Episode 369: Mansoor Danish

Freshly Grounded

Faisal & Sam

Muslimpodcast, Freshlygrounded, Islam, Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 941 Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2024

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of Freshly Grounded, Faisal sits down with Mansoor Danish, a key figure at the International Open University (IOU).

Mansoor shares his insights on negotiation, body language, and psychology in both business and everyday life. He breaks down the art of negotiation, drawing parallels between business dealings and personal situations, and offers practical tips on mastering body language and nonverbal communication.

Mansoor also gives a behind-the-scenes look into his role at IOU, where students from over 200 countries come to learn Islamicized degrees, offering a unique blend of secular and Islamic education.

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0:00.0	Sala mareke from guys welcome to this episode of freshly grounded this episode is with brother
0:04.5	Mansour Danish so Mansour as you guys know for the last few months, we've had, we've partnered up with the Islamic Open University.
0:16.8	Sorry, that was the previous name, with International Open University.
0:22.0	And in our relationship with International University,
0:26.0	we've been telling you guys about their amazing courses that they've been doing
0:30.0	and basically how you can get a degree by studying online at home and you can get a degree or
0:37.3	masters in various different secular subjects like education for example if for example you want to be a teacher you can get an
0:46.3	education degree or masters through IOU you can study at your own home study wherever you
0:51.6	want whenever you want basically, you have complete freedom,
0:55.0	but also you get a degree at the end of it, and it's taught by Muslims, and so it's Islamized
1:01.0	education, which means that the degrees that you do are taught in a way that
1:08.3	respect your faith and also they're taught in a way that facilitate your faith as well and so they also have Arabic courses and Islamic courses but it's really interesting but anyway if you want to check out if you want to find out more about I owe you I'll leave a link in the bio you can go to I-O-U-D-U. GM-F-G.
1:27.7	But Mansour is, he was the acting head of department of business at IOU and I spoke to the guys at I you and I thought
1:37.2	look we've got we've seen a lot of interest in you guys being interested and wanting to know more about IOU. So it would be cool if we got
1:44.4	someone who actually works their head of a department to come in and have a chat with us.
1:51.5	And so we had Mun and so we had months
1:53.0	come in and we spoke about some really interesting things.
1:56.0	We kind of first were just chopping up about negotiation and stuff
2:00.4	and I spoke about a few different bits but what was really interesting is when we got into the discussion about body language and how important body languages.
2:09.0	So I think you guys would enjoy this one. I really enjoyed having a chat with Mansour, really interesting character great guy and knows a lot about kind of
2:17.3	body language and the importance of it especially in business and negotiation so
2:22.0	enjoy this episode is episode
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