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With the rise of the BNP, how much is voting in-action, particularly in Muslim and ethnic minorities to blame? People all over the world to this day are dying for the right to vote, for the right to have a say and for the right to a fair and democratic society, and yet every year hundreds and thousands of people including Muslim Brits choose not to vote in local and general elections, yet get angered and shocked with the rise of groups such as the BNP. This documentary will reveal how and why public opinion and engagement with the voting system within Great Britain has changed. It will also look into whether political groups such as the BNPs greatest asset are non-voting ethnic minority communities, and what we can do about it. The aim of this documentary is to inspire action, get people off their backsides and get involved in an election where we have a voice and CAN tip the scales.full doc coming soon. Please note: We are not politically inclined, we do not have anything against the BNP (apart from the obvious), we do not have allegiance to any party but are purely trying to inspire people off their backsides and into booths, if we the people become empowered perhaps we can have more of a say in the country we love and live in....it will be the BRITISH PEOPLE who put the GREAT back into GREAT BRITAIN! Produced by: Tre Azam Directed by: Abid Mahi

The Great Muslim HERO (Ahmad Shah Massoud) Singer: Marhom Sufi Majid Panjsheri Song: Mastam Mastam Edit: By Youssef Ahmadi Proud Khorasanian son Ahmad Shah Massoud the Great, the defender of more than 7000 years Arian history. "Winner of the Cold War". Ahmad Shah Massoud was not just a military leader, but was a great politician as well. Fighting the soviets 1979, Fighting Pakistani puppet Hekmatyar 1993, Fighting ISI the Talibans 1996, Fighting terrorists and evil forces 1999, seemingly at war with the world 2001. An ethnic Tajik Massoud has become an abstract symbol of the defeat of the Taliban, the defeat of the Soviet Union/Russia, the defeat of al-Qaida, ISI, extremists and of the Afghan "resistance" generally. Ahmad Shah Massoud has become the National Hero of Afghanistan and the best legendary Commander of 20th century in South Central Asia Pacific. Ahmad Shah Massoud the son of police commander Dost Mohammad Khan was born on September 2, 1953 in the Jangalak district of Panjsher, Afghanistan. Ahmad Shah Massoud was a Kabul University engineering student of Polytechnic Institute for Engineering and Architecture. But after the occupation of Afghanistan by Red Soviet Army, later he left his higher university education and turned military leader who played a leading role in driving the Soviet army out of Afghanistan, earning him the nickname "Lion of Panjsher". The Red Army was vanquished in Panjsher eight times between 1358 -1367 (1979 - 1988) and Massoud was the ...

Faith Under Fire: Prompted by the upcoming hearings on "Radical Islam" by the House Committee on Homeland Security, two rallies were held March 6 in New York City, "Today, I Am a Muslim, Too" and Rep. Peter King Supporters. Some 150 organizations were said to be participants in the large rally. Featuring interviews with Daisy Khan, executive director, American Society for Muslim Advancement; Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf, the Cordoba Initiative; Rabbi Marc Schneier, president, The Foundation for Ethnic Understanding; Imam Shamsi Ali, Islamic Cultural Center of New York; the Rev. Dr. Katharine R. Henderson, president, Auburn Theological Seminary; media and fashion mogul Russell Simmons; Pakistani musician and UN goodwill ambassador Salman Ahmad, and the Rev. Chloe Breyer, Interfaith Center of New York. The smaller rally, several blocks away, included Andy Sullivan, founder, 9/11 Hard Hat Pledge. Which speaker most accurately reflects your thoughts about the upcoming hearings on "Radical Islam"?

With the rise of the BNP, how much is voting in-action, particularly in Muslim and ethnic minorities to blame? People all over the world to this day are dying for the right to vote, for the right to have a say and for the right to a fair and democratic society, and yet every year hundreds and thousands of people including Muslim Brits choose not to vote in local and general elections, yet get angered and shocked with the rise of groups such as the BNP. This documentary will reveal how and why public opinion and engagement with the voting system within Great Britain has changed. It will also look into whether political groups such as the BNPs greatest asset are non-voting ethnic minority communities, and what we can do about it. The aim of this documentary is to inspire action, get people off their backsides and get involved in an election where we have a voice and CAN tip the scales.full doc coming soon. Please note: We are not politically inclined, we do not have anything against the BNP (apart from the obvious), we do not have allegiance to any party but are purely trying to inspire people off their backsides and into booths, if we the people become empowered perhaps we can have more of a say in the country we love and live in....it will be the BRITISH PEOPLE who put the GREAT back into GREAT BRITAIN! Produced by: Tre Azam Directed by: Abid Mahi

Dispatches When (Muslim) Cousins Marry Part 2 ***watch all the parts in one go, goto my homepage and click playlists*** Dispatches reveals the tragic consequences of first cousin marriage in Britain. Every year such marriages cause hundreds of children to be born with terrible disabilities; one third of whom are so ill that they die before they are five years old. The practice is most common in Britain's Pakistani community, in which more than 50% of people marry their first cousin, and in Bradford 75% of ethnic Pakistanis follow the tradition. It is also common in some Middle Eastern and East African communities here, and in the UK's Bangladeshi community, nearly a quarter of people marry their first cousins. It also happens in the white British community: Dispatches features a couple, first-cousins-once-removed, whose daughter died of a genetic disease. The medical risks include infant mortality, birth defects, learning difficulties, blindness, hearing impairment and metabolic disorders. As adults, the offspring of these relationships also risk sporadic abortions or infertility. Reporter Tazeen Ahmad meets affected families, including one with three children with serious degenerative genetic diseases. Tazeen's own grandparents were first cousins: five of their children died before the age of ten, and three of her uncles were deaf. Dispatches questions why no major national publicity campaign warns of these health risks. At-risk couples in some areas are offered genetic ...