformed islam with more tolerance towards minorities. he moderates talks on social media, and today's gases are a catholic clergyman and so lima, one a few women who are a moms. okay, culture, the sure enough you

throughout the soviet era, it was the only active muslim shrine on the territory of belarus, a muslimsed even in soviet times, nanomas, that is, believers come here to pray every friday and even on big holidays, and muslims have 2 eid al-adha and italfiter kiev mosque divided into two halls, male and female, this is done so that the thoughts of people during prayer are those who are converted to god to participate in worship have the right to those who can read the koran in arabic; they are held. basically. happy. only during fasting evening and night prayers. this place is a kind of starting point of the kiev land on 14 boulders , the most important events that happened to the city throughout its existence are displayed. wheel. the history of the open-air exposition appeared in 2013. it helps to find out when the first temples were built. the tatars settled, and all the jews were exterminated. direction signs are here twin city names. there are seven williams. we continue to get acquainted with the main milestones. we follow the path in the history of the former town, the only museum

muslims there. 40 days on, what is your— sunni muslims there. 40 days on, what is your sense _ sunni40 days on, what is your sense of _ sunni muslims there. 40 days on, what is your sense of how - sunni muslims there. 40 days on, what is your sense of how these i what is your sense of how these protests are widening, are they growing in strength? and the reaction from the regime, is that growing in strength, in its response? growing in strength, in its resnonse?_ growing in strength, in its resonse? . ., ., growing in strength, in its resonse? . . ., ., response? the iranian crackdown of the protests — response? the iranian crackdown of the protests has _ response? the iranian crackdown of the protests has been _ response? the iranian crackdown of the protests has been brutal. - response? the iranian crackdown of the protests has been brutal. we i the protests has been brutal. we obtained footage last night that they are dragging and beating university students, medical universities, some of the brightest kids in the country. dragging them out from the dormitory. these killings, beat

plans and a project of the fact that now we have to carry out that biggest reformation in the arab muslimld, how do you sharply stabilize you, we turn into some kind of free democratic paradise and in the spirit of switzerland, for example, this, of course, did not happen. egypt will detonate next the main square of cairo will come out, a million people also sang songs, cheerful cars honked with horns and shouted about american opposition politicians. they were waiting for the flourishing of egypt after the resignation of hasnim barak the leader of the movement against the dictatorship, mubarakastan, mohammed al-baradei, the former head of the iaea on january 28, on the third day of the revolution, he flew from austria to the nation of protest and declared that he was ready to become president if he was asked by the street. as a result, the authorities did not grow together, they took military garb for only a month and became vice president. amazing thing, but beard and was a man of the united states washington supported him at the iaea in washington planned it was him for the post of pre

i think the misconception begins with seeing the muslim, the so called muslim world has a homogenous area in the world. in the middle east there are different muslim countries so to say with different. ringback cultures, and so if you political as situations, 1st of all, in the run, not everybody in the muslim, and there are so many jewish people that have been around since ancient times arrest gm's and all sorts of people. so the difference in iran is, and you know, those differences are often overlooked. the difference that are wrong is the job is mandated by the, by the state and women's bodies, our police, by the, it's in their wrong and constitution that women must dress a certain way. this is on top of all the other rights that have been, you know, taken away from them in the limited and in their case. but in many other muslim majority, hard trees. you know, women could potentially dress the way they want to. it's not mandated, it's not in the constitution and many who, where it is a job. it's as it's a symbol of allegiance to the regime and they have to be into a certain privi

it was the only active muslim shrine on the territory of belarus of muslims. namaz, that is, prayer, was never closed, believers come here every friday and even on big holidays, and they muslims 2 eid al-adha and the mosque of delphiteria is divided into two halls, male and female, this is done so that the thoughts of people during prayer are turned to god by day. only during fasting evening and night prayers. broadcast 24/7 is a project in which there is a place for a brief overview on an important topic, although there are still weeks, we will not forget about the unique rituals and original culture of belarus in addition, we will walk with our guides and learn a couple of unusual belarusian words. we will cut off the bread at once, cut it off before the lustfulness of bread, and you and do not forget with gratitude to appreciate the work of people who bread - they raised it for you, and you chewed it. we talk about the most important thing, watch the air 24/7 every friday evening. each of them has his own story of acquaintance with belarus. i am a railway s

if you are a muslim, at the moment it's a matter of choice for the student and their family. while the central government position is clear, indonesia supreme court has revoked the decree in support of local autonomy. how far religious freedom actually goes is now in the hands of the countries provinces . in the case of the to caught a high schooler, the teacher has since apologized for years, the american southwest has been suffering from a drought affecting millions. locals depend on the colorado river which can no longer fill reservoirs. farmers fear for their livelihoods and cities need to adapt could be expensive, found in water display in front of so called sin cities. i called koto bellagio be a thing of the past soon. know at least not yet, but as the entire southwest region of the u. s is facing a mega drought. water or not having enough of it anymore has become a big problem for las vegas and the entire state of nevada. we're meeting with christian galactic community activists and senior representative of national environmental organization. the sierra club christia

miss -- muslim scholar dr. quan, a ahmad joins us now. about your worries, concerns and hopes for this meeting. >> first of all, no matter how detestable it is to engage with the taliban, and i say that as a muslim, there's no getting around that they are now in power with afghanistan, and we know, we've had a 20-year global war on terror led by the united states in response to al-qaeda and the war they launch. ed on the west and all her allies. but we know that military and political action is not enough, so there has to be dialogue. that dialogue, which is commencing with a deputy of the cia in the biden administration now and taliban chiefs, is a beginning. but that dialogue will have to encompass much of the muslim world. and from here in the epicenter of's lam, saudi arabia, the holy land of muslims, we know that combating fundamentalism and radical islamists like the taliban is something that we have to do at the grassroots. i'm here as a guest of the muslim world league, his excellency, who is one of the pioneering are religious sc

us all perceived muslim dress.nd so he did agree to hire an adviser, who would come up with a new definition. at adviser, an imam from leeds, was later let go injune this year and he claims that in the two years since he was hired, between —— and him being let go, he was not engaged with the government at all. 0r was not engaged with the government at all. or the government rather did not engage with him at all. of course, in that time, in 2019, we got a new government, a new communities secretary, michael gove, and the claim is that is part of the problem, that when this new government headed by borisjohnson came in injuly 2019, that work on the new definition of islamophobia sm —— eventually —— essentially halted. i sm -- eventually -- essentially halted. 7 sm -- eventually -- essentially halted. , , ., halted. i will 'ust give you a second to _ halted. i willjust give you a second to put _ halted. i willjust give you a second to put your - halted. i willjust give you a second to put your earpiece halted. i willj