On September 25th, a rally was held in Dearborn where over 800 parents came together to stand against explicit books in school libraries. What followed were heated school board meetings that have largely been misconstrued by the media.
Join Fatima and Zainab as they breakdown all that's happened in the last two weeks and why the issue in Dearborn has become a national one.
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Stephanie Butler, a mom of 4, found pornographic material in the school's libraries. She reveals everything she found including sexual guides, dangerous content and leads to child trafficking websites. This is For God and Country Podcast #3 with Zainabrights.
Karbala is often looked at as a historical tragedy in Islam's history, but the bigger picture is missed. With the first episode of TMJ's new show 'For God and Country' with journalist Zainabrights and guest Tarek Bazzi, the subject of Karbala is broached, the choice of human morality examined and connections made in the global landscape today.
To read more about TMJ's latest report discussed in live discovery today read tmj.news/karbala
This year, the US is experiencing a major baby and toddler shortage caused by supply chain problems and a major recall by a formula company, Abbot Nutrition.
Back in February, Abbot Nutrition, a top producer of baby formula, shut down operations when four babies were hospitalized after consuming baby formula. While the one factory shut down and halted formula production, it spurred a nationwide crisis because it produces half of Abbot Nutrition formula supply; which is the largest in the US.
Four corporations control the baby formula industry, from Abbott to Reckitt, Nestlé and Perrigo.
Today we hear from one parent who has personally been affected by this crisis. Having a baby with allergies, she can only buy a certain kind of formula or her child will be seriously ill.
This week multiple bombings targeted Hazaras in Afghanistan from a highschool to a mosque. However, this is not new. Journalist @zainabrights interviews Susan from Afghanistan (full name concealed for her safety) on why the Hazara Muslims are consistently targeted in Afghanistan and what it was like for her growing up as a Hazara woman.
This Ramadan has been difficult for the people of Somalia after a huge fire turned what was once a thriving two billion dollar market to ashes.
The people of Hargeisa are left picking up the remains of the market, which was the source of their income and livelihood. Somaliland resident, Khalid Abdi says the people of Somalia are resilient. They’re now "selling fruits and plastic toys" in a burned market where they used to gather every year as a community for Iftars in Ramadan.
In this podcast, TMJ News Network Journalist, Fatima, interviews Abdi on what happened during the fires and how people are now recovering.
Behind the analysis on Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a fast paced news process that needs to keep up with breaking stories in a war-zone. Fatima and Zainab discuss the news process and its behind the scenes action in a quaint little coffee shop bustling with life and action...
A year after coming up with the idea that is now TMJ, co-founders Fatima and Zainab discuss their journey after having babies, moving to the same city and creating a space together that can fill gaps in digital media.
Hearing from a source on ground in Karnataka, ZainabRights speaks with Nida about the hijab row, dealing with harassment and the way forward.
An exclusive IGLIVE episode with journalists @fatimacsayed @zainabrights and guests @mohamedhammoud__unfltrd and @yourmuslimbrother on the London Terror Attack and thoughts navigating this crisis specifically when it comes to journalism and the demonization of Muslims in the media.
Hammoud has an extensive background in covering Islamophobia and speaking about it on TedX platforms as well as on his podcast 'UNFLTRD'. As a resident of London, Ontario himself, he will be speaking to us about his community and how he is personally navigating this crisis given the backdrop of Islamophobia and hate in Canada.
Khamissa will speak on policy and the way forward in challenging Islamophobia as manager of community engagement at @nccm_community
Coronavirus has impacted the world like nothing before, with lockdowns, social isolation, and a halting economy. The Muslim Journalists Fatima Al-Sayed and Zainab Merchant speak to experts Dr. Syra Madad and Dr. Arif Dharsee, as well as Iman Khalil-Fariel and her experience with Coronavirus to give you the holistic information about Covid19, vaccines, future projections and how it affects the Muslim community.
Dr. Arif Dharsee, MD is an Infectious Disease Specialist in Bay Shore, NY, and has over thirteen years of experience in the medical field. He graduated from St. George’s University School of Medicine.
Iman Khalil Fariel is a professional fitness coach and entrepreneur based in Florida. She recently experienced COVID19 and faced an adverse reaction, debunking the myth that only those who are older or immunocompromised face greater health issues with COVID19.
Dr. Syra madad is a Pathogen Preparedness Expert and infectious disease epidemiologist. She is the Senior Director of the System-wide Special Pathogens Program at NYC Health + Hospitals where she is part of the executive leadership team which oversees New York City's response to the Coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic in the city's 11 public hospitals. She was featured in the Netflix documentary series Pandemic: How to Prevent an Outbreak and a recent one by Discovery+ with Dr. Anthony Fauci and other leading scientists.
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Over 92 million have already cast their votes, and tensions are high to see who will be the next POTUS. Stores are boarding up their windows in case of riots, and many are left wondering what decision to make. The 2020 US Elections has brought a lot of confusion for the Muslim community. Journalists ZainabRights and Fatima Al-Sayed break down what the candidates represent, their similarities and differences, and how different scenarios may affect the Muslim community.