For Samia Khan and Akram Shibly, Sundance wasn't just a film festival; it was a transformative journey that intertwined professional growth with spiritual nourishment.
On this week’s episode, Khan and Butt share the story of a young Black man named Michael Griffith, who was killed on December 20, 1986, at the young age of 23.
During Ramadan, Zubair attempts to connect with his culture through food content on social media ... he ultimately ends up getting schooled by his grandmother on how to prepare a traditional dish.
In this week’s episode, host Asad Butt interviews Samia Khan and Akram Shibly, two filmmakers from the Islamic Scholarship Fund’s cohort attending the Sundance Film Festival.
According to the author, “The Hysterical Girls of St. Bernadette’s” is “a book about complicated relationships, about trauma, and about what it takes for girls to be believed.”
In this week’s episode, host Saad Munir invites his business partner Saad Khan to discuss the process of friends performing real estate deals together.
In this week’s episode, Butt and Hadley are joined by Dr. Fadia Nordtveit to talk about the link between sustainability and DEIB and how to align DEIB across functions while developing a business model
