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Six ordinary Australians agree to challenge their preconceived notions about refugees and asylum seekers by embarking on a confronting 25-day journey. Tracing in reverse the journeys that refugees have taken to reach Australia, they travel to some of the most dangerous and desperate corners of the world, with no idea what is in store for them along the way. Episode 1: Six ordinary Australians agree to challenge their preconceived notions about asylum seekers and refugees by living like refugees for 25 days. They move in with real refugees building a new life in Australia, before taking a perilous journey to unknown shores on a leaky boat.

An explosive expose of the cruelty inflicted on Australian cattle exported to the slaughterhouses of Indonesia. Note: The way the animals are handled before slaughtered as seen in this documentary, in no way represent the proper Islamic method of slaughtering animals. To view the Islamic way of animal slaughter, please go to http://youtu.be/quhVxLUwiBw WARNING: This video contains graphic images.

Where can you spend almost $US150, 000 per square metre on a piece of land? Not the Champs-Elysees in Paris, or Broadway or New York. But Mecca! This film shows the transformation of the holiest place in the Islamic world into a real estate business for religious tourism. More than 3 million Muslims from around the world now attend the world's largest pilgrimage, the Hajj. Following the pilgrims' journey, this film features a rare interview with the Bin Laden Group behind much of the monumental development of Mecca, potentially Saudi Arabia's new 'gold'.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look ... ... at ... the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look ... at ... the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

France24.com - In Australia, a new satiric comedy show, “Salam Café” is giving the Muslim community a voice to change their misrepresentation in the media after several terrorist attacks.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look ... at ... the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at ... the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.

Filmed in Melbourne and Sydney in front of a live audience, Salam Cafe offers the audience a compelling look at the funny side of life as an Australian Muslim today. Regular panellists include esteemed host Ahmed Imam, journalist and counter-terrorism expert Waleed Aly and the multi-talented Susan Carland. Also joining the team, straight from the comedy festival tour of their show Fear of a Brown Planet are Nazeem Hussain and Aamer Rahman who write and create sketch characters like Uncle Sam - a rumbustious tunic-wearing Muslim uncle, and Fatima “Teems” - the frustrated Muslim teenager who always has issues with her dad. Nazeem Hussain is also the resident barista of Salam Cafe and the show’s roving reporter, covering local events and giving the people a voice in the regular segment - Salam Cafe 2 Go! Ahmed Hassan, an eye surgeon whose mission is to save everyone's sight so that they can watch Salam Cafe, Dakhylina Madkhul and Toltu Tufa complete the on camera team.