Islamophonic

Islamophonic's review of the year, with Riazat Butt, Zahed Amanullah and David Shariatmadari

The perils of pilgrimmage, clubbing at Eid and a muslim power list. With Riazat Butt and David Shariatmadari

Religious affairs correspondent Riazat Butt goes on a fact-finding mission to Germany

Riazat Butt has some dietary advice for Ramadan, and we discuss Britain's black muslims

Riazat Butt visits Muslims in Wales, and talks about the process of converting to Islam

This month, Islamophonic teams up with the Sounds Jewish podcast to look at the impact the conflict in Gaza has had on British Jews and Muslims

Riazat Butt travels to the Midlands to investigate the government's £86m fund to prevent violent extremism

Riazat Butt is joined by Sunny Hundal to discuss Muslim marriage contracts, the centre for social cohesion, and tensions between Muslims and Sikhs.

Riazat Butt travels to Istanbul to look at the Gulen movement and check out the country's designer headscarves

This month, we say hello to the British Muslims for Secular Democracy. We talk about Islamaglamour and we meet Muslims who aren't Muslims but are but no but yeah but no

Riazat Butt goes to Paris

Riazat Butt discusses mosques, muslim handbooks and surveys

Riazat Butt discuses the Muslim perspective on Shariagate, science, and re-writing the Hadith

Riazat Butt with Zia Sardar on Blogging the Qur'an, Hajj, Wahabism, and the foreign secretary, plus Jason Solomons on our sister-cast Sounds Jewish

Riazat Butt with neo-cons, comedians, sufi mystics and basketballers

Riazat Butt on hojabis, cowboys and mosques

Islamophonic US special: Riazat Butt on jerky, punk, and the muslim American dream.

Riazat Butt talks on racism and homosexuality in the Muslim community.

Riazat Butt on Graffiti, Darfur, and Muslims in the army.

Riazat Butt talks to Omar Ali Khan about Lollywood,Irshad Ashraf shows us Karachi Uncovered, Lawrence Booth on Pakistani cricket and Neil Spencer has a Horoscope...

Riazat Butt asks Sarah Sheriff why the Muslim Women's Helpline was forced to hang up; and we investigate the support networks available to Muslims.

Riazat Butt talks to the creator of Islamic Rage Boy Hugh Pancuck about making fun of Muslims. Steve Bell talks about stereotypes and Waseem Mahmood tells us about his anti-terror pop song. In the studio is Faisal Hanjra from the Federation of Student Islamic Societies.

Riazat Butt on bomb plots, activism and extremism with Osama Saeed, City Circle and the Federation of Student Islamic Societies.

Riazat Butt on militant Muslims, ex-Muslims and happy Muslims with Zia Haider Rahman.

Riazat Butt looks at knighthoods, blogs and the MCB with Madeleine Bunting, Baba Ali and Sir Iqbal Sacranie.

Riazat Butt on faith, fanatics and foreign policy with Jonathan Freedland and Lord Ahmed.

Riazat Butt looks at Muslim boxing and we have fighting talk from Frank Warren, Brendan Ingle and John Rawling.

Riazat Butt reports on Muslims involvement in modern british literature with the help of Imran Ahmad and Mohson Hamid and Sarfraz Manzoor at the Hay literary festival.

Sarfraz Manzoor goes to Toronto to visit the Little Mosque Prairie sitcom set, samples halal chocolate, talks to Mohammad Asghar Plaid Cymyu's first Muslim Assembly Member, and we tour the British Library's exhibition Sacred, a collection of religious text from different faiths.

Sarfraz Manzoor takes a good hard look at Pakistan with the Guardian's Declan Walsh, female documentary maker Aliya Salahuddin and Fifi Harroon from Geo TV. Plus we visit Glasgow's Pakistani Film Festival.

Riazat Butt talks about radicalisation with Brooke Rogers from King's College London, and about sex with Luqman Ali and Brian Whitaker.

Riazat Butt looks at the way forward for Iraq with Taji Mustafa from Hizb ut-Tahrir Britain, Ali Latif, from Iraqi Prospect, and The Guardian's Brian Whitaker.

Riazat Butt looks at Britain's shisha bar culture which faces extinction under the smoking ban, and she talks to Zahed Amanullah and Mohammed Imran about what other leisure activities are available for Muslims.

Riazat Butt celebrates the first anniversary of the Terrorism Act, and talks to Chief Superintendent Ali Dizaei, Yahya Birt and Vikram Dodd about whether its makes us safer or less free.

Riazat Butt looks at halal holidays - pie in the sky or a walk in the park?

Sarfraz Manzoor asks why can't we all just get along. He looks at the history of Muslim, Christian and Jewish cooperation with author Zachary Karabell, and discusses current interfaith projects with Abdurahman Jafar. Can you stick it through the Islamophonic feed please?

Riazat Butt looks at Islamic finance. She talks to Junaid Bhatti, from the Islamic Bank of Britain, Ed Balls, Economic Secretary to HM Treasury, Tony Levene, from the Guardian, and Sharia-sceptic Dr Mohammed Saleem.

Riazat Butt picks apart the rich tapestry of Muslim Britain in the first of an occasional series looking at the smorgasbord of schools of thought. This week - Shi'ism. Her guide is Dr Sajjad Rizvi from the School of Arab and Islamic Studies at Exeter University.

Riazat Butt thumbs through the pages of Muslim magazines to find out if they're a good read or money down the drain. Joining her are media pundit Sunny Hundall and writer Sarfraz Manzoor. We also have a press digest from Declan Walsh, our correspondent in Islamabad.

Riazat Butt pulls on some big navy knickers and an aertex shirt as she goes back to school with an education report. Joining her in the studio are guests Mohammed Mukadam, from the Association of Muslim Schools, and Terry Sanderson, from the National Secular Society.

Riazat Butt takes a journey through the Muslim musical landscape and spots some wheat among the chaff. Joining her in the studio are producer Navid Akhtar and Guardian Guide editor Malik Meer.

Riazat Butt sets off on a quest to find out what the words radicalism, extremism and fundamentalism mean. Helping her is the Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs and Lord Chancellor, Lord Falconer and Yvonne Ridley.

Riazat on finding your Muslim match and speed dating in Soho.

Riazat Butt serves up a cocktail of alcohol and Islam with health and community worker Imam Haroon Rashid Patel. Joining her from Jerusalem is Rory McCarthy with a Palestinian press round-up.

Riazat Butt stops the press, swims for Britain and looks at why younger Muslims like Sharia law. Joining her are Arzu Merali, from the Islamic Human Rights Commission, the editor of Media Guardian Matt Wells, and our Pakistan correspondent Declan Walsh.

Riazat Butt grapples with extremism, eyebrows and naughty Moroccan journalists for the inaugural show. Joining her are guests Ian Black, the Guardian's new Middle East editor, and Ruhul Tarafder, a human rights campaigner.

Islamophonic launches January 24 2007. Keep your ears peeled!