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have a recorded track in cosmo. can you imagine vladimir and sergei krestovsky, the legendary group umason here who flies into the charts and never leaves them, we have lyusya chibbotina in our studio, thank you! by the way, why do you think you were united in one program , what might you have in common, friends, we are beautiful , this is a fact, this is a fact, we actually united you for a reason, you have a song in which there is mention of lucy, maybe this is it, what did you do, come on guys, we lived for 15 years, but now you’re gone, you’re gone, you left, in your orange one, well, you give in general, well, you give in general, damn it, and you left and didn’t say, i’ll be back soon, what are you doing , i’m wandering around, how can i be alone, you left in your orange raincoat, well, you give in general, come on, damn it, you left, i didn’t say, i ’ll be back soon, i’m doing everything i can, how can i be alone? well, by the way, i don’t have an orange raincoat, your group is called after the legendary actress uma thurman, how is it that we sat and decided that the group would

take a quick look at the widestred celebrations taking place across the uma. والسحر بهما فلا تتبع الهوى عن غيره من الحيوانات ويبين لكمل الاخل الاسلام السلام عليك يا رسول الله صل العادي اللهم صلي وسلم. يا رب العالمين. اللهم صل على يا رب العالمين. اللهم صل على محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم. مرحبا بالنبي، وا يا والصحابه يوم قمنا عسى دعوه من الله مجابا مرحبا بالنبي والانبياء والصحابه يوم قمنا عساه الله us today in the studio to talk about maulid unity, we have two esteemed guests representing scholarly class, we're lucky to have with us sheikh ahmed hanif, the muslim scholar and lecturar based here in the uk, and no strangers to the show, we're also joined by brother robert carter, a journalist and researcher who has moved from the presenter's ch and now it is as guest. robert is a convert to islam and his work focuses specifically on muslim world affairs. brothers salam alaikum and welcome to the show. now if i could perhaps start first you shna and uh the molud of the... prophet muhammad, now how are some of the ways that muslims can celebrate this molid? bismillahirr

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feel like if we were to establish a connection through the holy prophet that can grant us unity as an umao how can you not celeb? brate somebody who was sent down as a mercy to the world and i think also the prophet has very unique um sort of personality in a sense that he was probably or has been written about by western writers as the most successful probably religious and political reader leader therefore i think the attributes our prophet has has to be celebrated how can we not is very special and without him we wouldn't know anything about islam and quran and what to do like like women they need to stay away from men when they're hijaby and you know and all those things we wouldn't know that. i think we forget that islam wasn't necessarily always spread by sword. he probably tried to spread it in many ways and one of them was mercy and calling out to people in a merciful way rather than with the sword um and i think there's a huge contradiction that islam was spread by sword it wasn't the prophet. and spread islam by sword, he called out to islam, um, and i think his attributes as a

thurman by the group uma thurman.this, i don’t remember well, yes, it was 20 years ago, i remember exactly that proskovia was the first, and then what the sequence was, i’ve already lost it, then there was a simpleton, a simpleton, by the way, a simpleton, oh, what a wonderful track, please tell me if i don’t now touch on some personal forbidden topics to whom the song simpleton is dedicated? the simpleton is not dedicated to anyone in particular, it didn’t start out about love at all, this song, i tried to convey the mood in which i lived for many years, when you believe in a miracle and expect it to happen, but it doesn’t happen, and for it’s obvious to everyone that this will never happen, for me this song begins with lines, minute by minute the expectation of the impossible is crumbling, mm, saying goodbye to the dream, yes, then, when i started continue to write this song, it’s already a little somewhere in love, in love, and a little gone into love, well, in general it’s a song. about love from the beginning, i

the uma people had attacked a party of soldiers traveling through california for fear of what they might establish are bringing a mission to their area. so time and time and time again, we see these attacks. now i'm leaving this up here because we only have 2 minutes and we'll have a chance to discuss it. but what i asked you to read for this week was two different documents. one is a descendant of one of the people who participated in the rebellion at mission santa cruz. and he's remembering and making note of what happened his first name is, lorenzo. the other is a source by martin rizzo, where he talks about the women who helped plan this. and so that's what i'd like us to start class with on monday, is having this conversation about how we understand these rebellions, who's participating in them, how we get at that evidence, how we're breaking down history. that theme, how we know what we know, if anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask. if you have any questions, anything going on, come see me. than here for barbara, not for her the carefree hours of happy play. nor the bu

including leader of iran's islamic revolution, said that there are forces today trying to rip the muslim umassage come together put aside differences and uh let the messages that he shared with from god with the people. of mankind uh take shape and lead us into a much better world than we're experiencing today. بیا جون من بیا بیا یارت میشم هوادارت میشم گرفتارت میشم علی بن مهزی یارت میشم با همین قد کوچیکم خودم سردارت میشم. see with respect to how sunni muslims uh um put on which date they put the uh the holy prophet's birthday and where she has put it but it's very close just a couple days apart we know this here palestinians in hebron city in the southern part of the occupied westbank on thursday celebrate the birth anniversary of uh islams of prophet muhammad amid heavy restrictions there but each year on the day of the prophet's birth anniversary you see uh muslims uh joining hands in lot of places shias and sunnis. are celebrating it together as a show and sign of a unity and um and servitude to the holy prophet and the message he shared with mankind from god. نبین قدم کوچیکه خواش بیفته م

this is the russian federation, this is india, this country, this is that islamic, islamic uma, muslim and so on, that is, the usa is needed by china, as china is important to china in general, so here it is. actually, i think that there will be a certain normalization, but will there be a return , you know, to those times there, obama, clinton, when there was only engagement, there was only cooperation with china, i think no, it will be a mixed strategy, where we can cooperate, where we can't, compete, and somewhere in general, if there would be, you know, such a conflict of interests, generally without borders, as there, for example, artificial intelligence, or quantum deductions and so on, there is nothing about russia without it. but in reality we saw in october we saw such hugs, everything is fine, putin is in beijing, there were no results, as far as i understand, that is, putin's main goal is to sell more gas there, china does not need so much gas, but they say that in china there are regions, there is a press that writes between the lines there. and just in this press, between

mashakhaya, hu, sheikheikh, uma shanasha, hu, sheyakh, veeen, kol, hadash, tahad hashamash. under the sun.

and and oppression for years and years and decades, when you are believing in your people, in your umaeven though israel has unleashed uh a massive air campaign, which by the way, um, you know, when we take a look at the the number of palestinians that have been unfortunately killed, as a result, the number is quite high, how do, how would you describe the way that the retaliation might take place from this point on? first of all, i don't know if it is the correct word to reach retaliation, because we are we are an act. defense, we are the victims, we are the oppressed people who are reacting to a continuous aggression and oppression for more than 75 years, at least in gaza we are talking about 17 years of of of of siege, but yes i am sure that it is still the beginning, okay, at the end, in the total picture, i cannot never compare our capabilities regardless how how strong with the capability. the other party, especially we are hearing that the superpower is mobilizing big military pieces and ships to support them anyway, yes it is still the beginning because our military leaders wer

mashahaya hu-sheheykh, uma shana.sheya hashekh, kol, hadash, tahad hashamash, what was and what will be, and there is nothing new under the sun. this is the book of ecclesiastes, one of the books of the old testament, in which king solomon, presumably the author of this book, sets out his teachings, including his own. descendants and this book is in many ways the result of the life of king solomon, his search, and the verse that we have just read is at the very beginning, this is the ninth verse of the first chapter, where king solomon reflects on the fact that on earth everything that everything that will be was, it once was, once happened, and as he himself writes, there is nothing new under the sun, in fact, a phrase that will later become... popular in many languages, when groups are always small it is very easy to find an approach to each person, and it is very easy to communicate, it is very easy to see a person, in this regard... the inskaya theological academy helps in education, because small groups, small cl

medio millÓn de personas temen desplazarse algo que la uma dijo serÍa imposible en sÓlo 24 horas comouela, familias enteras se resguardan. las condiciones no son las mejores, pero estÁn con vida. ancianos, discapacitados, y niÑos. hoy con mucho trabajo mohamed y madison y su familia logran trasladarse y nos hablÓ vÍa telefÓnica desde gaza. >> todos estaban muertos. >> sorpresivamente, con mÁs de 5000 misiles. protagonizaron secuestros de decenas de personas, y asesinaron a mÁs de 1500. es un terror generalizado en ambas partes. en gaza estas madres lloran a sus hijos. por otro lado, los mÁs chicos sufren las calamidades de la guerra, es ver en las calles para poder movilizarse con sus familias. otro de tantos impedimentos para que puedan movilizarse a tiempo como lo pidiÓ el gobierno israelÍ. ha complicado mucho mÁs, porque gaza se encuentra totalmente bloqueada por israel y egipto cerrÓ la frontera. felix: muchas gracias. mÁs temprano, jorge ramos entrevista una pareja de argentinos que sobreviviÓ a la masacre cometida por hamÁs en el sur de israel. y tras ser secuestrados, lograron

mashahaya hu-shehei uma shanasha hu sheya a-sh, kol, hadash, tahad hashamash, what was and what will be, and there is nothing new under the sun. this is a book ecclesista, one of the books of the old testament in which king solomon. presumably the author of this book sets out his teachings, including to his descendants, and this book is in many ways the result of the life of king solomon, his quest, and the verse that we have just read is at the very beginning, this is the ninth verse of the first chapter, where king solomon reflects on the fact that on earth everything that was everything that will be, it already once ... was, once happened, and as he himself writes, there is nothing new under the sun, in fact, the phrase , which will later become winged in many languages, when groups are small it is always very easy to find an approach to each person, it is very easy to communicate, it is very easy to see a person, in this regard, the minsk theological academy helps in education, because small groups, small classes, all this contributes to engage individually with each person, but

mashahaya hu-shehey uma shanasha hu sheya a-shah kol hadaj tahadhamash.be. and there is nothing new under the sun, this is the book of ecclesiastes, one of the books of the old testament , in which king solomon, presumably the author of this book, sets out his teaching, including to his descendants, and this book is in many ways the result of the life of king solomon, his searches, and the verse that we just read, is located at the very beginning, the ninth verse of the first chapter, where king solomon reflects on the fact that on earth everything that was everything that will be, it once was, once happened, and as he himself writes, there is nothing new under the sun, in fact, a phrase that will later become popular in many languages, when groups are small it is always very easy to find an approach to each person, it is very easy to communicate, it is very easy to see a person, in this regard the minsk... theological academy helps uh in education because they are small groups, small classes, all this contributes to studying individually with each person

que todo esto comenzÓ segÚn la gobernadora cuando un auto llega a la casa de la familia de la niÑa umacaso de 1999 sobre manejo de estado de intoxicaciÓn, ahÍ es como dan con el sospechoso luego llegan hasta la casa de la madre de este hombre y allÍ es cuando se da este rescate que dicen fue incluso con equipos de la swatch y helicÓpteros. la encuentran en un gabinete en un armario, estaba incluso cubierta por otra parte hay que recordar que la niÑa tuvo que ser llevada al hospital harÁ un chequeo de rutina pero segÚn ella no tenÍa ningÚn daÑo fÍsico visible, estar informaciÓn que tenemos por ahora. >> lo que debe saber a esta hora, momentos de pÁnico y angustia para el congresista de texas henry que fue vÍctima de un robo en washington d.c., fue a una misa el capitolio, segÚn reportes estaba estacionado un su vehÍculo, los tres hombres armados lo asaltaron, afortunadamente saliÓ ileso del incidente y su vehÍculo fue recuperado, se desconoce si incidente tuvo motivaciones polÍticas o no, hunter biden se declara no culpable del caso que enfrenta, el hijo del mandatario es acusado de men

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and the eu, so i think there is pressure, there are leavers, there is leverage out there among the umaly they have is elect kier farmer, another of zanist to supports israel. equatically, so the electorate have no real choice, people can demand change, but that change is going to take a long time to come to fruition, so i think it's important that the people and the cobies and the governments that surround uh israel and west asia begin actions, because the eu won't do it, the west collectively won't do it, america won't do it, canada and australia won't do it, so it's really up to those regimes and if they can't. come together with a common front policy towards the part state and the palestinians will, as they have been every time previously in the past, they will be abandoned and left to their own feet and it leaves the access of resistance, we may not be strong enough in the short term to liberate palestine, but these are the only friends that palestinians in gaza and the west bank which is under uh huge uh violent pressure from the settlers and the idea of today uh they need more su

issues. in its 78th session, muslim leaders use their platforms to discuss major concerns affecting the uma while proudly proclaiming their faith. iranian president rais spoke at length against the eraasure of family values and the rampant islamophobia spreading across europe displayed clearly in the desigration of the holy quran. these understandings that bring unity and divine teachings that inspire that the fires of disrespect will not will not overcome the truth and the divine truth. jordan, saudi arabia and turkey stress that palestinian statehood is necessary element of any potential for peace in west asia while simultaneously making plans and shaking hands with israel. the signs of xenophobia, racism and turning into a new crisis have reached alarming levels in the last one year. 2023 has been the deadliest for the palestinian people in the past 15 years. how can people trust in global justice while settlement building, land confiscations and home demolitions continue. where is the global solidarity to make un resolutions believable? elsewhere, representatives of several muslim major

prophet muhammad, and this is our way, we have yes, mazhabs, sunni or shia or and others, but also we one uma, and we we need to speak about this, and we need like this in the our participants to give the good picture about our community, very interestingly. islam takes his name after value system, it's called peace and peace is what everybody needs, every family needs every community needs. we are here in this conference, i believe to demonstrate this value and to be the ambassadors of this values, especially for the most needed peace in the world. views that were reiterated in the opening address by iran's president, also emphasized on the liberation of alquds and palestine as the most important challenge in the muslim world. unity in the muslim world becomes more important day by day in the face of the enemy is plots, sacriligious acts of desecration of the holy quran, heinous crimes by takfiry terrorist groups and normalization deals with the israeli occupying regime are only few to name, new world order is emerging and the muslim ummah must establish itself as key player in this new orde

resistance used to say that this rifle which we carry is only pointed towards the only enemy of this uma, that is the israeli regime, so we're looking forward for for a collateral, a collective prayer performance with all muslims and freedom fighters in a liberated field in, in a liberated churches, where we will go together, we and the nations everywhere and defeat this entity and finish this entity and liberate palestine from river to say, yeah, well, when you say that, and i would like to ask you in terms of the technicalities that are involved in the operation that has taken place. when you take a look at the facts on the ground, one of them that really stands out, it's truly remarkable is how there are resistance fighters in 21 different locations on the ground, there's a map that uh states there's 21 different locations, 21 different locations, i don't recall the last time that that happened, um, does that mean that uh there really is a possibility that these locations might be overtaken and then the towns might - i mean um militarily speaking and technically is that really a possi

there is a war going on, and not only for territories, it is also a war for uma, russia throws millionsollars to turn ukrainians into little russians. ukraine will become, analysis and analysis of information about ukraine by russian propagandists, specific facts and methods by which enemy propaganda turns people into obedient zombies. residents plan to vote for the historic reunion. countering russian information attacks in the chronicles of information war project with olga len. tuesday, thursday, friday at 17:10 on espresso tv channel. vitaly portnikov is with you and we are talking about the main events of this week. vitaly portnikov and top experts about the most vivid events of the last seven days. our guest will be a lieutenant general of the ground forces, a former national security adviser. of the president of the united states, donald trump, herbert mcmaster. current topics, pressing questions, authoritative comments and forecasts in the information marathon project with vitaly portnikov, every sunday at 20:10 on espresso. 18:00 in ukraine. news time on the espresso tv channel

the evening , we were approached by the nato headquarters, the minister of defense of ukraine, rustem umad he gave us the rather good news that in ukraine the allies are allocating half a billion dollars, i.e. 500 million dollars of military and financial aid help, some money , as mr. omierov said, will come already, some help will come even starting from october, may, november, december, we can expect some already after the new year, but summarizing what happened here, i must say one thing, i saw, nato is still united in helping ukraine, despite everything that is happening in some countries, members of the alliance, i mean how some leaders of the alliance talk about help and support to ukraine, whether it is needed, here at the headquarters, here after the meeting, i saw that after all, this help will unite nato with ukraine. colleagues, you have the floor. yurko, this is an extremely important signal that you just gave us, in particular, the confirmation from the minister of defense, mr. umerov, that we will be provided with additional financial assistance of about 500 million dollars.

... how much this ummah is thirsty to new victory, to a real victory against the only enemy of this uma, that is the israeli regime. what has happened today is a historical moment which has achieved, has been achieved by the palestinian soldiers and palestinian people in in the confrontation of the last 74 years of israeli occupation, "our people has waited lot that the international community could serve any of their own legitimate rights and return any of those legitimate rights to them, in the contrary today we have witnessed new extreme rightous fanatic government in israeli regime headed by netanyahu and ministers like ib. we've sent many messages to the international community to tell them that. this government is is is perpetrating an explicit public torture and crimes against our people, but unfortunately there was no... response, on the contrary, few days ago we have seen how netanyahu, the head of this right government was been received by some governments in the west and some, some some of them in the in the region, instead of having the palestinian to be recognized, people a

eclipse solar entre estos los expertos del centro de predicción de meteorología espacial de la noa, nir uma forecast activity something. ellos predicen la actividad solar desde esa oficina a través de imágenes de satélites, así están al pendiente de cualquier cambio para que no les tome por sorpresa. >> space weather is very difficult. >> es difícil predecir la meteorología espacial, sobre todo porque el sol se encuentra a 93 millones de millas de distancia con respecto a la tierra. pasemos a ver en nuestro estudio virtual cómo se originan esas tormentas solares. primero que todo, hay que conocer que una tormenta solar son partículas cargadas, que el sol emite, pero nosotros, afortunadamente en la tierra tenemos un campo magnético que nos protege, que al interactuar esas partículas cargadas con ese campo magnético nos dejan como resultados. pues entonces ver las auroras boreales que seguramente mucho se les hace muy familiar ese término, pero también nos deja muchísimas afectaciones en las comunicaciones acá en la tierra. >> el traffic control. son las mayores afectaciones debido a las torm

saudi arabia has huge opportunity for the whole uma, the whole of the arab and persian people to come together with - collective decisions as to how to react to what is happening in gaza. uh, my only opinion that i can offer is i fully trust the resistance. i expect the resistance will do the right thing at the right time, and all we can do is pray in the meantime that the casualties are as few as possible and that. is really blood lost uh is seated uh sometime soon, otherwise we will continue to have this uh barbaric uh onslot and taking of innocent human lives of men, women and children. thank you for, i want to swing back over to our press tv correspondent there joining us out of southern lebanon. i'm going to come back to you for in a second, but i want to get this question out to madhi, the iranian form said he wants to call an extraordinary meeting of the uh organization of islamic cooperation to talk about the atrocities in the besieg ghaza strip to collect evidence and to uh presented to international courts and you alluded to that but my question to we've seen this: take plac

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think, it's an annual event that's been going on every year, and they bring scholars from all over the umaunity initiative, sometimes it hasn't been uh received as much, but then we've been seeing over the last few months, iran making peace with its neighbors, returning to the diplomatic. especially you know with saudi arabia who many in the western media will always frame it as you know sunny saudi arabia versus shia iran although i i'm sure those two countries wouldn't see it specifically in sectarian terms rather in maybe competing interests how important do you think it is that on the political level these countries are coming together they're trying to get over their differences can that tamp down on some of the sectarianism can that help us to bring about the period where muslims may say we may not agree with each other but we can learn to live with each other i think it can. um and i think more and more muslims are realizing, especially in these times that it becomes very important for us to make uh political and also economic really ties with each other, and i say especially in thi

, well, the mission came to the imf, and the deputy director of the european department of the imf, umar name, started it. activity yesterday with representatives of the authorities, met with other key partners, and i just sometimes i monitor social networks there and there are some analytics and such rumors that one of the positions of the imf is generally the liquidation of fops, as in such an internal offshore, which leads to the loss of large sums of money that could have gone to the budget, or is there really, well, is it true, is there such an attempt by our partners to close at all, why. all the fop groups, please, let's start with this one in particular, this is definitely not true, but since 2014 there have been certain negotiations, in some negotiations with the international monetary fund fund, including myself, as the head of the economic tax group of newforms, participated , there was never such a requirement from the imf, the only point that drew attention to is that in our country, fop are very often used for the purpose of optimizing taxation, in particular, for example

biden, he repeatedly put the terrorist umas and putin's dictatorship in the same row and putin himselftator is truly determined not only by the united states , the entire anti-putin coalition, most civilized countries, that terrorism and putin's aggression are currently the two biggest threats to humanity and the biggest threats to the survival of entire countries and democracy as such. moreover, in the address of us president biden, by the way, it was the second in his entire tenure, he has been president for three years, this is only the second address to his own nation, but in this address he, as a strong leader, spoke strong words, and these strong words about us - unequivocal support for ukraine, regarding israel - unequivocal support for israel, and a joint urgent request of the us president, he announced this in his address to the nation. will be for 100 billion dollars and he will send this request to the united states congress this friday. 100 billion dollars of them, so that we all understand, more than 60 billion is for ukraine, the ukrainian armed forces, ukrainian humanita

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palestinian people, palestinian soldiers, all palestinian groups and the islamic uma really should be congratulated for this victory. >> sources tell cnn that members of congress were told sunday evening that four american deaths have been confirmed in israel, and the toll is expected to rise. earlier u.s. secretary of state antony blinken told cnn that washington is working overtime to verify reports of missing and dead americans. and that follows comments from the israeli minister's strategic affairs who told cnn that americans are among the scores of hostages being held in gaza. >>> and u.s. president joe biden has pledged his full support to israel in the wake of the attacks. he told israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu during a call sunday that additional assistance from the u.s. is on its way. sources tell cnn that israel is requesting precision guided bombs, more iron dome interceptor, and other items from the u.s. and president biden has promised to ramp up support for israel in the coming days. u.s. officials say the purpose of these military deployments is to deter any e

and the islamic uma really should be congratulated for this victory. >> this is not an academic questionterms of the amount or direct involvement of iran here. the implications of the answer to that could be dramatic geopolitically. what's your sense of things when you pair these two statements together? >> well, first of all, the u.s. obviously as you say is trying to find the smoking gun which they say they haven't yet. the hard line president of iran has given that statement they congr congratulate. whatever they deny, the u.s. moigs will stand in contrast what the president is actually saying. we know in the past whether it was over the nuclear program in iran that israel has taken undeclared action but nonetheless action against nuclear scientists, against nuclear facilities, centrifuges, that kind of thing inside iran whether by hacking or by actual agents that take revenge. so we're waiting to see what happens. and this plays into the whole fear of a wider regional war. if iran backed hezbollah and there's no question about that, right? iran, syria backs hezbollah, there in lebano

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the uma people had attacked a party of soldiers traveling through california for fear of what they might establish are bringing a mission to their area. so time and time and time again, we see these attacks. now i'm leaving this up here because we only have 2 minutes and we'll have a chance to discuss it. but what i asked you to read for this week was two different documents. one is a descendant of one of the people who participated in the rebellion at mission santa cruz. and he's remembering and making note of what happened his first name is, lorenzo. the other is a source by martin rizzo, where he talks about the women who helped plan this. and so that's what i'd like us to start class with on monday, is having this conversation about how we understand these rebellions, who's participating in them, how we get at that evidence, how we're breaking down history. that theme, how we know what we know, if anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask. if you have any questions, anything going on, come see me. thank

the uma people had attacked a party of soldiers traveling through california for fear of what they might establish are bringing a mission to their area. so time and time and time again, we see these attacks. now i'm leaving this up here because we only have 2 minutes and we'll have a chance to discuss it. but what i asked you to read for this week was two different documents. one is a descendant of one of the people who participated in the rebellion at mission santa cruz. and he's remembering and making note of what happened his first name is, lorenzo. the other is a source by martin rizzo, where he talks about the women who helped plan this. and so that's what i'd like us to start class with on monday, is having this conversation about how we understand these rebellions, who's participating in them, how we get at that evidence, how we're breaking down history. that theme, how we know what we know, if anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask. if you have any questions, anything going on, come see me. thank