Mini-ep. Is this one mispronounced name too far?

04/14/20 • 19 min

This mini episode is a bit different in tone from the usual. I take my experience listening to the audiobook of The Kingdom of Copper by S.A. Chakraborty as a launchpad to think about where and how we, as Muslims in creative industries, need to really up our game.

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Previous Episode

Ep. 41. Are You What They Say You Are? (Focus: France/Algeria: Zahia Rahmani's trilogy)

On this journey, I'm joined by Nour and Assia as we discuss

What is our responsibility towards our (unborn) children?
What does it mean to be called “Muslim”?
How does the language we speak affect our identity?
(In) denial: France and the harkis.

Books in focus: trilogy by Zahia Rahmani (France/Algeria):

Moze
“Musulman” roman (“Muslim” a novel)
France, récit d’une enfance (France, story of a childhood)

Find Nour on Instagram @nourstuckinabookstore. Find Assia on Instagram/Twitter @shereadsox and her website whatassiareads.wordpress.com Full episode notes and guest details on the website: www.booknomadpodcast.com/reviews/ Disclaimer: book features ≠ endorsements. We speak as readers, not experts.