The Revival

Your Voice Matters!

THE REVIVAL TALK SHOWS ON RADIO RAMADANS

Sajid Iqbal —

Assallamu Allaikum

The Revival team will be doing regular discussion shows on Radio Ramadan stations throughout this month. You should be able to hear them LIVE on the web!

LETS TALK SHOW BY THE REVIVAL TEAM
on radio ramadan manchester and rochdale
Listen to lively debates and discussions on all issues concerning the muslim youth:

Crescent Community Radio - 107.8 FM
EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY AT 10PM
LISTEN LIVE ON:
http://www.crescentradio.net

Radio Ramadan manchester
106.6 FM
LETS TALK SHOW BY THE REVIVAL TEAM
EVERY THURSDAY 10PM
LISTEN LIVE ON:
http://www.radioramadan.com

The discussions wil include The Revival Team:
Presenter: Zahid Maqbool (The Revival Media Spokesman)
Co- presenter: Sajid Iqbal (Editor)
Panelists: Irfan Khan (sub-editor) and Mohammad Ayoub (The Revival Project Manager)
There will also be regular special guests participating.

Also:

Radio hacc
East London
87.7fm
'sisters show'
every monday and wednesday
10-1 am
Presented by Sister Alveena Salim (sub-editor, The Revival Magazine) and Sister Khadijah Atkinson

Please listen in, phone in, email and text in to the shows and air your voice and opinions.

wasalaam

Forum
General

354 comments

#122

You Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 15:30

no leave it. I found it pretty poor myself... and I listened to the full thing.

Such as noone mentioned that kids are away from islam because THEY ARE BORED. Nothing exciting happens at an Islamic event. I myself avoid them like the plague. brring boring boring.

When was the last time you heard of an Islamic group taking people go-karting? Paintballing? to the cinema? laser-quest?

No its all 'today we are excited to present bland scholar number 254...'

The earning needs to be a small part of an islamic lifestyle. Its not the be all and the end all.

#124

Sajid Iqbal Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 16:32

seema*Mr Editor i only stayed with u for 10 min it wasnt for me the topic i mean, i'm sure i couldnt do better but as a listener i was not taken sorry

i'd like to see a bit of humour and better english does that sound totally horrible? i guess it does i will try and listen tonight for a bit longer

a bit of humour wouldnt go amiss and some nasheeds etc but i suppose u had all this if i stayed more then 10 mins

i feel horrible saying this but i'm used to listening to our Ramadan radio from Sheffield Attercliffe chaired soley with a few guests time to time by a Jamaican convert Mustafa and he is both informative and hilarious and totally addictive

sorry again for being so horrible - i dont like being negative about those who are trying to do positive which u are

you cant judge a programme after listening for only 10 mins? was it the first 10 mins, last, which?
the lets talk shows are always lively, educational, opinionated, sarcastic, controversial.....
the only thing last night's show lacked was...calls!
i might give tonights show a miss... let some other brothers do a better job. i better stick to writing articles 😃

#126

Sajid Iqbal Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 16:58

MuslimSisLilSisnah u wer OK

i just had an issue with the fact that u kept on blaming the parents

only prob with show was that no one called

thats not ur fault

well usually the shows we do are full of calls, this year in rochdale, it probably hasnt been highlighted enough....
i wasnt just blaming parents....
i was saying they had a responsibility and if they dont fulfill that then youngsters will go astray...
i mentioned that youth go away from islam if:
1. there is no islam in the house, no proper tarbiyyah
2. bad company/friends
3. no islamic evenst/activities/entertainment
4. no proper education from mosques/imams
5. lack of role models for youngsters
and loads more.....

i am usually alot more controversial , but i have been told by the organisers to tone my views down this year...i wonder why...

#128

Sajid Iqbal Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 17:39

MuslimSisLilSisnot really

i heard ur show

u JUST kept on moaning about the parents

then u touched on bad mates

even though bad mates is the MAIN reason why people go astray

btw did u get my txts? :twisted:

i dont agree with u but...neway...
well we read out all the texts we recieved, dont know what you sent.

#129

Seraphim Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 17:41

TheRevivalEditor

MuslimSisLilSisnot really

i heard ur show

u JUST kept on moaning about the parents

then u touched on bad mates

even though bad mates is the MAIN reason why people go astray

btw did u get my txts? :twisted:

i dont agree with u but...neway...
well we read out all the texts we recieved, dont know what you sent.

they were prob the ones that kept telling you to calm down.

you did seem really itchin to get in there.

#130

Sirus Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 18:07

seema*Mr Editor i only stayed with u for 10 min it wasnt for me the topic i mean, i'm sure i couldnt do better but as a listener i was not taken sorry

i'd like to see a bit of humour and better english does that sound totally horrible? i guess it does i will try and listen tonight for a bit longer

a bit of humour wouldnt go amiss and some nasheeds etc but i suppose u had all this if i stayed more then 10 mins

i feel horrible saying this but i'm used to listening to our Ramadan radio from Sheffield Attercliffe chaired soley with a few guests time to time by a Jamaican convert Mustafa and he is both informative and hilarious and totally addictive

sorry again for being so horrible - i dont like being negative about those who are trying to do positive which u are

Mr Ed, most people felt the same way - the show was lacking a lil touch

u needa spice it up a lil

Sis Seema....can you listen to Ramadan radio (Sheffield Attercliffe) online? it sounds good

#133

You Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 22:51

I find unity is just used as a mantra.

There are issues where we need to be united, and work together.

There are other issues where we differ too much. In these issues we need to stop accusing the other party, and not call them people of Innovation, people of insults etc.

#134

laila Sat, 15 Oct 2005 - 23:59

yeah i've just phoned in but i went a bit blank never mind i'll be better next time

my computer is upstairs and phone downstairs which doesnt help

i agree with the panel they said everything i wanted to anyway

#137

Sajid Iqbal Sun, 16 Oct 2005 - 15:31

salaam
yep yesterdays show was alot more lively with alot more participation from the public. so seema did u ring? which one were you? what comments did u make?
anyone else from the forum phone or text?
wasalaam

#138

laila Sun, 16 Oct 2005 - 18:58

TheRevivalEditorsalaam
yep yesterdays show was alot more lively with alot more participation from the public. so seema did u ring? which one were you? what comments did u make?
anyone else from the forum phone or text?
wasalaam

yes i phoned near the end and froze it was the first time i've ever phoned any radio i had all these things to say and ended up saying some rubbish about slogans etc

still like i said next time it'll be better now that the ice has been broken.

yes the show was good the 2 men speaking said everything that could be said its a hard thing acheiving unity if it wasnt then we would have it already

i wanted to say that the necessity for unity is paramount especially in the current world climate and that sects are for our individual imaan whilst unity is for the good of the Islamic Ummah

and it is time we had a young peoples council here in britain made up of all diff sects under one banner uniting muslims every country should have such a group and we should all communicate with one another building up a world network of englightened and unified Muslims who recognise their place in the modern world and are able to move with it and set trends whilst keeping Islam intact

#140

ALquds Wed, 19 Oct 2005 - 14:27

why we should follow a madhab- evidence from the Qur'an

1. Allaah says - I ask the people who know, if (when) you do not know.
(Nahl - 43/ambiyaa).

This is the general rule in every walk of life. Moreover, when one is sick then one does not go to the mechanic, also when the car requires repairs one does not go to the doctor to have it attended to. There is a broad division of separation of responsibility. These days we know that heart patients go to the cardiologist, whilst the orthopaedic surgeon attends to bone problems, while the paediatrician cares for the ailments of children. So in one field of medicine, there is also further specialisation.
Thus the cardiologist will not do the work of the orthopaedic surgeon and so on.
Similarly in the field of Deen one cannot go to anyone or every one. One cannot place reliance on the ignorant and blind to lead the way. Deen is more important, for it means either success or disaster in this world and the Aakhiraat.
The piety, righteousness, reliability, authoritive nature and Ilm of the Imams of Jurisprudence is acclaimed and proven beyond a shadow of doubt. We, Muqaleeds, have placed our confidence in the fields of Ilm, as per instruction of the Quraan Aask the people of knowledge (who know), if you do not (know), i.e. Athe Imams of Jurisprudence.
2. Allaah says : A follow and obey Allaah and obey the Rasul, and those in authority amongst you.
(Nisaa - 89)
The commentators of the Quraan state concerning those in authority amongst you that..
1. In the best of times the rulers of the Muslim empire were also the supreme authority in Deeni affairs also, like the rule of Hadhrat Abu Bakr (R.A), Hadhrat Umar (R.A), Hadhrat Uthmaan (R.A), Hadhrat Ali (R.A), Hadhrat Muawiya (R.A).
They ruled as political administrators of the empire and their decisions concerning Islaamic Deeni matters were decisive and conclusive.
2. However due to the rulers becoming less knowledgeable in Deen, two separate departments arose;
a.) one for the rulers who controlled the political infra structure;
b.) one for Ulema who gave direction in every aspect of the empire and provided religious guidelines to the ruled and rulers.
3. Nevertheless, the authorities in Deen were held higher in status and position than the rulers. The decision of the Ulema will be final to all, the ruled and the rulers.
(Vol. 2 p. 210 - Akaam ul Quraan Abu Bakr Jassass).
Allaah is ordering us to obey the authorities in Deen. In both ayats, Allaah is not ordering us to commit kufr, shirk and bidat. So the concept to follow anyone other than Allaah and His Rasul (S.A.W) is kufr, etc is definitely false.

#144

You Thu, 20 Oct 2005 - 23:28

IMO all people should try to get involved, not just a few.

Then the media can pick between a diversity of views, and can ignore extreme comments.

That will show us as a community, and not as a borg collective that is out to assimilate everyone.

That way the extreme elements will be drowned out by the majority.

#148

You Thu, 20 Oct 2005 - 23:39

Zahid Maqbool is presenting. Ed is ranting.... saying basically....well, basically...

Shahid Ayoub is 'Project Manager' (whatever that means) For the revival, and is reading the texts.

Topic: muslims and the media. why are we so bad at it?

#149

Angel Thu, 20 Oct 2005 - 23:40

AdminZahid Maqbool is presenting. Ed is ranting.... saying basically....well, basically...

Shahid Ayoub is 'Project Manager' (whatever that means) For the revival, and is reading the texts.

Topic: muslims and the media. why are we so bad at it?

cool.

why dont ppl know they are live on air, are u english ppl normally this slow :roll:

#150

You Thu, 20 Oct 2005 - 23:42

coz you SWITCH OFF THE RADIO when you go on air to make sure there is no feedback.

however there ios abit of a loopback at the monet, and the sound does deteriorate at the time of calls... so they have just turned it down.

Comments are closed on this post.