An-Nisa Collective Podcast

A Land That Is Bleeding Out: Healthcare in Gaza

In this episode, we sit down with Dr Ana Jelaani, a paediatric orthopaedic surgeon who has twice travelled to Gaza to provide life-saving medical care under unimaginable conditions. Dr Jelaani shares what drives her to risk her life while so many healthcare workers have been killed. We discuss the systematic targeting of the healthcare system, and how we should have the courage to move beyond fear to open eyes, change minds, and stand up for liberation.

Muslims in the West: Our Role in the Face of Genocide

In this episode, join us as we come together to speak on the ongoing genocide in Gaza - reflecting on what it means to witness such atrocities from afar and explore what Muslims living in the West can actually do. This is a call to conscience, and to action.

Muslims in the West: Islamophobia Awareness Month

It's Islamophobia Awareness Month, and as Islamophobia cases are increasing in the western world, there has never been a more important time to draw attention to it. Join us as we delve into the recent rise of racism & discrimination against Muslims, from looking at the recent riots to the systematic and institutionalised nature of Islamophobia.

Muslims in the West: An Analysis of Islamophobia

We're joined by Dr Amina, a researcher at Cambridge University, as we take a deep dive into the rising levels of Islamophobia in the West. Tune in as we analyse the roots of racism towards Muslims and the true political agenda behind it.

Bangladesh: A Legacy of a Failed Political System

Since the formation of Bangladesh in 1971, it has been characterised by a systemic failure of the ruling structure, too often with corruption, confusion and uncertainty. The latest events following Hasina fleeing the country has left a political vacuum leaving many to worry about its political future. Join us in our very first episode in Bengali as we discuss whether what is happening now can lead to real change and stability in the country.