Meet the man who stops London's stabbing victims from getting knifed again
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- Опубликовано: 2 май 2024
- Adel Mozammel speaks to Samir Khattab, a trauma case worker, who found Islam in prison.
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Great podcast! Thoroughly enjoyed it! May Allah preserve and bless Islam channel and its team 🤲
Ameen
MashaAllah
Brother Samir is a eloquent speaker and positive influence on the youth. May Allah (ﷻ) safeguard him and keep him steadfast.
Ameen
MashaAllah! Inspiring to hear how Islam brought positive change and purpose to Sam's life.
Adel the best host 🙌🏽
Alhamdulillah
Thank you ❤
The book brother Samir mentioned, "The Ideal Muslim" by Dr Muhammad Ali al-Hashimi, is truly an amazing book. I can definitely see how reading it can have such a profound impact on someones life. A much recommended read!
Allahu Akbar 🤲🏾
Slms a lot of this brothers stories I can relate to
Praise to Allah Who guides. Alhamdulillah. Is MOSAIC the Muslims who preach prisoners, still active in UK prisons? It played a pivot role in guiding prisoners and many reverted to Islam.
Can buy them beards in a joke shop.
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I do find it strange that these guys can speak about murder without flinching.
Also his mother was absolutely NOT a good mother. Smh
You know why they are talking about murder, they are real! When you are talking about the reality, you are confident!
Also, according of what he is telling us HIS mother is good & great.
Thank you mother.
@@Really2025 I don't know what you're smoking but the Dunning Kruger effect is strong in you and the speakers.
The only ppl who speak confidently about murder are psychopaths and sociopaths.
@fung4310 I think the choice of word "confident" is misunderstood. I think they meant that the reality of what they lived has shaped how they speak. Some people exposed to violence from a young age are desensitised.
No way this man is a psychopath because he works with Youth to help them and their families. Your statement doesn't stand.
@@SamAk-ic5ov I didn't use the word confident so unsure where you have picked that up from.
A person can be a psychopath and work with children. Most CEOs of major corporations have traits of narcissism and psychopathy.
Also strange why you feel the need to say my comment doesn't stand.
Why would you take my comment so personally?
@fung4310 Oh apologies. It was a response to another comment.
Not taking nothing personally (was that supposedto trigger me? 😆) , I've lived a similar life and traits do not equate to a total state.
As I said wrong reply. Actually right response. I was merely trying to clarify your challenge to the other comment of "confident". Not putting words in anyone's mouth but offered a clarification. Of course you are entitled to your opinion.
Criminals
You or them??
Why has that Muslim man a Caribbean accent?
Must be because of where he grew up in west London ?
U didn't listen he grew u p with jamaicans.
What's the problem with an accent? Some Asians have a Scottish accent, Some Chinese people have a Jamaican accent...What's the problem with that. You haven't asked where his accent is from, you've asked why a Muslim has it. Can a Hindu have that accent? 😂
Canadians have Caribbean accents too, it’s just influence
The influence of Caribbean's in London is immense. Most slang in london UK is influence by Jamaican Patois and more recently Arabic. Proud British Jamican here.