joining us today to talk these issues through our to is. guests, we're honored to welcome sister tamanna ali, who is a recent master's graduate in islamic studies and is a digital communications manager a london-based charity. her dissertation explored the impacts of social media on uk-based muslim converts. she also draws upon her own experiences reconnecting with her faith initially facilitated through social media, and also joining us, we are very lucky to have sister esmi, who is a london-based jewelry designer with experience in creative content design and social media. management, she comes from tamil christian background and has embraced islam over seven years ago with keen interest in islamic studies and muslim societies to you both girls, thank you so much for. for uh joining me today, so watching that video, you now i got goonts um hearing these people talk about how they've been inspired and how they're coming to islam, tamanna, you know, what, what do we have in the quran and in hadith that give this, you know, this strength to these muslims in gazzah in the face of such barb

tamanna, you know, what, what do we have in the quran and in hadith that give this, you know, this strength to these muslims in gazzah in the face of such barbarity and genocide. yeah, absolutely. well, thank you for having us on, um, and absolutely completely inspired by people stories, and it's so inspiring to you know hear the different reasons why people are now. into islam, accepting islam, um, so the quran and hadith offers so many lessons, guidance that likely inspire muslims in palestine to remain strong in times of injustice. so key themes are exercising patience and perseverance, accountability injustice, prayer and faith, and tawaklah, trust and allah. so, um, i believe that currently no people, no community and no group, group are exercising power, um, and faith as much as palestinians, as much as the people in gaza, in palestine. um, so if we take the lessons of sawakullah, trust in allah, um, having observed the people in gaza, in palestine, on our screens and hearing and listening to their personal accounts. the key, striking pattern is their unwavering and absolute convictio

bunts um hearing these people talk about how they've been inspired and how they're coming to islam uh tamanna you know what what do we have in the quran and in hadith that give this you know this strength to these muslims in gazza in the face of such barbarity and genocide? yeah absolutely well thank you for having us on um and absolutely completely inspired by people's stories and it's so inspiring to here the different reasons why people are now looking into islam, accepting islam, um, so the quran and hadith offer so many lessons, guidance that likely inspire muslims in palestine to remain strong in times of injustice, so key themes are exercising patience and perseverance, accountability and justice, prayer and faith and trust in allah, so um, i believe that currently no people, no community and no group group. are exercising power um and faith as much as palestinians, as much as the people in gaza, in palestine, um, so if we take the lessons of allah, trust in allah, um, having observed the people in gaza, in palestine, on our screens and hearing and listening to their personal accounts,

, joining us today to talk these issues through our to... guests, we're honored to welcome sister tamannaraduate in islamic studies and is a digital communications manager a london-based charity. her dissertation explored the impacts of social media on uk-based muslim converts. she also draws upon her own experiences reconnecting with her faith initially facilitated through social media, and also joining us, we are very lucky to have sister esmi, who is a london-based jewelry designer with experience in creative content design and social. media management, she comes from a tamil christian background and has embraced islam over seven years ago with keen interest in islamic studies and muslim societies. to you both girls, thank you so much. for uh joining me today, so watching that video, you know, i got goose bunps um, hearing these people talk about how they've been inspired and how they're coming to islam. tamanna, you know, what, what do we have in the quran and in hadith that give this, you know, this strength to these muslims in gazza in the face of such barbarity and genocide? yeah,