Join our hosts for Friday's show where we will be discussing 'Youth Unemployment' and 'Siblings' Youth Unemployment Youth unemployment remains a pressing issue in the UK, with nearly 950,000 young people struggling to find work despite being ready and willing to contribute. With new initiatives being put into place for employers to hire younger people, it seems the question still remains - is this truly enough? Siblings: lessons from religious history The stories of siblings in Islam highlight both the best and worst of human behaviour. From jealousy and betrayal to patience and forgiveness, they offer profound lessons that remain relevant today. Reflecting on these narratives encourage us to purify our hearts, strengthen our relationships, and strive for righteousness in all aspects of life. Join us as we discuss some of these sibling stories and lessons we can learn from them to implement in our lives. Guests: Sue Maguire: Honorary Professor at the Institute for Policy Research, University of Bath. Lizzie Crowley: CIPD spokesperson Imam Ataur Khalid: Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, Ireland Imam Muneeb us Rahman: Missionary of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, UK. Producers: Arub Anwar, Manahil Nasir and Maria Ahmad Tooba

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