Here For Youth Podcast

How does someone with a tech background find themselves involved in youth work? Do you struggle to get your elders on board with your vision? How do you deal with difference in perspective due to the generational divide? Hamza Ahmed, our Head of Youth Work, sits down with Fayaz Iqbal to discuss the topics in question (above), his experience in engaging young people and running a youth Hubb in Gillingham. Fayaz has a background in I.T. as a professional, consultant and entrepreneur. As an industry expert he has delivered lessons on product management and business at universities. He also runs a youth Hubb in Gillingham. Listen on all major podcast platforms at https://anchor.fm/hereforyouth Find out more about starting a Youth Hubb and access our training, coaching and accreditation programs at https://www.hereforyouth.org/eet

Hamza Ahmed, our Head of Youth Work, sits down with Yasin Erkul to discuss his life growing up in 3 different places and his views and experiences as a youth worker. Yasin is a 3rd year BA Criminology Birmingham University Student and a Youth and Family Intervention Officer at Dream Chasers Small Heath. Listen on all major podcast platforms at https://anchor.fm/hereforyouth Find out more about starting a Youth Hubb and access our training, coaching and accreditation programs at https://www.hereforyouth.org/eet

Hamza Ahmed, our Head of Youth Work, sits down with Nabil Al-Kinani to discuss how to preserve community aka 'the ends' (in which youth are nurtured) through working towards owning the spaces we are from and live in. Nabil is the Author of the book 'Privatise The Mandem'. Buy the book at https://privatisethemandem.com Listen on all major podcast platforms at https://anchor.fm/hereforyouth Find out more about starting a Youth Hubb and access our training, coaching and accreditation programs at https://www.hereforyouth.org/eet

Hamza Ahmed, our Head of Youth Work, sits down with Iqbal Nasim to talk about the unexplored details of his life from a perspective of youth engagement also discussing the meaning and the practical application of love and faith in our lives. Iqbal is an educator, speaker, writer, former investment banker, Cambridge graduate and non-profit leader. He delivers transformational educational experiences to help people lead truly God-centred lives by achieving connection through prayer (Salah), clarity through revelation (Quran), and the courage to fulfil their leadership potential https://www.iqbalnasim.com . Iqbal is the former Chief Executive of National Zakat Foundation. For his work at NZF, he was awarded an MBE. He also completed his memorisation of Quran (Hifz) and studied the Arabic Language in Jordan. Watch on YouTube at https://youtu.be/GFxqj3CjMlw?si=bKexXixLtUIeCkO0

Hamza Ahmed, our Head of Youth Work, sits down with Imam Dawud Walid to talk about raising boys to men. Imam Dawud is the Executive Director of the Michigan chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR-MI) and a member of the Imams Council of Michigan. He is also the author of the books Towards Sacred Activism, Blackness and Islam, and Futuwwah and Raising Males Into Sacred Manhood: https://imamghazali.co/en-gb/products/futuwwah-sacred-manhood . You can follow Imam Dawud Walid's Telegram group here: https://t.me/dawudwalid Find out more about starting a Youth Hubb and access our training, coaching and accreditation programs at https://www.hereforyouth.org/eet