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The Digital Sisterhood

S4 EP3 | Dada, I Won’t Forget Who We Are

The Digital Sisterhood

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Society & Culture, Documentary, Self-improvement, Education

4.93.5K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

For too long the whole world, and particularly us as Muslims, have turned a blind eye to the horrific and brutal treatment of our Uyghur brothers and sisters. We must remember them, we must say their names, we must hear their stories - so today we bring you two. Subhi and Jewher were raised miles apart, but share one homeland - East Turkestan. - Our main sponsor for today is Helping Hand for Relief and Development USA, this year we focus our efforts on our brothers and sisters in Palestine. Their team on the ground is working tirelessly to ensure dedicated emergency relief for Ramadan food boxes can reach them and alleviate some small semblance of their suffering. Our hope is to raise 25,000 USD to get them the basic necessities they desperately need. Visit launchgood.com/tds4palestine and give us a hand in providing them hope this Ramadan - Host: Cadar Mohamud Associate Producer: Maaheen Khan-Bashir Lead Producer: Hanna Adan Writer: Maaheen Khan-Bashir Production Manager: Maaheen Khan-Bashir Sound Designer: Youssef Douazou Marketing & Design Team: Sawsan Abdillahi, Wasima Farah, Khadija Musa, Mariya Shan Cover Artist: Fatimah Nadeem - Jewher has shared the links below for more information on what is happening to Uyghur muslims, please use these to help and stay informed: https://enduyghurforcedlabour.org - coalition website for all the research, events, and statements. https://www.allstaticandnoise.com/support - Link to film website for screenings and donations. https://www.amazon.com/Jewher-Ilham-Uyghurs-Father-Silence/dp/1608011054?nodl=1&dplnkId=61539547-9fd6-44e6-b82f-3f133b0ec037 - Link to Jewher’s first book https://a.co/d/iy957Fv - Link to Jewher’s second book

Transcript

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0:00.0

The Content warning. This episode contains descriptions of sexual abuse.

0:27.0

Asa la laikou,

0:31.0

It is your sister and comrade, Adar, and you're listening to the digital sister-her-hood

0:38.4

podcast. East Turkestan is a land known to its people as a beautiful place.

0:58.0

I'm talking lush green mountains, colorful flowers, long and flowing rivers.

1:05.0

Kind of sounds like paradise, right?

1:07.0

Well, this is a home of a thriving Ughur community made up of a population of 11 million people to whom

1:17.8

majority are Muslims. The home in autonomous region of the Chinese government has renamed as Xinjiang,

1:27.0

the home that the older people have in recent years been driven out of.

1:32.0

The home in which those that remain are still

1:35.6

endlessly prosecuted. I always was taught it was Uyghur right? Yeah and I feel like when I first heard you say

1:45.2

Ugur I was like ugre ugre you like with the rain you're like ohgre I'm sad to say that

1:52.1

before we started this episode I was quite mixed up about even how to pronounce

1:56.9

Ughur and I think it speaks to a much larger conversation about how much particularly we as Muslims know about what's going on with our brother and sisters in East Turkestan.

2:08.0

So I just want to start off by saying first and foremost, it's Ughur.

2:12.0

Let's get this right everyone. In this episode, I'm joined by not

2:17.1

one but two amazing Ughur women, women who live on the opposite sides of the world, I mean like really opposite sides of the world,

2:26.0

but who share one homeland to which neither one of them have been able to return. The first guest is

2:34.4

Subi Bora. Well I was born in Adelaide South Australia to an ethnically

2:42.4

ooh-hood mother and ethnically

2:44.3

Uzbek father both of whom they actually grew up in Uphulja which is the city in

2:50.2

East Turkestan and they they migrated to Australia a couple years before I was born.

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