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Ashtalam anikam.

Welcome back to after hours so now al-hchamdala and satt samar as all righti and arii and i've taken over hosting duties uh from shah mauraa shukri i decided

to open up uh today um but hamdallah it's an exciting uh episode for us

inshallah a ta a dear friend of mine who i'm sure many of you have not been exposed to, right?

When we talk about Imam Sarad, Sheikh Abdullah Hakim quick, these are names that have come to us through the many lectures that we've heard, through the multiple engagements that we may have had with the Diyahua.

Our guest today is someone who is a little bit different, but very insightful and can really help us understand,

especially, I think, inshallah, ta a lot of what has happened over the last two decades,

and a lot of ways in which we could probably be better, ways that we may have been impacted

in ways we could be better in regards to our Dawa in sort of a surveillance, a climate

of surveillance, a climate of securitization.

So our guest today is Dr. Tariq Yunus, Dr. Tariq al-h-h-hambal-Lah, as a senior fellow at

Yaqin Institute.

He is a senior lecturer in psychology at Middlesex University.

He researchers and writes on Islamophobia, racism, and mental health,

the securitization of clinical settings and the politics of psychology.

And I'm going to go ahead and just get to the last line of your bio.

Achittarak, you have a book called The Muslim State and Mind,

psychology and times of Islamophobia, which is why you really wanted

you to be here. I think you're an Egyptian Canadian who lives in the UK. Are you Canadian or

American, Egyptian American lives in the UK? I'm Canadians. It's blasphemy to call Canadians

American. I apologize.

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