Episode 6: Remembering Sadia Dehlvi, in a conversation with Raza Rumi (@Razarumi) on her life and her impact. Raza is a journalist, author, policy expert, and educator and was a close friend of Sadia. Listen

Episode 5: Aamir Edresy (@aamiredresy) on the challenges faced by Indian Muslims in the field of education and professional development and how Association of Muslim Professionals (@AmpIndia) has charted a path forward. Listen

Episode 4: Irena Akbar (@irenaakbar) on the roots of Islamic Calligraphy, the distinct Islamic calligraphic styles used in India, and how it is being adapted in the modern world. She also talks in context of her experiences running Baradari Arts. Listen

Episode 3: We speak with Aman Wadud (@AmanWadud) on the historical context of the Assam NRC, and almost two-century-old Bengali migration into Assam. We explore the impact of the NRC on human lives and implications on the rest of the country. Listen at

@nsriyas You can subscribe to it on Google Podcasts from this link. It can also be found by searching 'The Indian Muslims Podcast' there

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@A123LAD @kaaashif @TCNLive Since we launched it this week, and it got on iTunes only a couple of days back, it should soon be available across various podcast platforms. Are you looking at a specific platform?

Maulana Azad at the age of 24 in 1912, established an Urdu weekly newspaper called Al-Hilal, and wrote against the British policies till it was banned by the British in 1914 #IndianMuslimsFacts 11/n

We plan to publish weekly episodes, InshaAllah. It is our first foray into the world of podcasting, so it will be a work in progress. All constructive feedback and ideas are welcome. 8/n