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Yeah, Assalamu Alaikum, Warahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, a warm welcome once more to open lines at nine

Well, I'm going to be with you and I am Jamil Wallace and this morning I have guest in the studio

In fact, I need to say it's for me an honor and a privilege to have to be in the presence of these guests and

guest is obviously Mufti Ishmael Mink now listeners of the voice of the cape immediately

Identifies with the Mufti because there is a series of programs. We've run on it

Let's first greet my guest here Mufti Assalamu Alaikum and welcome to the voice of the cape

Wa Alaikum Assalamu Alaikum, Warahmatullahi wa Barakatuh, the peace and blessings of Allah subhanahu wa ta'ala upon yourself and all the listeners out there

And from outside at the voice of the cape to you Mufti and you accompany me in tia and to our listeners

We say Juma Karim a Juma Mu Barak

Barak Allahu fiikum wa asaad Allahu awkatakum

We kulli khair, may Allah keep us blessed and happy at all times insha'Allah

Mufti Amelif Cape Town, no strange place to you, but you've just visited our shows

I just had to find out originally where you are from Zimbabwe, our neighbor

Yes, Mashallah, I was actually born in Zimbabwe and I was brought up there and

My studies, the initial studies were all in Zimbabwe and

they are after for tertiary studies I shifted to Saudi Arabia and the University of Medina and from there

I'd actually gone to India to specialise, yes

Mashallah, Mufti Amelif, the topic under discussion, interfaith relations, my little bit

I want to add, there's sometimes we as muslims, while let's talk about the Cape Town, let's talk about

my community, we have a little bit of a skewed perception around interfaith relations

but I'm going to leave that to you

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